Aiken, SC News

• Aiken, SC News
• Low turnout expected for June 12 primary
• Vodicka Unveils 2012 USC Aiken Women’s Soccer Schedule
• Memories of fallen veterans honored for Memorial Day
• Camp Success to be held for fifth year
• Camp Success to be held for fifth year
• Aiken Voting Precincts List
• Aiken artists to exhibit plein air art
• Aiken couple starting Young Marine program
• Police blotter for May 29, 2012
• Water slide returns to Citizens Park
• Students learn about instruments used by the Symphony Orchestra
• Aiken horseman remembered for service, character
• Hitchcock Healthcare cuts ribbon on its new location
• Camp SERTOMA golf tourney to benefit disadvantaged children
• Fred's is closing, has no plans to relocate
• Local men, women paid ultimate price for their country
• Storm's landfall should bring rain to Aiken
• Rossi fends off late challenge to win Congressional Cup
• Body Identification helps riders evolve and improve
• Police Blotter for May 28
• Ballet will perform at Hopelands
• Former PEP leader joins Career Center
• Internationally renowned horsewoman conducts clinic
• Hundreds gather for parade to celebrate Memorial Day
• Politicians share sweet treats with residents
• APAG announces new season of dance, music and theater
• Professor, ADPS host session for young adults to talk about problems youth face, create
• Women in AHS Class of '66 get together for 'Girls' Night Out'
• Kids use field day as troop fundraiser
• Aiken-trained horse of the year goes for third stakes win of 2012
• Auxiliary honors teen for generosity
• Local 'Gypsy Wedding' episode airs tonight
• Fundraiser event demonstrates benefit of therapy using horses
• Upperline makes it consecutive stakes wins captures Matron
• Group honors tombs with star-spangled banner tribute
• Celebrate Memorial Day with ice cream, parade
• Equine therapy demonstration to be held today
• Career Center holds second kit-car race
• Aiken Writing Project to host Summer Institute
• Diavoli Rossi defeats Duck Hill Farm/Casa Azul to reach finals
• Meeting will focus on how to help young people of Aiken
• Blotter for May 26
• Local Auxiliary members attend national workshop
• Police seek man about ATM fraud
• Aiken police seek man for questioning in reference to ATM fraud
• Miller horses enjoying success
• Dutton and Mystery Whisper win Jersey Fresh qualify for Olympics
• K-12 private school to open in 2013
• What is the Spoleto Festival?
• Aiken Choral Society to sing at Spoleto
• Highway Patrol warns drivers to be careful
• NOAA predicts 'near-normal' 2012 hurricane season
• Names & Notes for May 25, 2012: Meredith Legg, Marine Corps League officers,
• Aiken Electric hosts annual meeting, awards lawn tractor
• Low-cost spay, neuter clinic open in Graniteville
• Police blotter for May 25, 2012
• Local shelters filled with pets in need of homes
• Couple opens new antique, consignment shop in Aiken
• Aikenite seeing the world on mission trip
• Benefit Bank opens branch to help residents of Jackson area
• Upperline among the entries for Saturday's Arlington Matron
• Dogwood Stable's Big Screen to return in Hill Prince Stakes
• USCA student enjoys sharing musical talent
• Life magazine releases rare photos from 1955 Atomic bomb test
• Rice Set to Join White Sox Organization
• Pojah Drafted by Gastonia Gamers
• Three Pacers Named All-Region by ABCA
• M'Aiken Music set to jazz up the summer
• SRNL collaborates with many U.S. agencies
• Officials say parade may cause delays downtown
• Memorial Day Parade is Saturday
• Bill would allow home-schoolers in public school sports and clubs
• Police Blotter for May 24, 2012
• Tank'd Moose opens in The Alley
• BBQ Barn closes Aiken location
• Derry Heir rallies to defeat Diavoli Rossi in Congressional Cup
• Biomass facility leads to powerhouse closure
• First Tee program allows students to experience course
• Bookstaver left legacy with Heart Board, community work
• Suspect in N.A. shooting surrenders
• Senior men get inside story on White House decision making
• Pacer Athletics – 2012 Spring in Review
• Brown and Burkhart Chosen to USC Aiken Athletic Hall of Fame
• GUIDE: Choose your adventure for Memorial Day
• BOE could get funding via sales tax
• Five county veterans to head to D.C.
• Board OKs variances for church
• Police ID suspected gunman in shooting
• New tanks at SRS will reduce lasting radiation
• Chukker Creek Elementary students pay tribute to public safety officers
• To fight a mockingbird
• Girl Scouts receive highest award for cadet
• Police search for paper rack thieves
• Sheriff calls for more funds at budget session
• Memorial Day parade, ceremony will be held to honor the fallen
• Blotter for May 22
• Oversight board cites concerns over SRS Building 235-F
• Deputies in shooting case return to regular duty
• Rabid fox that bit woman captured and euthanized
• Diners get chance to experience meal as blind people do
• Over $16K in items stolen from school
• TalkBack for May 22, 2012: Social Security, dog poo, left-turns and controlled burns
• Man wounded in North Augusta shooting
• SRR awards grants help area schools teach math, science
• Community supports Wounded Warriors
• Pacers Taking Their Talents to Summer Leagues
• Atkins Chosen Days Inn Downtown Aiken USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Month
• Letien Named South Carolina Education Lottery USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Week
• Broadway Rebound to perform
• Right at Home named Provider of Year by the CSRA Area Agency of Aging
• UPS takes city fitness challenge title
• Horse riding camp at Devonwood Farms provides summer fun
• Buddy Ball a hit with special needs kids
• Gaston Livery Stable is seeking artists to decorate Fiberglas cats
• School Board highlights necessities for budget
• Player recalls game against Yankees after throwing first pitch at GreenJackets game
• Police Blotter for May 21
• Bottega defeats Mt. Brilliant to win Pete Bostwick Memorial
• Blackberg Ranch wins USPA Constitution Cup in overtime thriller
• Program gives guidance to graduates in search of jobs
• City's website getting new look
• Students praised at 13th Celebration of Character
• Artist pays tribute to state's palmettos with new book
• UGA coach to speak on hydrangeas
• How can you tell this bill is fake?
• Girl Scouts spend day working at Aiken State Park
• School board to go over its budget for 2012-13
• Wagener graduates compare memories at 60th class reunion
• Aiken fights back against cancer
• Special ceremony honors home-school graduates
• Study IDs violations at facility for MOX
• Man killed ex-wife, shot self during incident with officers
• Police Blotter for May 19
• Friday's game serves as finals preview
• FirstView defeats Barrington 10-8 in Bostwick Memorial
• Chukker Creek Elementary holds first track and field event
• Project Graduation a safe option for graduates
• Six area residents laid to rest, remembered at pauper service
• Center offers counseling for those in need
• Five officers, two deputies off street during murder investigation
• Summer Concert at Hopelands Gardens
• Ninth-Ranked Pacers Fall to No. 2 Nova Southeastern in National Quarterfinals
• Colleagues, community honor Hallman's accomplishments
• Pedestrian who walked into roadway struck, killed
• Aiken artist murdered; Police shoot, kill murder suspect
• Carlisle well-respected as an artist and person
• Ridge Spring community mourns loss of teenagers
• Police Blotter for May 18
• Aiken woman publishes children's book about fire ant
• Planning Commission OK's plat for Sam's Club
• Shipment of large vessels headed for SRS facility
• Security Federal Corp. announces cash dividend
• Richardson charged with theft of govt. funds
• Survivors share strength at Aiken Relay For Life today
• Webb named Fluor VP of corporate affairs
• Fire-twirling group 'entertains with flame'
• Tickets on sale for 2012-13 ACP season
• Aiken's Biddle relishes role as a roving professional umpire
• UPDATE: Names released of two killed in morning domestic dispute
• Suspect shot by police following call on Cherry Hills Drive
• Three Pacers Named All-Region by NCBWA
• Atkins Named to Capital One Academic NCAA Division II Men’s At-Large District Three First-Team
• Aranas and Miller Chosen to Daktronics All-Southeast Region Teams
• Ninth-Ranked Pacers Advance to National Quarterfinals
• Atkins Named Division II PING First-Team All-American
• ACP Youth Wing putting on poolside show
• Local members of law enforcement meet to discuss recent unsolved murders
• Two arrested in meth bust
• Participants, organizers have fun at Kiwanis tricycle races
• St. Mary releases concept drawings of new sanctuary
• A.G. says candidates can run by petition
• Police blotter
• Woman sentenced to six months for shoplifting
• Frommer horses to start in Pimlico stakes on Friday
• Board members: Proposed tax hike seen as essential
• Man gets 20 years for attempted murder
• Fire departments in Bath, Clearwater merge
• Week of a lifetime comes to an end for USCA group
• Priest assumes interim admin. role at USCA
• Schickedanz homebred wins Woodbine allowance
• It's Tricky works in preparation for the Ogden Phipps
• Bottega defeats Barrington to take USPA Hall of Fame Challenge Cup
• Two, arrested, charged following meth lab bust
• USC Aiken Moves Into Top-10
• Maggard to Join USC Aiken Volleyball Program
• Pacers Tied For Eighth Entering Final Round of Stroke Play at NCAA Championship
• Atkins Chosen to PBC Men’s Golf All-Academic Team
• No raises, no taxes in City's budget
• Celebrity Night puts spotlight on children
• School board votes to increase millage rate
• Cops to discuss killings today
• 'American Diggers' look for slavery artifacts in Aiken area; show airs tonight on Spike TV
• Council moves closer to form of government vote
• Small home fire caught in time before major damage was done
• Six to be laid to rest in pauper's service
• Rezoning request for proposed small retail will go to Council
• Show etiquette when in lines
• ARMC presents funds for women in Aiken County
• Police blotter for May 16, 2012
• Dr. Jeffrey Priest to Assume Role as Interim Executive Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs
• Cediel and Rees Tabbed to PBC Tennis All-Academic Teams
• Pacers Tied for 10th After Round One of NCAA Men’s Golf Championship
• List of retiring teachers, principals and support staffers
• SRS retirees pleased with plan changes
• School District retirees reminisce at annual dinner
• More information on Churchill Commons shooting to be released
• City approves plans for South Park
• Operation Lost Vote offers a helping hand to those off the ballots
• Police blotter for May 15, 2012
• Man receives 22 years with murder trial plea
• USCA choral group tours, performs in Aberdeen
• New saddle shop opens in downtown Aiken
• New management team looks to buy Houndslake
• Aide retiring after nearly 40 years at East Aiken
• S.C. Treasurer Loftis, Ryberg at odds over investment decisions
• Body ID'd as missing woman, cause of death ruled a suicide
• Etymology Breakdown: Chocolate, orange, Utopia, scapegoat
• One dead, one wounded in early morning shooting
• USC Aiken Ranked 16th in Latest National Poll
• 2011-12 USC Aiken Athletic Highlight Video
• Recovery Works has taken a different approach to recovery
• Cordova's polo aspirations began when he was pre-teen
• Seniors make a splash at Family Y
• Council to discuss budget for 2012-13
• Study on those who love what they do may surprise you
