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A deal to sell the old Aiken County Hospital hasn’t been finalized even though the 180-day due diligence period for the purchaser ended Tuesday.
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Starting this week, Aiken Regional Medical Centers will loosen its restrictions on visitation.
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A former mayoral candidate spoke at a community forum Tuesday at the North Augusta Municipal Center, expressing his desire for more community …
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Trick-or-treaters are invited back to the Gatewood subdivision for trick-or-treating on Halloween this Sunday.
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