FLORENCE — The Aiken Municipal Development Commission took a field trip Wednesday to Florence to find out more about the city's redevelopment of its downtown.
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The South Carolina Legislature can continue to have sole authority over any changes to war memorials on public property, but it will no longer take a supermajority vote, the state Supreme Court ruled Sept. 22.
The Aiken County Public School District received survey responses from over 11,000 parents regarding the mandate of masks in schools and the C…
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As the adage goes, if you’re lucky enough to live in Aiken, you’re lucky enough. The saying is especially relevant nowadays, as housing across…
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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
FLORENCE — The Aiken Municipal Development Commission took a field trip Wednesday to Florence to find out more about the city's redevelopment of its downtown. Read more
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The Aiken Municipal Development Commission will on Wednesday head to Florence for its own ki… 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
MONETTA -- The last two Friday nights have been stressful ones for the Ridge Spring-Monetta football team. Read more
SHEBOYGAN, Wis. — The Americans bring the type of credentials that make them favorites in just about every Ryder Cup, and this year is no different. Read more
The guest editorial “S.C. on track for cheaper, greener electricity…” (Sept. 21) accepts many common misconceptions about energy (and economics). This acceptance is particularly shocking when this family of newspapers is currently touting its investigative reporting. Read more
