Local law enforcement will be shown appreciation Saturday at a Back the Blue rally being held at Maude Edenfield.
North Augusta City Council on Monday met to vote on a variety of topics, including the budge…
North Augusta City Council on Monday will consider the first reading of its 2021 budget, plu…
U.S. Reps. Joe Wilson and Rick Allen both described themselves as “encouraged” following a m…
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Visiting a new housing development can be disorienting. The bright, modern finishes and open floor plans invite you to be dazzled. So it’s difficult to gauge which amenities are worth your lon…
Ronda Bryce is the Artist of the Month for the North Augusta Artists Guild. She is originally from Tennessee, but has lived in this area for the last 40 years. She earned her Bachelor’s Degree…
The Belvedere Fire District Commission will hold a regularly scheduled meeting Thursday, Oct. 15, at 6:30 p.m. at the Belvedere Fire Department located at 204 Hampton Avenue. The meeting is op…
Scooby-Doo and Shaggy, Woody and Buzz Lightyear, even Lloyd and Harry from Dumb and Dumber, all prove true what many of us believe: we need and want friends.
Aaron Hensley has been presented with the prestigious Diamond award as well as Entrepreneur of the Year at the Premier Martial Arts International Symposium 2020. These awards of excellence are…
Successful seasons ended in near misses for the North Augusta and Fox Creek girls' golf programs at their respective state championship qualifiers.
The playoffs are beckoning for North Augusta Middle School's volleyball team, following an Oct. 19 match versus Paul Knox.
Midland Valley High School was North Augusta's 2020 homecoming guest, and the Mustangs did not pose much of a challenge for the Yellow Jackets Friday evening, in a 26-7 win that kept North Aug…
The Riverside Village amphitheater has hosted two community events to date but is getting ready to get busy with rentals the end of October and November. Southbound Smokehouse and Friends with…
This Week's Circulars
The Aiken County Board of Education voted Tuesday to phase into five-day, in-person classes over the next month, contradicting a recommendation from the Back-to-School Advisory Committee.
Aiken County School Board candidates for District 4 Patricia Hanks and Keith Liner answer questions regarding the issues impacting Aiken County schools and students.
As the Aiken County Public School District adjusts to COVID-19, students can expect the same standards and requirements at school as before the pandemic arrived in spring.
The custodial staff will have all hands on deck to clean and sanitize Aiken County Public Schools this fall.
In a close football game, fans can relax when they see their well-protected quarterback take a knee and allow the clock to run out in order to preserve the win. Although this victory formation…
Last week, in the midst of concerns over what’s happening in our schools, someone posed the suggestion that schools should be, first and foremost, teaching toward an occupation, a career. This…
The Riverside Village amphitheater has hosted two community events to date but is getting ready to get busy with rentals the end of October and November. Southbound Smokehouse and Friends with…
Like two banks of a river, there are two sides to every story. Delving into the facts and opinions surrounding the Savannah River and the rock weir project is like jumping headfirst into turbu…
