A cosmetologist remembered as "a woman of influence and action" was among Aiken residents who met the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. during his travels around South Carolina to bolster the civil rights movement.
Aiken County Board of Education wants to hear from parents before making a decision on a modified calendar for the 2022-23 school year.
He knows the subject matter, and Kelvin Jenkins is among Aiken's most enthusiastic advocates, calling on decades of personal experience to pro…
When guests walked into the gym at St. Thaddeus Episcopal Church in Aiken on Saturday they were greeted by a burst of color.
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A new co-working and event space is coming to Aiken’s east side with plans to open fully in February. Read more
The Williamsburg Street redevelopment project, which aims to revitalize the area, has officially secured approval. Read more
The Aiken Municipal Development Commission recently hosted talking sessions with the prospec… Read more
Maps showing proposed redistricting changes in Aiken County were available for viewing Tuesd… Read more
Minority-owned businesses will soon have a new avenue to pursue funding for their endeavors. Read more
Aiken's noise ordinance could soon see some changes. Read more
Billions of dollars and a handful of nuclear weapon ventures would be jeopardized if Congress fails to pass a defense funding bill and instead relies on a full-year continuing resolution, which would freeze spending at prior levels, officials recently warned. Read more
HONOLULU — Matt Kuchar is not up to speed on the PGA Tour's guideline for granting releases to play in a conflicting events, mainly because it has never been an issue for him. Read more
HONOLULU — Matt Kuchar is not up to speed on the PGA Tour's guideline for granting releases to play in a conflicting events, mainly because it has never been an issue for him. Read more
This year’s S.C. legislative session isn’t over yet — there are signs that lawmakers might still try to do their job before they adjourn for the year — but already the influence industry is gearing up for the 2022 session. Read more
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