• S.C. Treasurer will speak to Rotary
• Handguns 101 will start tonight
• Leavelle McCampbell takes a bite of 'The Big Apple' with city tour
• Register by Wednesday for parade on May 26
• My, the things we have learned
• On the Agenda for May 14
• Charity golf tournament will aid Wounded Warriors
• D.A.R. installs its new officers
• Police Blotter for May 14
• Public asked to provide input on proposed change to government
• Autopsy on woman's body scheduled for today
• Equus Events ready for Atlanta Spring Challenge
• Smoak Family Aiken Cup decided in overtime
• Brown and Miller Tabbed to PBC All-Tournament Team
• Atkins Chosen South Carolina Education Lottery USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Week
• Barrington defeats Mt. Brilliant for Saturday overtime victory
• Festival celebrates strawberries
• 'Granddad Art' helps students with their Mother's Day gifts
• Trains celebrated at Visitors Center, Train Museum
• Scottish pub's name based in local history
• Spring cleanup helps employees take pride in their workplace
• As businesses come and go, vacant buildings still remain
• Girls win gifts for moms through drawing contest
• Woman's body found; no ID made
• Officers make trek to nation's capital to honor Richardson, Rogers
• Sesame Street coming to Augusta
• Kids polo tournament celebrates player's life
• 13th-Ranked Pacers Bow Out of PBC Tournament With 7-4 Loss to No. 30 Lander
• USC Aiken to Commence Play in NCAA Men’s Golf Championship on Tuesday
• Jim Vause drops bid for sheriff
• NASCAR's Ragan honors officers with vehicle decals
• Laurence 'thrilled' to tackle schools' needs
• SRR recognized by Allen University
• May 5-13 proclaimed as National Women Build Week by mayor, governor at picnic
• New USCA chancellor receives welcome, looks ahead to future
• Dogs must be under owner control in Hitchcock Woods
• Police Blotter for May 12
• Personal trainer to speak at AARP meeting on Monday
• South Aiken in top 10 S.C. high schools
• Derry Heir defeats Duck Hill Farm/Casa Azul in Aiken Cup
• Bank Merger returns in Monmouth Stakes after 7-month layoff
• Equitrekking nominated for Emmy Award for 4th consecutive year
• Woman with flesh-eating disease remains critical
• Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive celebrates 20th Anniversary
• 13th-Ranked Pacers Advance in PBC Tournament With 7-5 Win Over Montevallo
• 13th-Ranked Pacers Upend 30th-Ranked Lander in PBC Tournament
• Mets softball coach loses bet, dresses up
• Public Safety honors top employees, remembers Richardson and Rogers
• Aiken Public Safety Award Winners
• Aiken welcomes back Taste of Home expert
• Toddler drowns in pool; coroner calls it 'tragic accident'
• Searching for peaches in Johnston
• USC Aiken launches new capital campaign
• Depot to celebrate National Train Day
• N.A./Midland Valley Relay For Life event kicks off today at high school
• Help send off officers Saturday
• Aiken man gets jail time, probation for burglary
• Aiken-trained horses among entries in Peter Pan
• Kids polo tournament to celebrate colleague's life
• 13th-Ranked Pacers Erupt for 11-2 Win Over North Georgia in PBC Tournament
• Six students left out of SAHS yearbook
• Alternative payment program now to be offered in the CSRA
• Power crews, DOT work to clean up damage from Tuesday's storm
• Taste of Home Cooking School is today
• Library's summer reading program begins June 11
• Police Blotter for May 9, 2012
• Benefit Bank created to help families in need
• Business owners learn how to prepare for disaster recovery
• Bargains to be found at Bizarre Bazaar
• Five area principals named
• Upcycle flip-flops for Old Navy coupons
• Carmon Named Tino Martinez Award Semifinalist
• Atkins Claims Individual Medalist Honors; Pacers Advance to NCAA Division II Men’s Golf Championship
• 13th-Ranked Pacers Drop Heartbreaker to Montevallo in PBC Tournament Opener
• ACA to hold opening reception for May exhibits
• Mead Hall Strawberry Festival is Saturday
• Candidates kicked off ballot to run by petition
• Complaints over sheriff fliers mount
• ATC grads look forward to future
• Relay sees record crowd at survivor dinner
• School Board members debate tax increases
• USCA singer looks forward to traveling to Scotland
• Students show off talent at art show
• New app sends photos to lab to print
• Aiken PRT takes group on tour around the state
• Severe rain only a drop in the bucket
• Beech Island man charged with attempted murder
• USCA students earn Magellan research scholarships
• Aiken County Democrats host candidate forum
• Aiken High band performs concert
• Police Blotter for May 9, 2012
• Man pleads guilty to 2011 burglary
• Green tips: Sunscreen, utensils, tires, Petrochemicals
• Pacers Tied for Third Entering Final Round of NCAA South/Southeast Regional
• Tankersley Named PBC Freshman of the Year; Six Pacers Named All-Conference
• USC Aiken Set to Open PBC Tournament on Wednesday Morning
• Refillable Roo Cup is making a return
• 11K students take pledge to W8 2 TXT
• Synagogue members receive instructions on cleaning Torahs
• Lamb conducts last concert to kick off Hopelands series
• Aiken man gets 25 years for break-ins
• Dead fox tests positive for rabies
• Aiken resident named dean of Ky. equine art academy
• Members of USC Aiken chorus to perform in Scotland
• Aiken Tech Class of 2012 to graduate today
• Aiken County Board of Education to appoint new principals
• Police Blotter for May 8, 2012
• SRR adds two cleanup robots
• Aiken man faces robbery charges
• Man gets three years for assault, battery
• Coffeehouse will showcase talents
• GALLERY: North Augusta Prom
• School Menus for May 7 – 11
• USC Aiken Tabbed 13th in Latest National Poll
• Pacers in Sixth After Round One of NCAA South/Southeast Regional
• Board of Education to appoint new administrators at meeting
• PRT Outpost Camps for kids begin in June
• Citizen, student of the year are named at annual Midland Valley Chamber banquet
• Rainfall not likely in near future
• Midland Valley takes top prize in theater project
• Get your tickets now for Thursday's Taste of Home Cooking School
• Season brings in sweet harvest of nature's candy
• MAU to host job fair Tuesday
• Team finishes outside top 10 but trip was great learning experience
• Summer classes offered for those wanting to learn vocal techniques
• Police Blotter for May 7
• Loker Named South Carolina Education Lottery USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Week
• Q and U will forever reside together in words
• Concert series honors fallen officers
• Thousands visit new pool, water park at Family Y
• Retirees not clear on DOE benefits change
• Dogs, owners gather for walk to help fight cancer
• Herb Faire offers a bit of the spring harvest
• S.C. mock trial team stays strong but doesn't make it to the finals
• AHS senior selected as Presidential Scholar
• Col. Lamb to step down after concert
• Aiken Bluegrass Festival 2012
• Lobsters claw way to finish
• Candidates eliminated from ballot for primary
• Town and Country Club celebates 60 years
• KMS Serteens raise cancer awareness with ribbon memorial
• Place or find your rental at new rentingaiken.com
• Relay Survivor's Dinner is Tuesday
• Attendees learn about caregiving at St. John's Stephen Ministry workshop
• Officers use Torch Run to raise awareness for Special Olympics
• NRC: SRS Saltstone facility's radiation exposure may exceed limit in 10K years
• Blotter for May 5
• USC Aiken to Open NCAA Regional Play on Monday
• 12th-Ranked Pacers Close Regular Season With 5-3 Win Over Winston-Salem State
• Variety of students comprises class of '12
• S.C. court ruling affects area candidates in election races
• Officers ask Lobster Race attendees to follow laws
• Hallman ends his career by giving son the last diploma
• USCA spring 2012 graduates
• USC Aiken names new chancellor
• Aiken Youth Orchestra to hold final concert of the season
• First steel beam placed at new Bridgestone plant in Graniteville
• 13th Paws for Cancer walk to be held Saturday
• Residents come together for National Day of Prayer
• Police Blotter for May 4, 2012
• President of Converse College speaks at celebration of 110th anniversary of Student Club
• Transportation committee OKs report outlining plans for US1/US78 Corridor
• MTU showcases engines for mining industry around world
• Woman pleads guilty to animal cruelty, animals up for adoption
• Rural Health Services gets $5M grant
• Sandra Jordan to Become Fourth Chancellor at USC Aiken
• Sandra J. Jordan officially named USCA chancellor
• Catch 'On the Sports Front' LIVE online at 7 p.m.
• Denham Tabbed to PBC Softball All-Academic Team
• Three Pacers Selected to PBC Baseball All-Academic Team
• USC Aiken Tennis Teams Both Ranked Nationally
• McLeod Named to Capital One Academic NCAA Division II Baseball District Three First-Team
• NCAA Division II Men's Golf Championship Program Now Available
• Pacers Move Up to Fifth in Latest Southeast Region Rankings
• Aiken man competes for Man of the Year
• Police Blotter for May 3, 2012
• Flier causing stir in race for sheriff
• Mim Woodring, former editor and owner of The Star, dies at 83
• Bill gives charter school students access to public school extracurriculars
• North Augusta native lives dream in working on film
• Aiken-trained horse Alpha to run Derby
• Public invited to see one-act plays by local high school students Friday
• Cops: Burglar tussles with 90-year-old
• Donation allows ministry to build laundry cottage
• Submissions requested for photography contest
• Local anchor dies from cancer
• Gingrich suspends presidential campaign
• Men's Cookoff to be held at Perry Memorial Park this Saturday
• Reunite with friends at the Lobster Races
• City asks residents to conserve water; Aiken County in severe drought
• DRB hears update on St. Mary's addition
• Allegra Marketing accepting applications for program to aid nonprofit organizations
• County Council votes not to reconsider financing options
• USCA senior ready for the road ahead
• Our anniversary celebrations
• Donna Wesby moving show location for special on safety in community
• N.A. Relay dinner will honor survivors
• Event to highlight need for fathers
• St. Mary's Shoebox Festival celebrates students' creativity
• Herb faire returns with classic vendors
• Printing service honored for work on area calendar
• USCA ceremony to honor more than 350 graduates
• Tankersley Named PBC Freshman of the Week
• PAR fore Parkinsons Golf Tournament accepting players
• Lisa Raiford chosen as teacher of the year
• City Council reviews budget for FY 2012-13 during work session
• Senior Men's Club gets insight into future plane technologies
• Capital project funding to be topic of Council meeting
• Police Blotter for May 1
• Shooting of teen under investigation
• New businesses keep S.C. Works busy
• Fundraiser will aid Jackson resident with medical bills
• On the Agenda for May 1
• Meet ADPS director Thursday
• ACTS collecting box fans to help low-income residents beat the heat
• Aiken High NJROTC installs officers at awards ceremony
• Tankersley Chosen Days Inn Downtown Aiken USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Month for April
• USC Aiken-Winston-Salem State to Play Friday, May 4
• Pacers Move Up Five Spots to 12th
• Aiken Bicycle Club to hold annual bike ride on Sunday
• ATC students awarded for GPA, service
• Aiken County WMA opens to the public on Saturdays in May
• Barn cats should be milling around downtown by Oct.
