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In Clay Killian's opinion, Aiken County's population should have been higher in the U.S. census data for 2020.Â
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Peggy Ford has dedicated her life to helping children. Whether it be through social work or her most recent position at an Aiken nonprofit, Fo…
One of Aiken County's biggest reenactment events is underway this weekend, with emphasis on the late 19th century and the territory linked to …
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A sturdy, inviting chair is playing a major role in a new series of events being held at Aiken Center for the Arts, with emphasis on storytell…
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The Federal Reserve signaled Wednesday that it may start raising its benchmark interest rate sometime next year, earlier than it envisioned three months ago and a sign that it's concerned that high inflation pressures may persist. Read more
After a delay, plans are moving forward to conduct transportation studies on two busy Aiken County thoroughfares, where the potential for additional commercial and residential development is high. Read more
The Aiken City Council meets Monday, with little on its formal agenda and no work session planned. Read more
FLORENCE — The Aiken Municipal Development Commission took a field trip Wednesday to Florenc… Read more
The city of Aiken has secured a $300,000 brownfield assessment grant from the Environmental … Read more
GRANITEVILLE — A S.C. House committee working on updated legislative and congressional bound… Read more
Senators want the National Nuclear Security Administration to develop a comprehensive strategy for treatment and disposal of radioactive wastes born from the maintenance and modernization of the U.S. nuclear arsenal. Read more
When the Winter Colonist discovered Aiken in the late 1800s, the wealthy visitors from up North made sure to bring their favorite leisure activities. Read more
When the Winter Colonist discovered Aiken in the late 1800s, the wealthy visitors from up North made sure to bring their favorite leisure activities. Read more
