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A few Village at Woodside residents showed up to Monday's Aiken City Council meeting to voice their apprehension over planned multifamily apartments.
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The Aiken County Board of Education approved a modified calendar for the 2023-24 school year at its meeting Tuesday night.
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Shades of pink and purple lined the outskirts of Douglas Elementary School’s playground on Jan. 25. With adults and children holding balloons,…
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One silly explanation for the origin of the word barbecue is that it comes from the French barbe à queue, meaning beard to tail. In our part o…
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COLUMBIA — South Carolina hospitals would no longer need state permission to build new facilities, make expansions or buy expensive equipment after senators voted overwhelmingly to get rid of the requirement Tuesday. Read more
A few Village at Woodside residents showed up to Monday's Aiken City Council meeting to voice their apprehension over planned multifamily apartments. Read more
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