• Beside the Badge donates $17K to Public Safety
• New house downtown begins construction; three more up for review
• Reading a major focus for honored instructor
• Lobsters to compete to stay out of boiling heat
• Golf tournament benefits ministry that builds ramps for those in need
• Tankersley Named South Carolina Education Lottery USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Week
• Jackson among featured towns in upcoming book
• Son presents father dream car at show
• Man jailed for murder
• Aiken man remembered for work with children in need
• Cake decorating demo raises money for Relay For Life
• '68 Corvette to be auctioned off for Relay
• Man arrested in early morning fatal shooting
• SRS contractor wins security competition
• 17th-Ranked Pacers Complete Two-Game Sweep of 14th-Ranked Catawba
• Dollar General relocates to new store on Whiskey Road
• Residents look back at area baseball in 1950s
• Police curb sales to underage drinkers
• NAACP vice chair urges for leaders to take action
• Comedian Glover's new album blends crude humor, sincerity
• Birds & Butterflies to host lecture on S.C wildflowers
• Aiken drought level classified as severe
• Committee looks at ways to fund school construction
• Ruth Patrick Science Center to host Family Earth and Sky Night
• Jones to join USC Aiken as dean of School of Business Administration
• RS-M students get taste of bluegrass
• Downtown building renovation progressing
• USCA's School of Business Administration Names Dr. Clifton Jones as its New Dean
• USC Aiken Set to Make 20th NCAA Tournament Appearance
• 17th-Ranked Pacers Best 14th-Ranked Catawba on Friday Evening
• Watch the NCAA Division II Men's Golf Selection Show Live
• SRS to receive full funding for 2013
• Officials search for missing woman
• 110 teachers receive SRNS mini-grants
• South Aiken senior, interpreter donate to Cumbee Center
• Woodside Festival of Homes runs today through Sunday
• Four videographers win in Home Brew competition
• Police Blotter for Thursday, May 26, 2012
• N.A. man faces charges
• Hurricane drill prepares ARMC staff
• Rep. Wilson's bill proposes to open Yucca Mountain
• Heirlooms take Town & Country Club back to 1700s
• Boys & Girls Club kids collect 1,167 cans of food
• Singer/songwriter to perform around Aiken
• Police seek help locating missing woman
• Homeowner catches burglary on camera for second time
• Former Miss America discusses her experience with childhood sexual abuse
• Eejay's won't open in The Alley, future unclear
• Hall of Fame expo to focus on Aiken-trained horses who've enjoyed success in Classic races
• Leadership roles transfer at NJROTC awards ceremony
• N.A. police look into attempted armed robbery
• Wanted Georgia man arrested in Aiken
• Police investigate Houndslake robbery
• Two securities fraud indictments dismissed
• Open House Weekend brings together buyers, sellers
• NAACP branch to hold Freedom Fund banquet
• Sambrano has 'groomed many a good horse' for Dogwood
• Bluegrass music coming to town
• Cox Announces Addition of Diedrich
• USC Aiken Tabbed Sixth in Inaugural Baseball Southeast Region Rankings
• USC Aiken Up to 13th in Latest Golf World/Nike Golf National Poll
• USC Aiken Holds Annual Athletic Banquet
• SRNS a semifinalist for national award
• School board members hear revenue options
• Aiken man pleads guilty to investment scheme in Ala.
• Drivers appreciate drop in gas prices
• Speaker: Gangs in Aiken are indication of broken families
• Religious group holds annual banquet to honor volunteers
• Conservation garden dedicated at SRS to celebrate Earth Day
• Be sure to get the backstory
• Local News in Brief for April 25
• Republican Club to host Rep. Joe Wilson
• Police Blotter for April 25
• Turning Pages Book Club to host book signing
• Officers from U.S. and Canada compete at SRS
• Laurens Street bridge project on track
• Seventh Annual Garcia Theatre Project To Be Held Next Week at USC Aiken
• Johannsen Signs With USC Aiken Women’s Basketball Program
• Watch 2012 USC Aiken Athletic Banquet Live
• Watch NCAA Division II Tennis Selection Shows Live
• South Aiken club using fashion show to benefit Relay For Life
• Retired U.S. Navy commander was a big supporter of fine arts in Aiken
• South Park redesign given first approval
• Federal claims against Hunt, others dismissed
• Police Blotter for April 24, 2012
• Golf tournament raises $38K for Relay
• MTU manager named economic ambassador of Aiken
• Curiosity Shop celebrates traditional English holiday
• Birds & Butterflies taking donations for wildlife care center
• Solicitor's office works closely with law enforcement, community
• Former PTO treasurer guilty, gets probation
• 22-year-old woman dies in weekend crash
• Joe Wilson to speak at Republican Club meeting
• USC Aiken Ranked 17th in Latest National Poll
• Aranas Named South Carolina Education Lottery USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Week
• Artist who retired to Aiken is focus of art exhibition
• On the Agenda for April 23
• Author's book takes lessons from teacher
• Board of Education will examine budget
• Conference gives tips to child care providers
• Aiken County museum's new exhibit showcases state's 300 Carolina bays
• Police Blotter for April 23
• 2 win first-year teacher of the year awards
• Rising rent, lower interest rates getting more houses sold
• City looks to revitalize South Park for Fresh Market
• Club fight leads to stabbing
• Wheelin' Sportsmen enjoy big harvest during NWTF's Ultimate Turkey Hunt
• Sixth-Seeded Pacers Bow Out of PBC Tournament With Semifinal Loss to North Georgia
• Kornegay and White Named to PBC Softball All-Tournament Team
• Bridgestone seeks small, local subcontractors for new plant
• Visitor offering assistance, information on restoring older photos while in town
• Annual car show will benefit Make-A-Wish
• Artist works with students on French-styled paintings
• ADPS uses picnic to thank community
• Ex-POWs in state meet for possibly last time
• Cirque du Soleil's tribute to King of Pop comes to Columbia
• Marker honors 90 years of Leavelle McCampbell
• Three-Run First and Kornegay Gem Leads Pacers to PBC Tournament Semifinals
• No. 14 USC Aiken Splits PBC Doubleheader With No. 8 Francis Marion
• DOE gives URS group $1.3B to manage N.M. waste repository
• Graduates in collision were a 'big part' of Army JROTC
• Man, 20, dies; teen, 19, hurt in wreck
• Survey, picnic build bond between city, community
• Authors, other groups to advocate love of books
• Realtors hear from candidates for House, Senate seats at screening
• Help Golden Harvest win $1 million by voting on Facebook
• Community garden brings residents together
• Area boys' choirs to sing with South Boundary
• Police blotter for April 21
• Upcoming Events from April 21
• ADPS needs help in locating runaway girl
• Aiken Bluegrass Festival returns in May
• Woodlanders nursery will open its gates to plant enthusiasts
• Police asking for help locating missing teen
• DOE awards management and operating contract for Waste Isolation Pilot Plant in New Mexico
• Sixth-Seeded Pacers Set to Face Third-Seeded Jaguars in PBC Tournament
• Sixth-Seeded Pacers Fall to Third-Seeded Patriots in PBC Tournament Quarterfinals
• Pacers Unable to Upset Top-Seeded Armstrong in PBC Tournament Quarterfinals
• Kornegay Named to PBC Softball All-Conference Team
• No. 14 USC Aiken Falls 5-3 to No. 8 Francis Marion in Series Opener
• Crash claims the life of at least one
• Edgefield County Theater Company to perform musical 'Always Patsy Cline'
• Project manager: Japan still needs help cleaning up Fukushima plant
• Public Safety to thank residents with picnics
• Bond reduced for attempted murder charges
• A look at the cost of high school prom
• Forecasters say Aiken in extreme drought
• Entries now being accepted for Aiken Memorial Day parade
• School bus driver shortage continues
• Conference for child care workers slated for Saturday
• McMillan Pazdan Smith to design county animal shelter
• USC Aiken-Francis Marion Alter Weekend Schedule
• Van Derbur: 'Shame is not theirs'
• Mavris released from mental hospital, charged with 2007 murder of mother
• Police Blotter for April 19, 2012
• USCA professor celebrates 50 years of teaching with students, faculty
• Energy bill would keep Yucca open
• Aiken's Ola Hitt celebrates 102nd birthday
• Crosland Park clean up, open house are Saturday
• USCA chancellor finalist Jordan says liberal arts produces global citizens
• Quam cycling across country for awareness
• Nurture Home receives grant
• Gun and knife show coming to town
• EDITORIAL: Picnics aim to heal community
• Pacers Eighth in Latest Southeast Region Rankings
• Pacers Ready for PBC Tennis Championships
• Pacer Pitchers Combine to Stifle Jaguars on Wednesday Evening
• Floyd & Green hosting rare jewelry collection
• Aiken man killed in Augusta traffic crash
• Council votes to finance projects with reserve funds, general obligation bonds
• Chancellor Hallman leaving legacy at USCA
• Initial school budget tighter than expected
• Bush speaking in Aiken today
• Clemson fans rub elbows with coaches at Prowl and Growl
• N.A. men plead guilty to stealing car
• Police Blotter for April 18, 2012
• Residents team up to open tire, brake center
• N.A. woman pleads guilty to theft of a controlled substance
• Aiken Concert Band conductor to be honored at program
• Man pleads guilty to arson charge
• Council unanimous in decision to allow SCDOT to work on bridge replacement
• Purple toilet used for cancer fundraising
• Preparing to Enjoy! my lawn
• EDITORIAL: In S.C., 'Tired' is a great thing
• Pacer Golf Second in Inaugural NCAA Division II Southeast Region Rankings
• Public input wanted on financing new complex, Bridgestone projects
• Meeting on principal vacancies to be held
• School Board will get update on parental involvement strategies
• Tea Party hears from elected officials
• DOE audit finds SRNS contract violations
• Jones back in jail after treatment
• On the Agenda for April 17
• Man found dead after drive-by shooting
• Man pleads guilty to burglaries at elementary school
• USCA chancellor candidate shares ideas with community
• USC Aiken will honor professor's 50th anniversary
• Public input wanted on financing new complex, Bridgestone projects
• Council to vote on resolution regarding bridge replacement
• City Council meeting will be held Tuesday for Laurens Street Bridge repair
• Pacers 14th in Latest National Poll
• Atkins Chosen South Carolina Education Lottery USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Week
• Barkell Named Peach Belt Conference Freshman of the Week
• Commission offers advice on getting rid of caterpillars
• Fancy hats needed for brunch at Highfields
• The Ridge joins cancer fight
• Crash on Old Kimball Trail kills Aiken woman
• Deadline is approaching for tickets to hear from former Miss America
• Aiken Community Playhouse offers special showing of “Twelfth Night” to students
• City to hold picnic to improve quality of life
• Former president to speak at Sage Valley
• Woman recounts memories of Berlin Wall to students
• Two other finalists for USCA chancellor will appear this week
• Fairy house project aims to get children interested in nature
• No. 24 UNC Pembroke Bests No. 11 USC Aiken in Series Finale
• Pacers Close Spring Track Campaign at ASU Distance Challenge
• Pacer Tennis Teams Close Regular Seasons in Dominating Fashion
• Honor Flight of South Carolina - Special Section PDF
• Winter Colony estates open barn doors for SPCA tour
• March brings community together against violence
• USCA's Garriet Smith receives Governor's Award
• Relay gives hope, support for survivors
• Fort Gordon soldiers give help in Gaston Livery restoration
• Couple develops app to alert 911, family in event of an emergency
• Kites take to the air at annual festival
• The journey of a lifetime
• The origin of the Honor Flight
• Members of the Greatest Generation sign Brokaw book
• Blind veteran sees veteran memorials with hands, mind
• Pacer Tennis Teams Unable to Upset Georgia College
• 13th-Ranked North Georgia Takes Two From Pacers
• No. 11 Pacers Take Two in Offensive Showdown With No. 24 UNCP
• Students show support for schools' special athletes
• Tracks lead to chop shop, man's arrest
• Retiring ADPS sergeant gets a fond farewell
• D.A.R. hosts Vietnam nurse Linda Caldwell
• Singing groups come together for concert
• Zerbini circus coming to Salley
• Police Blotter for April 14
• Partnership will help to develop small reactors at SRS
• Navy captain talks intelligence, defense
• School menus for April 16-20
• Kornegay Sets Strikeout Record; Pacers Drop Two to No. 6 Armstrong
• Men don heels in fight against sexual violence
• N.A. man trapped between trailers dies
• Clock is ticking for those who need to file tax returns
• 'Intimate Apparel' to be performed at USCA
• SRNS funds allow SRNL to access high speed networks
• Register by May to vote in June primary
• Learn to grow veggies in small spaces at lecture
• Board says no to travel center's sign request
• Local a cappella group South Boundary will perform with symphony orchestra
• USC Aiken Moves Up to 16th in Latest Golf World/Nike Division II National Poll
• Pacer Women Seventh, Pacer Men Ninth in First Tennis Southeast Region Rankings
• Hitchcock Healthcare to host dinner, auction
• Aiken Center for the Arts to offer free classes
• S.C. panel advances public school choice bill
• Thoroughbred Racing Hall of Fame named best equestrian attraction in South Carolina
• Former SRS workers ill due to job may qualify for benefits
• School district names finalists for Aiken's 2012 Teacher of the Year
• FBI warns residents of scam targeting seniors
• Cleanup manager to speak at CNTA event next week
• Council of Neighborhoods to meet
• New County Complex could break ground in July
• Knit Wits knit for a cause
• USCA chancellor finalist Cordle visits Aiken community, lauds liberal arts
• New business Aqua Pools specializes in fiberglass pools
• Upcoming Events in Aiken County
• Honor Flight of South Carolina in progress in Washington, D.C.
