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For at least the second time this month, the brick wall at the intersection between Whiskey and Coker Spring roads has been damaged after being hit by a car.
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Aiken County residents can start their holiday seasons by giving back to their community.
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Cyber Monday deals lure in consumers amid high inflation
Days after flocking to stores on Black Friday, consumers are turning online for Cyber Monday to score more discounts on gifts and other items that have ballooned in price because of high inflation
Days after flocking to stores on Black Friday, consumers are turning online for Cyber Monday to score more discounts on gifts and other items that have ballooned in price because of high inflation. Adobe Analytics, which tracks transactions for top online retailers, forecasts Cyber Monday will remain the year’s biggest online shopping day and rake in up to $11.6 billion in sales. Some analysts expect the amount of items consumers purchase could remain unchanged - or even fall - compared to prior years. And profit margins are expected to be tight for retailers offering deeper discounts to attract budget-conscious consumers and clear out their bloated inventories. Read moreCyber Monday deals lure in consumers amid high inflation
The Aiken City Council gave the final approval for a proposal to build a 47,270 square foot specialty grocery store near the Village at Woodside Monday evening. Read moreAiken City Council gives final approval to Silver Bluff grocery store
The Aiken City Council is expected to consider the proposal to build a 47,270 square foot sp… Read moreAiken City Council to consider final approval of Silver Bluff grocery store Monday
When the annual Palmetto Bowl battle between the South Carolina Gamecocks and the Clemson Ti… Read morePalmetto Bowl between South Carolina and Clemson divides Aiken County state delegation
South Carolina's voters have spoken: The state will increase the amount of its rainy day funds. Read moreSouth Carolina voters approve rainy day fund increases
Ballard Drive is no longer a dirt road, thanks in large part to Vicki Morris. Read moreNo more dirt road: Persistence pays off in getting Ballard Drive paved
The Mobile Plutonium Facility at the Savannah River National Laboratory recently deployed full scale internationally for the first time. Read moreSRNL Mobile Plutonium Facility deploys to United Kingdom for rapid response exercise
U.S. has clear World Cup task against Iran: win or go home
The task is clear for the United States: beat Iran in a politically charged World Cup match or go home
The task is clear for the United States: beat Iran in a politically charged World Cup match or go home. A draw or a loss Tuesday night would eliminate the Americans. During unusual pre-match news conferences, captain Tyler Adams was asked to defend the U.S.’s treatment of Black people and chastized for pronoucing the opponent “Eye-ran” instead of “E-ran.” American coach Gregg Berhalter was questioned about U.S. immigration and Naval policy and apologized for the U.S. Soccer Federation’s decision to strip the emblem of the Islamic Republic from Iran’s flag on social media. Read moreU.S. has clear World Cup task against Iran: win or go home
The PGA Tour referred to Rory McIlroy and Lydia Ko as golf royalty because they ruled the golf world this year. They had great years, no doubt. But neither won a major. And when it comes the PGA Tour, such a label dismisses Scottie Scheffler and ignores Cameron Smith. Both won more than McIlroy. Each won a major. What men's golf had this year was three great years by three players. What makes McIlroy stand out is winning the points title on two tours. And mostly it's for his strong voice of support for the PGA Tour in its fight with LIV Golf. Read moreColumn: 3 great years in golf, 2 of them already forgotten
I read with amusement and familiarity Jeff Wallace's Nov. 20 column, "The Invisible Man and our Court System." I agree with his sentiment that we senior citizens should not automatically be dismissed as jurors due to our age. Rather, for all the reasons Jeff expressed, we should be welcomed … Read moreLetter: Cell phone makes juror want to disappear
