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In what felt like an episode of deja vu, Aiken Municipal Development Commission leadership on Friday stood before a crowd at an Aiken Chamber of Commerce event and unveiled finer details of a plan meant to revolutionize downtown Aiken.
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Aiken City Manager Stuart Bedenbaugh said recycling will be suspended indefinitely following a fire at the North Augusta’s Material Recovery F…
As more details about Project Pascalis are revealed, a few more cooks appear in the proverbial kitchen.
WAGENER — The Aiken County Public School District opened the floor for discussion Thursday night on the idea of a new Wagener-Salley High School.
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As more details about Project Pascalis are revealed, a few more cooks appear in the proverbial kitchen. Read more
As more details about Project Pascalis are revealed, a few more cooks appear in the proverbial kitchen. Read more
In what felt like an episode of deja vu, Aiken Municipal Development Commission leadership o… Read more
The Aiken Municipal Development Commission this week took another step toward the realizatio… Read more
Funding for infrastructure development for the city of North Augusta could be coming soon. Read more
For S.C. Rep. Bill Hixon, R-North Augusta, the pride he showcases and displays for the Yello… Read more
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The story of how Bobby Jones chose Alister MacKenzie to help him design his dream course – Augusta National Golf Club – is one of golf’s greatest stories. Read more
The story of how Bobby Jones chose Alister MacKenzie to help him design his dream course – Augusta National Golf Club – is one of golf’s greatest stories. 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