• USC Aiken Fifth in First Southeast Region Rankings
• Pacers Claim Second Straight Shutout Victory
• White Leads Pacers to Split With Brevard
• Pacers Fall to Indians in Battle of Top-20 Teams
• Council to consider ordinance for referendum
• SRS retiree benefits changing
• Santorum bows out of GOP race
• School supports staffer in battle against cancer
• Fresh Market may open in January '13
• Car wreck sends 2 to hospital; no fatalities
• Record number of athletes, volunteers expected at Special Olympics this year
• Hitchcock Healthcare will hold masquerade, auction to raise funds for medical services
• Police Blotter
• Birds & Butterflies owner gives advice on what to do when finding baby birds
• Federal emergency funds approved for bridge repair
• Fifth annual kite festival to be held at Citizens Park
• Pacers Fall Just Short in Bid for Ninth PBC Men’s Golf Championship
• Pacer Men Pick Up Shutout Victory Over Flagler
• 3 shot at party, witnesses not cooperating with officers
• Bridge still under repair; trains are allowed through
• SRSRA meeting to focus on benefits concern
• City Council tables land donation proposal
• City Council votes in favor of 8 percent water, sewer rate increase
• Motorcycle, social clubs come together on Palm Sunday
• Police Blotter for April 10
• Wagener-based Aiken Leader now available online, in print
• Mock trial team wins state competition
• Deadline extended for Home Brew Video contest
• Wilson says Supreme Court will ax health care mandate
• Winners of USC Aiken’s Research Day Named
• Local Polo breeder, trainer interviewed on 60 Minutes
• Five Pacers Now on Tino Martinez Award Watch List
• Kornegay Named Peach Belt Conference Pitcher of the Week
• USC Aiken 11th in Latest National Poll
• Pacers in Second After Two Rounds of Play at PBC Championship
• Gobbi Chosen South Carolina Education Lottery USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Week
• Police blotter for April 9
• On the Agenda for April 9
• USCA theater to give final performance of the season
• Church proposes to donate land to the City
• Banquet will fund guide dogs for blind
• 28th annual Lobster Race coming to Aiken
• High school honors to include final grades
• Residents prepare for potential disaster
• Car show gives chance to display classics
• A horse tale
• Taste of Home Cooking School will return to Aiken on May 10
• New Edition to perform at James Brown Arena
• Children celebrate with hunt for eggs
• County still reviewing appeals for reassessed property
• RS-M students build square-foot gardens
• Hitchcock celebrates employee's 40th year
• Armstrong Claims Series Opener
• USC Aiken Women’s Tennis Claims Fourth Straight Victory
• Youth depict 'way to cross'
• Couples ties for top spot 20 years after Masters win
• Air traffic expected to double since last year
• Students show off projects on Research Day
• Toy Story characters hit the ice rink in Columbia
• Community service project needs food, children's clothes
• Rick's Produce Aiken location reopens this fall
• Police Blotter for April 7, 2012
• Bridge replacement work still lies ahead
• Happy Tales helps felines find homes for almost a decade
• Youth Wing performs 'Folk Tales for Fun' (with video)
• Weekend events for Aiken County April 6 – 8
• School menus for April 9 – 13
• Snyder Collects 600th Career Win in Doubleheader Sweep of Pfeiffer
• USC Aiken Golf Team Ready for PBC Championship
• Who will be 'Big Three' of the future?
• Rain holds off for inaugural Horses and Courses parade
• Bridge gets temporary repairs in preparation of future storms
• Southern Bank & Trust donation establishes scholarship at USCA
• Local News in Brief for April 6
• Police Blotter for April 6
• RS-M FFA alumni holds fundraiser for FFA chapter
• Area DAR chapters meet for luncheon
• Sorority rocks to raise money for breast cancer research
• Program helps students read at grade level
• Home, Garden Tour will explore Aiken's historic Highland Park
• Paws for Cancer will raise funds for Relay
• ATC engineering students finalists in redesign contest
• Hunting is family tradition
• Don't fear Shakespeare (with video)
• Suspect cleared in counterfeit money scam
• Updated: DOT prepares for temporary bridge repairs due to expected rain
• Ghost tours of Aiken to be given Saturday
• Pacers Soar Past Flying Fleet
• USC Aiken-Augusta State Softball Doubleheader Postponed
• Threat of Inclement Weather Alters USC Aiken-Armstrong Series
• Fire on Kershaw Street under investigation
• Man charged with disorderly conduct
• Remaining USCA chancellor finalists to visit community
• Crime News: Suspect sought for using counterfeit money, Man charged with attempted murder
• Wilson visits Graniteville manufacturer
• CPA review program offered
• Donation will help generations learn more about environment
• Man sought after allegedly passing counterfeit money
• USC Aiken chancellor candidates now narrowed to three finalists
• Third-Ranked Pacers Claw Past Wolves
• Police Blotter for April 4, 2012
• The Front Nine: Wednesday's 9 Daily Facts to Master the Week
• Dogwood Stable, Eclipse Thoroughbred Partners form joint venture
• Clemson fans, family cheer on Masters practice trio
• Laurens St. bridge closed indefinitely
• Horsepower will roll into Aiken for Spring Fling
• Crosland Park kids get hands-on with science
• Students befriend owl at spring break camp
• Barn exploration event will benefit the Aiken SPCA
• Ex-council member running for N.E. mayor
• Juilliard festival leaves big impact on students
• Don't curse the cart warrior
• Two Pacers Earn PBC Weekly Awards
• USC Aiken Closes Road Swing With 2-0 Shutout of Carson-Newman
• Additional Aiken history tours offered
• 2012 Cooper River Bridge Run results
• Youths of all ages will enjoy Garden Theater
• Gallery guards organize the field during Masters
• Laurens Street bridge closes due to erosion
• Police Blotter for April 3
• Man charged with indecent exposure
• Man charged with disorderly conduct
• Easter Bunny delivers baskets with United Way
• High schoolers learn about careers, college opportunities at ATC
• Research Day will showcase creative projects at USCA
• Horses and Courses bringing golf celebration downtown
• County health department moving May 1
• All-County orchestra receives standing ovation
• Green tips: Rain barrels, cooking oil, toilet paper, e-waste
• Laurens Street bridge at Colleton Avenue closed
• USC Aiken Third in Latest National Poll
• Simon Named Peach Belt Conference Women’s Tennis Player of the Week
• Fundraiser to raise money for fallen Ga., S.C. officers
• USC Aiken Claims Road Sweep of Flagler
• Miller Chosen Days Inn Downtown Aiken USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Month for March
• USC Aiken Finishes 16th at Insperity Augusta State Invitational
• Aranas Selected South Carolina Education Lottery USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Week
• USC Aiken Women Earn Third Straight League Victory
• Businesses anticipate a boom with Masters
• Rain delays Triple Crown polo tourney
• Rally focuses on dangers of profiling
• Aiken Horse Show carries on despite rainy weather
• Motorcycle wreck kills man; alcohol found on vehicle
• Airport expects increased traffic for tournament
• Cook-Off brings out the best BBQ around
• USCA Polo Postponed Till Sunday
• Pacers and Polo postponed until Sunday
• Pacers in 16th After First Two Rounds of Insperity Augusta State Invitational
• Burkett Blast Sends Pacers to PBC Split With Lander
• Fourth-Ranked USC Aiken-Flagler Baseball Game Suspended; Will Resume at 11 a.m. on Sunday
• USC Aiken Knocks Off 11th-Ranked Clayton State on Saturday
• USC Aiken-Augusta State Softball Doubleheader Moved to Thursday, April 5
• Year's first 5th Friday celebrated with BBQ cook-off, entertainment
• Church play shows Jesus from Mary's perspective
• Rally looks to bring 'justice' to shooting of Trayvon Martin
• USCA names chancellor finalists
• It's polo time; Triple Crown concludes with final jewel
• Filing concludes for upcoming election
• GOP candidates discuss plans at forum
• Aiken Horse Show sees record-setting number of entrants
• Retired seaman shares diving experience with Senior Men
• Red Cross donations aid Japan recovery
• Police Blotter for March 31, 2012
• Artist teaches workshop on how to sculpt horses
• Registration for day camps at Odell Weeks opens Sunday
• Man faces murder, weapons charges
• USC Aiken Names Finalists in Chancellor Search
• USC Aiken names finalists for Chancellor search
• USC Aiken to Hold Research Day next Friday
• Weekend events for Aiken County
• South Aiken students raise funding for Make-A-Wish
• Final preparations made for annual Pacers & Polo
• Former deputy Jeff Nation not running for sheriff
• Strawberry stands open for season
• Mega Million jackpot hits $540M
• Names & Notes for March 30, 2012
• Annual horse show to be held in Hitchcock Woods
• Two tanks at SRS ready to be closed
• Presentation offers information on pediatric hospice
• Police Blotter for March 30, 2012
• New Ellenton releases election results
• New Ellenton Democrats to hold special meeting
• All-County Orchestra Festival to be held today
• Leadership Aiken County creating endowment to cultivate great ideas
• Video contest deadline extended
• Woman struck by her own vehicle dies
• 2012 Easter Services and Events
• Lucky T Farms to hosts annual trail ride, horse show
• 83-year-old North Augusta woman dies after struck by vehicle
• USC Aiken Picks Up Thrilling 5-4 Road Win Over Augusta State
• Recommendations for new pedestrian, bike plan revealed
• Local quilts made with love given to wounded warriors
• Aiken County redistricting plan OK'd
• 'Aiken Goes On' T-shirts benefit law enforcement trip to D.C.
