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Cheers of joy and holiday camaraderie filled the streets of North Augusta during the city’s annual Christmas parade on Sunday.
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In the joyous spirit of the holiday, members of Aiken's synagogue gathered to celebrate Hanukkah.
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AUGUSTA — Multiple Aiken nonprofits received funding from the Community Foundation for the CSRA on Friday, providing more opportunities to hel…
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The next contractor to tackle the Savannah River Site’s radioactive wastes has made public its executive roster, which includes senior members…
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