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The crowds won’t be returning to Salley in November.
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The S.C. Senate minority leader on Tuesday floated a tiered system for the apportionment of Savannah River Site settlement money that would pr…
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The Monetta Drive-In Theater will continue its 70th season in October with a slate of spooky Hollywood hits.
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Aiken residents have the chance to voice their opinions about recreational needs in the city.
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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
Aiken residents have the chance to voice their opinions about recreational needs in the city. Read more
The Aiken City Council on Monday night amended the city budget to account for a $300,000 gra… Read more
North Augusta City Council discussed two ordinances about zoning around West Martintown Road… Read more
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The S.C. Senate minority leader on Tuesday floated a tiered system for the apportionment of Savannah River Site settlement money that would prioritize local needs and wants over that of the state’s. Read more
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This week, our elected representatives in the United States Congress are putting the finishing touches on legislation that, if passed into law, would change the lives of every American. Read more