• Relay team captains meet today
• SAHS Cyberpatriot team finishes first
• Aiken High FFA plans plant sale at greenhouse
• New Ellenton deadline passes without candidates
• O'Gorman leaving for Berkeley County
• VIDEO: North Augusta Idol 2012
• Harris Chosen Honorable Mention All-American by Women’s Division II Bulletin
• Pacer Athletics – 2011-12 Winter in Review
• USC Aiken Ranked 33rd in Latest ITA National Rankings
• Jaguars Upset Fourth-Ranked Pacers in First Game of Fourth Annual Outback Cup
• Pacers Claim Third Straight Road Sweep
• Third-grader speeds stacks way to national competition
• If I had a brain, I would still take the scarecrow role
• Massey: Health care reform could burden state budget
• Warrenville resident Jim Vause running for sheriff
• Man charged in Crosland Park drug bust
• Fresh Market 'opening soon'
• Rising construction costs could impact AHS additions
• Eejay's restaurant moving to The Alley
• Youth Restoration Alliance working to help at-risk youths
• AYP hosting 5th Friday party to coincide with Triple Crown
• Aiken High FFA holding spring sale
• Various art forms to be displayed at AHS
• Police Blotter for March 28
• Boys and Girls Club to offer Spring Break camp
• New shop to offer handmade woodwork, scented oils
• Financial management group hires two new teams
• Mary Kay consultant earns car
• Eejays to move to Up Your Alley location
• Habitat for Humanity creates another home
• Volunteer pick-up crews asked to change focus
• Athletic Banquet Tickets Now Available
• Pacer Basketball Teams Winning Over the Palmetto State
• USC Aiken’s Upset Bid of Augusta State Falls Short
• USC Aiken Ranked 12th in Final National Poll of 2011-12 Season
• Pacers Claim Team Title at Bearcat Golf Classic
• City Council rejects request for rezoning
• Aiken Ryan's buffet says it won't reopen
• County departments submit requests for next year's budget
• Discipline, bullying issues to be topic of School Board meeting
• ADPS receives excellence award for accreditation
• Vocal group gives advice to local students
• Belvedere man charged with attempted murder
• Local candidates will speak at next Republican Club meeting
• USCA will host program on business ethics
• Police blotter for March 27
• Man arrested after allegedly shooting passenger in car
• Jones Named Peach Belt Conference Player of the Week
• USC Aiken Vaults Into Top-5 in Latest National Poll
• USC Aiken in the Lead After First Two Rounds of Bearcat Golf Classic
• Miller Selected South Carolina Education Lottery USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Week
• USCA vice chancellor will head to Montevallo
• Local officers to raise money for Special Olympics this week at Fatz
• Broadway revue to raise funds for N.Y. trip
• Building for better education: First project under plan to update schools in county over five years begins
• Offspring of alligators among animals blessed at annual event
• Rescued dog in need of a new home
• Event gives girls a look at engineering field
• City Council to consider rezoning request at meeting
• On the Agenda for March 26
• Police Blotter for March 26
• Pacer Tennis Teams Unable to Upset Armstrong
• Pacers Sweep Away Bobcats
• Take a class at ACA during spring break
• Police seek man who robbed Blimpie
• Sun, fun mark Steeplechase; 46th renewal draws 30,000
• SRNS volunteers put focus on rebuilding community
• USC library honors legacy of Salley family
• USC Aiken prepares for final leg of Triple Crown
• Meeting to address underage drinking
• Pullyourfingerout pulls out win at the 46th annual Steeplechase
• USC Aiken Competes at Weems Baskins Relays
• Pacers Claim Series Victory in National Top-10 Showdown
• Steeplechase expected to run rain or shine
• Friends of the Stable receive ceremonial key to Gaston Livery at ceremony
• Democrats look at state politics, honor locals for their service
• Visitors Center to showcase work of local artists
• Community series: Improve community by making healthy choices, keeping up with immunizations, health screenings
• Community improvement series officially concludes, but discussions should continue
• Applications for Bridgestone plants will be accepted starting Monday
• Local News in Brief for March 24
• Police Blotter for March 24
• School menus for March 26 – 30
• USCA and ASU Join Efforts to Offer Certified Public Accountant Review Program
• Fifty percent chance of rain, thunderstorms expected for Steeplechase
• Weekend events in Aiken County
• USC Aiken-Flagler PBC Tennis Matches Postponed
• Pacers Joust Knights in Doubleheader Sweep
• Pacers Claw Past Bearcats in Series Opener Between Top-10 Teams
• Community series: One person can change a child's life
• Avid scrapbooker to offer classes in Aiken
• Steeplechase 411: What you need to know for Saturday
• Sertoma Club uses raises funds at Steeplechase
• Mom, 2-year-old boy found safe in Georgia hotel
• First Tee changes lives on the course
• Federal courthouse on list of possible closures
• Man accused of threatening cops arrested
• Woman with MS to participate in 5K
• Police Blotter for March 23, 2011
• Steeplechase vendors ready for business
• Ex-Phelon president, COO dies
• Edgefield newspaper Citizen News closing
• Want great customer service? Shop local in downtown Aiken
• Mother, child reported missing
• Review: 'Hunger Games' should satisfy fans
• New Edition Anniversary concert date, venue changed
• USC Aiken Ranked 18th in Latest Golf World/Nike Division II National Poll
• USC Aiken Women’s Tennis Continues Winning Ways in Shutout of Clark Atlanta
• Tips to plan the perfect Steeplechase tailgate
• Faith-based drama to hold auditions, be filmed in Aiken
• 911 calls: Suspect in Rogers' shooting armed with her gun
• Community series: The ties that bind
• Recovery Works provides an avenue for alcohol, drug addiction treatment
• Two area outreach groups finalize merger
• Tognum America increasing presence in Aiken County
• USCA job fair connects students, future employers
• Aiken native dreams of building a lasting legacy
• USC Aiken Continues to Celebrate 50th Anniversary With Several Spring Events Planned
• Newberry Upsets 10th-Ranked Pacers
• Pacers Make it Three in a Row in 7-2 Win Over Pfeiffer
• New restaurant 'a step back into time'
• School Board faces budget challenges
• Counterclaim dismissed in Tipsey lawsuit
• Steeplechase fashion: It's all about the color
• Council OKs financial agreement for Tognum America
• An evening at the ballpark
• Aiken tracking team trains officers statewide
• 28 Aiken County schools earn 32 awards for academic record
• Program helps students make better decisions for themselves
• Police blotter for March 21, 2012
• Ruth Patrick Science Center to offer Spring Break camps
• Pancake breakfast will benefit Relay For Life
• Pacers Finish 14th at Bobcat Intercollegiate
• Pacers Rally Past Anderson
• Pain Center offers new therapies
• S.C. House hopefuls present agendas to Aiken Tea Party
• Steeplechase will give Aiken economic boost
• Grad student speaks against 'pink slime' controversy
• Community series: Improving our community through increased inclusion
• USC's Ellington expected to return to football team
• Reach to Recovery program brings hope to those newly diagnosed with cancer
• Man charged with pointing, presenting firearm
• Police Blotter for March 20
• Police ID one of two card theft suspects
• 'Education Matters' marking anniversary with broadcast
• Council to give final reading on Project Bench
• Dogwood Stable’s Aikenite retired
• Kornegay Named South Carolina Education Lottery USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Week
• USC Aiken Moves Into Top-10 in Latest National Poll
• Atkins Tied for Eighth at Bobcat Intercollegiate
• Harris Chosen Honorable Mention All-American by WBCA
• Community series: Parents must close generation gap by encouraging, being supportive
• On the Agenda for March 19
• Camp Cocoon offers kids a chance to heal
• USCA prepares students for job fair
• Board of Education to address 2012-13 budget at meeting
• Friends, family remember visionary Fred Christensen
• Retired Chamber director awarded for her work, aid
• Parkinson's golf tournament to raise awareness, funding
• Husky mix becomes best friend to homeless
• Fallen officer's sons take to the mound for Pacers
• Bluebirds also a sight to see during Steeplechase
• Automotive technology instructor has worked hard for national accreditation
• Pacers Open Spring Track Campaign at CCU/Shamrock Invitational
• USC Aiken Picks Up Second Straight Win in 8-1 PBC Victory Over Montevallo
• Pacers Split With 25th-Ranked Cougars on Sunday
• Aiken Standard, The Star rack up awards from SCPA
• Books-A-Million to raise funds for Cumbee Center on March 24
• Food, socializing abound at Trials
• Looking ahead to Saturday's Aiken Spring Steeplechase
• Teacher banquet moved up, open to public
• Horseman shares his knowledge about Thoroughbred racing
• Three vying for seats will visit Tea Party
• Community series: Hunger is root cause that impacts educational, judicial systems
• Camp Sharigan advances reading
• USC Aiken Completes Three-Game League Sweep of Georgia Southwestern
• Pacer Tennis Teams Easily Down Belmont Abbey on Saturday
• Pacers Best Hurricanes Twice on Saturday
• Triple Crown kicks off today with Aiken Trials
• Students won't discover 'pink slime' in lunches served in county schools
• Filing period opens for those seeking office
• Couple endures struggles of marriage
• Community series: Failed families are root cause of society's problems
• Speech contest winner to compete in Atlanta in April
• Man charged after stolen signs discovered
• Bull-riding event coming to Columbia
• S.C. highway troopers urge students to take W8 2 TXT pledge
• Police Blotter for March 17
• Sorority presents reading, black history program
• 2012 schedule of rabies clinics in Aiken County
• World Book Night is April 23
• Bookings for March 15, 2012
• World Book Night is April 23
• School menus for March 19 – 23
• 2011 Aiken High graduate reported missing
• Faces of Cold War Patriots
• Bunker won't seek house seat
• Council Named to NABC Southeast Region All-District First-Team
• Pacers Blow Past Hurricanes on Friday Evening
• Faces of Cold War Patriots
• Officers want safe tailgating at Aiken Trials
• Three books at heart of investigation in Schofield teacher's administrative leave
• ACP Youth Wing Immersion program is bringing Aiken actors to Broadway
• Community Series: Catch them before they fall
• Sheheen to speak at Dorn-Derrick Dinner
• Trial ends with 1 plea deal, 1 hung jury
• Event briefs for March 16
• Bridgestone receives award for Aiken investment
• Women of Woodside to host golf tourney
• Archaeology group explores yards of early mill workers
• Candidate filing opens today, runs through March 30
• Police Blotter for March 16
• Cedar Creek ladies begin cornhole tournament league
• Movies playing in Aiken this weekend
• School district releases statement to 'pornographic' book reading
• USC Aiken Softball to Host Law Enforcement Appreciation Day
• USC Aiken to host annual Pickens-Salley Symposium
• Students play jazz with Juilliard group
• Schofield teacher on leave after parent complains of 'pornographic' sci-fi book
• County will move ahead with filing seats for Council
• Do's and don'ts for tailgating at the Trials
• Man gets 23 years for felony DUI
• SRNS president talks H-Canyon
• Presentation to cover Thoroughbred basics
• Barton to run for auditor position
• Event allows enthusiasts inside look at Thoroughbred training
• Summer Institute works to get kids off the street and into the classroom
• Community Series: United Way, partner agency programs provide opportunities
