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After being canceled for two consecutive years because of concerns about the novel coronavirus pandemic, the Aiken Spring Steeplechase is scheduled to be conducted again on March 26 of next year.
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North Augusta City Council voted to approve the Georgia Avenue location for its public safety headquarters during its first reading.
Dozens of golfers scattered for fundraising action Monday at Woodside Plantation, with the Aiken-Augusta Wounded Warrior Charity Golf Classic …
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The Aiken Municipal Development Commission will on Wednesday head to Florence for its own kind of fact-finding mission.
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The Aiken Municipal Development Commission will on Wednesday head to Florence for its own kind of fact-finding mission. Read more
North Augusta City Council voted to approve the Georgia Avenue location for its public safety headquarters during its first reading. Read more
The Aiken Municipal Development Commission will on Wednesday head to Florence for its own ki… Read more
North Augusta’s Planning Commission voted unanimously to recommend against rezoning the Seve… Read more
The City of Aiken’s plan to rework and eventually reopen the Fairfield Street bridge is on h… Read more
An ad hoc committee of Aiken County Council has failed to reach an agreement on how funds fr… Read more
Any sort of unanticipated, long-term disruptions to plutonium pit production at New Mexico’s Los Alamos National Laboratory would jeopardize the new W87-1 warhead until similar manufacturing capabilities get off the ground in South Carolina, National Nuclear Security Administration boss Jill… Read more
Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney pumps his fist to the crowd as he leaves the field after defeating Georgia Tech 14-8 in an NCAA college football game, Saturday, Sept. 18, 2021, in Clemson, S.C. Read more
The Americans would seem to have a lot in their favor at the Ryder Cup. Read more