• English Honor Society Inducts New Members
• Rybergs create STEM Initiative Scholarship
• Pacers Unable to Claw Past Bears
• Four Pacer Pitchers Combine For Two-Hitter in Win Over Limestone
• Legislation would privatize state's school bus system
• Proposed senior living facility called off
• 'Voice of Racing' continues tradition
• Haley stands by tax cut proposal
• Police Blotter for March 14, 2012
• Mild winter brings longer allergy season
• City of Aiken names new tourism supervisor
• Hot, cold air to battle it out in March
• Students take home awards from regional science fair
• Bill would allow farmers market to sell products baked at home
• Community Series: Engage with one another to find solutions
• SAHS DECA students setting records
• Story Time in Gardens moved to Odell Weeks Center
• Ready for March Madness? Download your brackets here
• Pacers Go Low in Third Round to Finish in Second
• Community series: The city needs help fixing the problems
• PIF releases cookbook featuring international recipes
• County website receives award for government transparency
• City Council OKs rezoning for livery stable museum
• Piano donation is music to school's ears
• Vaughters to seek Young's House seat
• Tailgating preparations under way for Aiken Trials
• U.S. Senate bill: President must allow the Yucca Mountain repository or give rebates
• SRS officials celebrate biomass facility opening
• Board of Education to discuss Career and Technology Center
• Police Blotter for March 13, 2012
• Juilliard-trained cabaret singer will tell story through music
• Man charged with DUI after police chase
• Triple Crown Etiquette
• Harris Named South Carolina Education Lottery USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Week
• Tankersley Named PBC Freshman of the Week
• USC Aiken in Third After First Two Rounds of Magnolia Invitational
• USC Aiken Ranked 14th in Latest National Poll
• Harris Named to NCAA Division II Southeast Regional All-Tournament Team
• Community series: Girl Scouting builds courage, confidence, character
• Resource fair to be held for Cold War nuclear workers
• Gregg buttery opens at Aiken museum
• Officials share views on political buzz words
• Fallen officers' families receive memorial quilts
• Blue Peter's Tree at Training Trackholds legend, lore
• Former Miss America to speak on child abuse
• On the Agenda for March 12
• Public invited to view plan for bike facilities
• Divorced parents in S.C. may have to pay for college
• Girl Scouts celebrate a century of life lessons
• Career Center welder a cut above the rest
• Friendship Baptist Church ready to celebrate pastor's seventh anniversary
• Police Blotter for March 10
• No. 17 Pacers Drop Series Finale to No. 10 Cougars
• Canadian crossover singing group coming to perform in Aiken
• Man charged with shoplifting, drugs
• Gov. Haley to visit Aiken Industries
• Horsemen give insight at Livery Stable fundraiser
• RS-M FFA members attend legislators appreciation day
• New Ellenton hosts its own community event with Family Fun Day
• Vigil honors officers for 12 straight hours
• Peer support counseling promotes healing
• Community series: Alcohol, drugs are viewed as primary causes of ills of society
• USC Aiken Upset by Wingate in Regional Quarterfinals
• 17th-Ranked Pacers Split Doubleheader With 10th-Ranked Cougars
• Lander Upsets Regionally Top-Seeded Pacers
• Junior Woman's Club donates 'Banksia' painting to USCA
• Tickets for Steeplechase weekend now available
• SRNS CEO to be the guest speaker at nuclear technology awareness breakfast
• Dentists visit Honduras to bring healthy smiles
• Community series: A good education is the foundation for a productive citizen
• School Menus for March 12-16
• Movie Trailer Reviews: Learn more about movies hitting theaters this spring
• Events in Aiken County for Friday, Saturday
• Culinary students have appetite for success
• Pacers Advance to Regional Semifinals With Win Over Catawba
• Community series: 'We' means taking full responsibility
• United Way exceeds goal, raises $2.74 million
• Cinderella projects makes dreams comes true
• Two announce intentions to seek seats; one contemplates
• City to appoint Paige Tiffany to solicitor position
• Local News in Brief for March 9
• Aiken museum to dedicate Gregg buttery on Sunday
• Two charged with exploiting adult
• Police Blotter for March 9
• Lift up community at prayer vigil
• Aiken Kidney Benefit 5K will help dialysis patients
• Culinary students have appetite for success
• Community series: There's value and healing in listening
• USC Aiken Women's Basketball NCAA Tournament Central
• USC Aiken Men's Basketball NCAA Tournament Central
• Councilman Scott Singer seeks to change form of county government
• Juilliard in Aiken begins on Saturday
• Suspect in cookie caper captured
• Man jailed after undercover meth bust
• Local news in brief for March 8
• Jump-start your life with Jobs for Life
• Two county residents headed to Brazil through Rotary exchange
• Suspects sought after allegedly using stolen credit cards
• “Banksia” Painting Donated to USCA By Aiken Junior Woman's Club “Banksia” Painting Donated to USCA By Aiken Junior Woman’s Club
• Community Series: David Jameson — How do we improve our community?
• Man arrested on drug charges following undercover operation
• Gunman still at large in Feb. death
• Nine days left before filing for office begins
• County Council discusses taxes, structure
• Dance program will benefit Aiken schools
• Police Blotter for March 7, 2012
• Pass it On Kidsignment Sale will be held Friday, Saturday
• Contest seeks art for license plate
• The Great Beard Experiment ends
• USC Aiken-Carson-Newman Softball Doubleheader Postponed
• Pacers Ranked Program-High Tying Seventh in Latest National Poll
• Clemson, Kohles Claim Top Honors at 15th Annual Cleveland Golf Palmetto Intercollegiate
• Pacers Fly Past Hawks
• Donations may be made to help Scouts recoup funds
• Bunker, Wells to seek Young's seat in House
• Police try to determine cause of fatal wreck
• George W. Bush to come to Sage Valley
• Women Build hit the nail on the head
• Community improvement series: How can we help our children?
• Hunger banquet teaches teens about world poverty
• Drivers can clear up suspended licenses this week until Sat.
• South Aiken soccer fundraiser will be March 17
• 'New Edition' to perform at Convocation Center next month
• Police working fatal accident on Huber Clay Road
• Pacers Tied for 17th in the Latest National Poll
• South Carolina and Virginia Tied for Lead After First Two Rounds of 15th Annual Cleveland Golf Palmetto Intercollegiate
• DeGraffinreed Chosen South Carolina Education Lottery USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Week
• Improvement series: Mayor Fred Cavanaugh
• Brothers and Sisters provides a second home
• On the Agenda for March 5
• Fundraiser will concentrate on basics of polo, racing
• Service puts pooch on the prowl for bed bugs
• County seeks input on funds for complex
• Serving the public: Are longer meetings really better?
• Officials, locals laud changes at Hopelands and Rye Patch
• Bridgestone hosts BBQ to build bluebird boxes
• Police Blotter for March 5
• Thief raids Girl Scouts' booth
• Series: What can we do to make our community better?
• Pacer Tennis Drops PBC Road Matches at Columbus State
• Kornegay No-Hitter in Game Two Leads Pacers to Split With Limestone
• Watch the NCAA Division II Basketball Selection Shows Live
• Pacers Complete League Sweep of Augusta State
• PBC Tournament Champions! Pacers Take Top-10 Showdown to Claim Title
• USC Aiken to Host 2012 NCAA Division II Southeast Regional
• Serving the public: are longer meetings really better?
• Prep Fest combines music with charity
• AAUW Books 'N Things Fair has record turnout
• Aiken Civic Ballet Company to perform 'Sleeping Beauty'
• Young to run for Ryberg's Senate seat
• Pacers Down UNCP in Semifinals to Set Up Top-10 Championship Game Showdown
• 22nd-Ranked Pacers Open ASU Series With 14-2 Victory
• Program to use goats to minimize brush in parks
• Police Blotter for March 3
• 'My Aiken High Week' raises $3,000
• AAUW Books 'N More sale draws enormous crowd
• Pope honored for support of school athletic programs
• Warrenville Elementary staffer an inspiration with 53 years of service
• SAHS benefit breakfast is today
• Fundraiser will raise money for new soccer field
• USC Aiken’s Guild of Poetic Intent to Host Atlanta Poet Jamie Iredell
• USCA Students to Spend Alternative Spring Break Building Houses in Florida March 4-10
• School menus for week of March 5 – March 9
• Event roundup for this weekend in Aiken County
• USC Aiken-Augusta State PBC Baseball Series Altered
• Harris Chosen Days Inn Downtown Aiken USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Month for February
• USC Aiken-Wingate Softball Doubleheader Now Set for 4 p.m. Start
• Strong Defensive Effort Leads Pacers to PBC Tournament Semifinals
• Ruby's Café opens in Graniteville
• Ryberg will not seek re-election
• Police Blotter for March 2
• East Aiken students learn shapes through movement
• Bonds revoked for man facing accessory to murder charge
• Hopelands progress to be topic of meeting
• Injunction filed to delay filing period for Council seats
• Home Brew Video Competition submissions due by March 30
• Students dress up to celebrate reading for Dr. Seuss' birthday
• SAHS holding benefit at Fatz Saturday
• Aiken High "Junk in My Trunk" yard sale is today
• Movies playing in Aiken this weekend
• Pacers Ranked 32nd in Latest ITA National Rankings
• USC Aiken-Flagler Softball Doubleheader Now Set for 4 p.m. Start
• Dahm Announces Pacer Tennis Schedule Updates
• Pacer Tennis Teams Maul Tigers
• Pacers Split Doubleheader With No. 23 Flagler
• Pacers Advance to PBC Tournament Semifinals
• ADDA's Spring Sidewalk Sale begins today
• Savannah River Ecology Laboratory history shared with Senior Men's Club
• Aiken County in dire need of bus drivers
• Duck successfully rescued from drain
• School Board approves new rules for support organizations
• Symposium on Southern Women will be March 15
• Equine Support Council meeting unveils progress
• Cumbee Center in need of volunteers
• N.A. Camellia Show will be held Saturday
• USCA to show film 'Primary Colors' today
• 'Just Dance' showcase will benefit public education
• Junk in My Trunk will be held Friday
• Blotter and briefs for March 1
• City redistricting process continues
• Sandy Rogers' life partner releases letter of gratitude to community
• Pacers Claim Victory Over Paine in First Ever Meeting Between Programs
• USC Aiken Peach Belt Conference Basketball Tournament Central
• Pacers Tabbed Second in Latest Southeast Region Rankings
• Pacers Ranked First in Latest Southeast Region Rankings
• Pacers Split Home Doubleheader With Tusculum
• Aiken Yoga under new ownership
• Woman found dead with gun wound in yard
• Relay rummage sale raises $2,800
• New Ellenton mayor and councilman both resign
• Board OKs new Aiken High field house, classrooms
• Leap Year babies 'young forever'
• Court roundup for Feb. 28
• During ROTC meet, cadet receives unexpected honor
• No fight with customer service needed for my SI windbreaker
• Local news in brief for Feb. 29
• Board shows appreciation for area realtors with lunch, fun
• USCA club chapter honored at district convention
• Dog headed home, owner found guilty
• Green tips: Stop junk mail, save water, Fair Trade coffee
• Health tips: Color in food, strawberries, fitness app, omega-3s
• Tech Tips: Extensions, Pageonce, mobile signatures, reverse image search
• New Ellenton mayor, council member announce resignations
• Officials investigate death of Aiken woman
• Pacers Ranked Season-Best Ninth in Latest National Poll
• DeGraffinreed and Harris Named First-Team All-PBC
• Two Pacers Earn All-PBC Plaudits; Alexander Named Coach of the Year
• Audit shows SRS overpaid $7.7M during recent layoffs
• Council sends Open Space Element draft back to Commission for review
• The Cat in the Hat visits local schools
• Plans for improvements to Highway 1, Whiskey Road now available to public
• Forecast calls for rain, warm temps this week
• Steven Curtis Chapman concert planned for March 8 canceled
• Group from Brazil visits Aiken as part of cultural exchange
• Two arrested after leading police on chase
• USCA’s Cultural Series Continues With Two March Performances
• Habitat begins sixth Women Build home
• Man sentenced to five years for distribution of cocaine
• School Board will hear update on alternative learning, construction
• USC Aiken Baseball Up to 22nd in Latest National Poll
• USC Aiken Set to Host 15th Annual Cleveland Golf Palmetto Intercollegiate
• Harris Chosen South Carolina Education Lottery USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Week
• On the Agenda for Feb. 27
• Nature series seminar looks at wilderness in the backyard
• City to discuss plan to protect green space
• Movies, seminars, discussions are on tap at library in March
• ‘My Aiken High Week’ fundraiser starts today
• Report: S.C. ranks above national average in education
• Re-enactors bring passion for history to annual battle
• Library in Wagener reopens with updates
• New Ellenton opens new, larger library
• Unveiled historical marker honors former hospital
• Late-Inning Rally Not Enough for Pacers in Extra-Inning Loss to Georgia College
• Pacer Men and Women Fall to Francis Marion
• Prep fest to benefit children's charities
• Local News in Brief for Feb. 26
• Students learn of black history with African drum, dance event
• Equine Support Council will give updates at Tuesday's meeting
• Help save local lives by donating your blood
• Costumed pancake breakfast supports Gaston Livery Stable
• Aiken's First Baptist Church will host Lenten Luncheons
• City gets fit at Zumbathon fundraiser for Richardson and Rogers
• Man shows strong spirit after tornado ruins Wagener home
• Spectators gather for Battle of Aiken after heavy storm
• Aiken Horse Show
• Juilliard in Aiken Festival 2012
• Pacers Fall Twice to Patriots on Saturday
• Pacers Split With Georgia College on Saturday
• Pacers Lock Up No. 1 Seed in PBC East
• Pacers Claim PBC Championship Outright With 71-53 Victory Over Flagler
• Weather expected to be sunny today
• Storms ravage county
• Battle of Aiken begins today
• East Aiken reading festival focuses on literacy skills
• Author of Civil War book visits Aiken
• Augusta author shares book with Schofield students
• 'My Aiken High Week' begins Monday
• Chukker Creek, St. Mary's students compete in robotics tourney today
• Aiken native published in large collection
• Black history brought to life with local play
• Oswald Writers Series Set for Feb. 28 at USCA
• School Menus for Feb. 27 - March 2
• UPDATED at 7 p.m.: Many roads cleared, no casualties reported following powerful storm (with video, photos)
• Tornado Watch until 4 p.m. today
• Battle of Aiken
• USC Aiken-Shaw Softball Doubleheader Cancelled
• Temps will get back to average, rain may fall today
• Study shows radioactivity from SRS increasing but DOE disagrees
• Little Caesars to open store on Southside
• Aiken County treasurer Sharpe announces retirement
• Local partnerships improve Crosland Park
• Woman takes to Facebook to defend pit bull accused of biting
• County Council primary could be delayed if redistricting not approved
• Girl Scout cookies are here
• USPS Augusta facility closing, area mail will come through Columbia
• Habitat homes should near 100th house in '14
• Police Blotter for Feb. 23
• Relay For Life Rummage Sale is Saturday
• Equestrian sport artist Malone to exhibit at Racing Hall of Fame
• DHEC beginning Better Choices, Better Heath workshop on Friday
• Portion of Storm Branch Road closed due to structure fire
• Movies playing in Aiken Feb. 24 weekend
• Wire road reopens
• Seilern Named to PBC Men’s Basketball All-Academic Team
• USC Aiken Women’s Tennis Opens PBC Campaign With 6-3 Win Over UNCP
• Marker planned to honor county's historic hospitals
• Celebrate Black History Month by going to see 'Hometown History' today at museum
• Error means some may owe County more taxes
• AAUW still accepting donations for annual Books N' Things sale
• Ash Wednesday marks beginning of Lent
• South Aiken NJROTC places fifth nationally in orienteering
• Donation will help ADPS honor Richardson in D.C. memorial
• Fired deputy Nation drops civil suit, will run for sheriff
• Battle of Aiken begins Friday with School Days for students
• Anchor Meredith Anderson talks free speech at USC Aiken
• Eat pancakes to help Gaston Livery Stable
• Portion of U.S. 278 in SRS to reopen
• County stays silent about identity of business involved in Project Bench
• School Board ponders updates in technology with upcoming budget
• Aiken resident Grant crowned Miss Black South Carolina at Benedict College
• Ray and Lyn Fleming North Augusta Citizens of Year
• Girls Scouts give ADPS special flag
• DeMint to Aiken GOP: This is now or never
• DeMint tours MTU plant to learn about S.C. jobs
• Resident makes statement by leaving litter hanging in tree
• Baby Blessings provides warmth with caps, blankets
• Powderhouse widening project set to begin soon
• USC Aiken Unveils New Smartphone App Free Download on the Android and iPhone Markets
• USC Aiken reveals convenient smart phone app
• US Hwy 278 Detour to remain in effect until early Wednesday
• 2012 Polo Match Fact Sheet
• USC Aiken Unveils New Smartphone App
• Pacers Vault Into Top-10
• Pacers Open Spring Campaign With Sixth Place Finish at Wexford
• ACP Youth Wing will present 'You Can't Take it With You'
• Review: No violations at MOX facility in 4th quarter
• Area choreographer reaches out with dance
• Public invited to comment on Project Bench
• ARMC chaplain: Respect religion, beliefs of others
• Fitness challenge will pit employees of local businesses against each other
• TalkBack for Feb. 21: Budget voting, Deserving benefits
• 30-mile detour will remain in effect on U.S. 278 for repairs
• Police Blotter for Feb. 22
• Man charged in morning burglary of Wagener Drug
• On the agenda for Feb. 21
• Aiken Blues Brothers credit Corey Burns for their success
• Churches plan Ash Wednesday services
• County begins budget planning
• Portion of Hwy 278 near SRS closed for leak repair
• Pacers Move Back Into Top 30 in Latest National Poll
• Pacers in Sixth Place After First Two Rounds of Wexford Plantation Intercollegiate
• Kornegay Named South Carolina Education Lottery USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Week
• Battle of Aiken to return with Great Revival
• Father, son face odds on Africa's Kilimanjaro
• City begins to implement 6-1 district format
• Drama about county's past will be performed for Black History Month
• Equine rescue helps to adopt out puppies
• Cotillion class practices skills on cruise
• Girl Scouts gather for World Thinking Day
• Golf event benefits two causes
• Aiken County WMA to open to the public
• USC Aiken Opens 2012 Spring Season
• Late-Game Heroics in Game Two Leads Pacers to Sweep of Queens
• Local News in Brief for Feb. 19
• Board to look at funding, curriculum
• Annual mini-course program gives students a variety of opportunities
• Area middle schoolers celebrate Black History Month with music
• Duo investigates old Graniteville through digging
• 'Swamp People' to visit for new outdoor expo
• Housing market shows signs of recovery
• Public Safety seeking leads in hit-and-run
• Ninth Inning Rally Falls Just Short for Pacers in 9-7 PBC Loss to Montevallo
• USC Aiken-Limestone Tennis Matches Postponed
• Pacer Softball Opens Season With Sweep of Catawba
• Pacers Claw Past Bearcats in Top-20 Showdown
• Court schedules hearing to discuss release of video
• Genealogy society finds remnants of cemetery
• Miller sentenced to life in prison for murder
• Officials investigate store, safe break-ins at Taco Bell, Subway
• Police Blotter for Feb. 18
• 'Experimental Relief' to play today, Sunday
• Two sentenced to jail for roles in meth conspiracy
• PTSO getting more involved with 'My Aiken High Week'
• Reserve spot at Aiken Republican Club meeting
• Award-winning pianist thrills Millbrook Baptist congregations
• Guild of Poetic Intent to Hold Third Semi-Annual “Read and Feed”
• Local events for Feb. 17, 18 in Aiken County
• School Menus for Aiken, Edgefield counties Feb. 20 – 25
• Pacers Soar Past Falcons on Friday
• Pacer Men Stay Perfect in Victory Over Queens
• Local grad, SRR employee to compete for pageant title
• No relief is in sight for high prices at pump
• Closing arguments expected today in Miller murder trial
• Police Blotter for Feb. 17
• Schofield sees gains on recent MAP tests
• School board honors student for perfect SAT math score
• USC Aiken's 'Experimental Relief' continues today
• Fundraisers will be held to benefit officers' families
• Mead Hall second-graders get life lesson on growing tomatoes
• Area high school seniors with passion for music may apply for scholarship
• Movies available at Aiken Regal theater for Feb. 17 weekend
• Upcoming events in Aiken County
• USC Aiken-Montevallo Baseball Series Moved to Friday-Saturday
• 'Experimental Relief' debuts today at USC Aiken
• Bill would protect landowners from horse-trail liability
• Officials warn be wary of suspicious offers, emails
• Peach farmers 'cautiously optimistic' about weather
• USCA prof.: Religion big issue in campaigns
• Codefendants, expert witnesses testify on 2008 murder, trial continues today
• Aiken High to hold cleanup day Saturday
• Student art promotes help line 2-1-1
• Willcox honored for green efforts
• Weekend to be full of homecoming activities at USCA
• County democrats to meet, start delegate process today
• Pacers Tabbed Second in Inaugural Southeast Region Rankings
• 13th-Ranked Pacers Prevail in 68-63 PBC Road Victory Over Augusta State
• Second Half Charge Falls Shorts for Pacers
• Visiting Cracker Barrel: a Gibbons family tradition
• Updated process could help teacher recruitment efforts
• From the family of Master Cpl. Rogers
• Man cited for asking to smell, kiss woman's feet
• Aiken man dies from injuries sustained in crash
• Woman surprised by Valentine's Day serenade
• Bridgestone makes 100-millionth tire
• Series of one-act plays, 'Experimental Relief,' to show at Etherredge Center
• Police ask for help to find two armed robbery suspects, ID third
• Lecture to be held on Southern Turf Grass
• Local news in brief for Feb. 15
• Trial begins for man accused of murder, torture in 2008
• First Amendment Series to Be Hosted at USCA
• USCA Breaks Ground on New Pedestrian Bridge
• Letter from Rogers Family
• Suspect arrested following morning robbery
• Pacers Ranked 23rd in Latest National Poll
• USC Aiken Up to 13th in Latest National Poll
• Tip leads to man who escaped arrest
• Man arrested on charges of fraud for more than $350K
• 2013 budget calls for continued MOX funding
• Work begins on USCA bridge
• Local News in Brief for Feb. 14
• USC president: I feel good about 2012
• Police Blotter for Feb. 14
• County OKs initial bond ordinance for complex
• City OKs Union Street area plan
• DOE appoints Environmental Management adviser
• 'Marvelous Wonderettes' to benefit ACP with three shows this weekend
• N.A. man pleads guilty to criminal domestic violence
• Apply to be part of 11th annual Black History Parade Saturday
• Trenton man gets 20 years in jail for burglary
• USC Aiken Set to Celebrate Its Homecoming
• Harris Chosen South Carolina Education Lottery USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Week
• USC Aiken Set to Induct Eight Into Athletic Hall of Fame
• Harris Named PBC Women’s Basketball Player of the Week
• SRNS donates $20K to support PEP
• On the Agenda for Feb. 13
• City seeks public input on rezoning proposal
• 'Barefoot in the Park' to open in Edgefield
• Board of Education to hear proposal on new hiring method
• AHS rifle team OK after car accident
• Businesses stock up for day of romance
• Building bonanza a boost for Aiken
• Aiken construction boom trickles through economy
• Building for Sam's Clubto start soon
• USC Aiken Suffers First Loss of 2012 Season
• Pacers Charm Cobras on Sunday
• Teachers pleased with performance of area science teams
• Area couples take advantage of FAMCO Date Night
• Area man speaks out on domestic violence
• Getting to know ASTV's lineup
• USCA honors fallen officers
• Local advocate for disabled dies
• 2012 Carolina Outdoors Classic
• Bourdo Game-Winning Single Lifts Pacers to 2-1 Victory over Carson-Newman
• Pacers Avenge Earlier Loss to UNCP in 58-44 Home Victory
• More local students are taking advanced courses
• Police Blotter for Feb. 11
• Statue of Liberty still dancing in North Augusta, for now
• Hitchcock proposal is 37 years in the making
• Building for Sam's Club to start soon
• Officials: Jones to face charge for fetus’ death
• New Family Y gives thanks to supporters of area facility
• State approves $13.5M for road work in city
• Pickens-Salley Symposium on Southern Women To Take Place at USCA March 15
• USC Aiken Announces Fall 2011 Graduates
• USC Aiken-Anderson Tennis Matches Postponed
• Pacers Open Carolina Outdoors Classic With 22-4 Win Over Davis & Elkins
• 'Experimental Relief' to be held at USCA
• Businessman: City officials said wavers are against N.A. ordinance
• U.S. House bill could finish MOX at SRS
• Fugitive also wanted out of Florence
• New equipment allows larger planes to land at Aiken airport
• MathCounts to be held Saturday
• Sen. DeMint to speak to Aiken Republican Club
• Residents asked to share pet rescue stories for Bone-i-Fide Bakery contest
• Police Blotter for Feb. 10
• Christian singer Steven Curtis Chapman to play Aiken in March
• Health care agencies increase accessibility
• Chukker Creek students play dulcimers
• Local events for Friday, Feb. 10
• Movies playing in Aiken theater this weekend
• Auditions for 'Man of La Mancha' to be held
• Missing Jackson girl found
• Presentation at USC Aiken will honor fallen officers
• Bill would limit fees charged for Freedom of Information requests
• Aiken High rifle team headed to nationals
• Story-telling puppeteer inspires local students
• Police seek two in card theft
• Sheriff's Office investigating attempted break-in
• Blotter for Feb. 9
• Bluebird Society installs nest boxes
• Cinderella Boutique accepting prom dress donations, accessories
• Ceremony to be held for bridge groundbreaking
• Project RISE aims to share Midland Valley's pictures
• ATC, area dentists help to 'Give Kids a Smile'
• Groundbreaking to be held for New Pedestrian Bridge at USC Aiken
• USC Aiken Women’s Basketball to Play 4Kay
• USC Aiken to Honor Fallen Officers on Saturday
• USC Aiken Claims Road Victory in Top-20 PBC Showdown
• Lander Upsets 20th-Ranked Pacers
• County OKs resolutions for 'Project Sam' incentive, animal shelter site development
• Unusual weather confusing residents, area plants
• Police probe fire at suspect's home
• School board focuses on advancing communication
• Middle school rewards good grades with pizza
• Tenor Stig Rossen seduces with song Thursday, Friday
• Crews begin construction on passenger shelter at depot
• N.A. students inducted into Hall of Fame at North Augusta High
• Three arrested during police investigation
• Pacers Move into Top 30 in National Poll
• Pacers Move Back into Top 15
• USC Aiken Moves Up to 20th in Latest National Poll
• Retreats helps soldiers reconnect with families
• Police have no motive in teen's death
• Bicyclist's death raises concerns over safety on roads
• County to talk of investment of company known as 'Project Sam'
• SRR receives remote transfer pump
• Crosland Park Neighborhood Association to hold annual meeting
• Goodwill helps people discover talent, potential
• USCA's Holmes to hold recital
• School board to hold special meeting
• Plays at USCA will benefit Aiken SPCA
• Police Blotter for Feb. 7
• Local News in Brief for Feb. 7
• Nuclear society president will speak to CNTA
• Register for Red Cross lifeguarding and water safety certification class
• Woman in found photo identified as local graduate, area resident
• On the agenda for Feb. 7
• USC Aiken Procurement Recognized For Reaching out to Small and Minority Businesses
• Carmon Named South Carolina Education Lottery USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Week
• USC Aiken to Offer Free Tickets to Law Enforcement for Remaining Basketball Games
• Vodicka Announces Addition of Six
• Aranas and Carmon Chosen to Tino Martinez Award Watch List
• NPR anchor discusses women's health
• DAR awards high school seniors with the Good Citizens award
• USCA chancellor recounts growth of the university
• Traditional light bulbs still available for now
• Atmospheric front gives area taste of spring early in year
• Fans gather for Super Bowl
• Focus on eating issues, not just weight loss
• Banquet to be held to 'stop senior hunger'
• Man uses USB device, program to store vital medical information
• Pacers Complete Sweep of Lincoln Memorial
• Annual USCA dance marathon benefits kids at GHS
• National Guard team trains locally for Afghanistan
• Aiken businesses get ready for the Super Bowl Sunday rush
• Antique shoppers crowd Center for the Arts
• Juilliard in Aiken to perform jazz, cabaret
• Students voice original works at festival
• Police say stay safe on game night
• Pacer Tennis Teams Open 2012 Spring Campaign With Victories Over Young Harris
• Pacers Scorch Nets En Route to 26-Point PBC Road Win Over Armstrong
• 16th-Ranked USC Aiken Obtains PBC Road Victory Over Armstrong
• Pacers Continue Hot Start in 12-5 Win Over Lincoln Memorial on Saturday
• Docudrama on Little Rock Nine to be presented for Black History Month
• Early bloom of peaches causes growers to be wary of freeze
• Children show deference in honor of black history
• A thank you from Aiken Public Safety
• USCA graduate hired as the new assistant director of student life
• Jackson Pond litter hazardous to wildlife
• Police Blotter for Feb. 4
• Antiques in the Heart of Aiken continues today
• Pacers Triumph in Season Opener
• S.C. steps closer to banning drivers from texting
• ARTS committee OKs plans to improve parts of Whiskey Road
• Aurora Pavilion opens 12-bed expansion unit
• Police look into drive-by shooting
• Police Blotter for Feb.3
• Murder suspect arrested in Georgia
• Business continues in The Alley after fire at The Griffin
• SRNS names director of strategic development
• USCA Dance Marathon will go through the night
• Sheriff's Office investigating armed robbery
• Wagener Medical Center reopens
• Bluebirds topic of next Nature Series lecture on Tuesday
• USC Aiken names New Asst. Director of Student Life for Diversity Initiatives
• Seilern Named to Capital One Academic NCAA Division II Men’s Basketball District Three First-Team
• Rogers remembered: Family, community mourn slain officer
• Community pays respects to Sandy Rogers
• Clearwater plant work continues post fire
• Griffin fire causes severe damage, no one injured
• Master Cpl. Sandy Rogers funeral procession updates
• Arrests made for accessories to Dix murder, suspect still sought
• Daughters of Revolution to honor area author
• Early morning fire damages Griffin pub
• Community members pay respects at vigil
• Spelling bee winner brings it home with jambalaya
• Fellow officers: Rogers was passionate mentor
• Fire breaks out at old Clearwater Finishing Plant
• Teen creates event to raise awareness of esophagus disease
• USCA to host Language Arts Festival
• Police ID suspect in death of 18-year-old
• Distinguished caisson unit to pull casket of Rogers
• Crews battling fire at Clearwater mill
• USC Aiken Professor Honored with Teaching Award
• Murder suspect Christopher Nathaniel Parker sought in death of 18-year-old
• Old Clearwater mill being torn down, will be redeveloped
• Couple to exhibit artwork at Aiken Center for the Arts
• Early morning fire damages The Griffin bar in The Alley
• USC Aiken Ranked 16th in Latest National Poll
• Pacers Remain Ranked 24th in Latest National Poll
• Aranas Named First-Team Preseason All-American by NCBWA
• Old Clearwater mill being torn down, will be redeveloped
• Cracker Barrel opens to a steady stream of customers
• Comedic musicians to play at USC Aiken
• Mom to run half marathon to raise money, awareness for cystic fibrosis
• SWAT arrests man on weapons warrant
• Duchess tours new Aiken SPCA building
• ARMC program helps women maintain health
• Local news in brief for Jan. 31
• Funeral procession set for slain officer Sandy Rogers
• USC Aiken’s Marketing Department Receives Top Awards for 50th Anniversary Campaign
• Police look into death of 18-year-old
• Jones to stay in jail after bond hearing in shooting death of Officer Sandy Rogers
• USC Aiken Baseball to Play Host to Carolina Outdoors Classic Next Week
• Nelson Chosen Days Inn Downtown Aiken USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Month for January
• Bond hearing for Jones set for today
• Woman seeks info on photo found in book
• District spelling bee will be held Tuesday
• Historic Aiken Foundation honors those who have helped preserve city
• Cancer support group to hold fundraiser party
• Public, family honor Rogers
• Study will analyze feasibility of horse park
• Cracker Barrel opens doors to Aiken today
• Jones formally charged with murder of officer; bond hearing Monday
• Harris Chosen South Carolina Education Lottery USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Week
• City discusses plans for development around Eustis Park
• Valentine contest honor those who show their love now taking entries
• Steady stream of donations coming to AAUW
• City discusses plans for development around Eustis Park
• Steady stream of donations coming to AAUW
• Officer killed, suspect jailed
• Father of suspected cop killer speaks out
• City employers react to news of officer's shooting
• Eustis Park residents feel vulnerable, unstable
• Members of community look for ways to reach out to local youth
• Public Safety officer shot; suspect sought
• Pacers Fall to Clayton State in Battle of Top 15 Teams
• Clayton State Upsets No. 24 USC Aiken
• Cracker Barrel to open on Monday
• Chamber names Hunter, Bukovitz people of year
• At retreat, Council discusses new park, water leak issues
• ACP looks back to classic rock for new performance
• Driver crashes vehicle into canal, flees scene; passenger hospitalized
• Forum meets to discuss SRS' status, future
• Police Blotter for Jan. 28
• Local news in brief for Jan. 28
• Names & Notes for Jan. 28
• Memorial decals fundraiser benefits Richardson family
• Local motorcycle club holding essay contest on black history
• AAUW accepting donations for '12 Books 'N things Sale
• Aiken author will be on TV Tuesday
• Cedar Creek Church Students seeking items for ministries
• USC Aiken Picked Seventh in PBC Preseason Baseball Poll
• Kids, driver OK after Warrenville bus wreck
• BRC's report suggests changes about nuclear waste
• North Augusta to hold Relay kickoff Monday
• Man linked to weapons theft arrested
• ADPS seeks suspect in jewelry theft
• Cedar Creek Relay team to hold pancake breakfast
• Graham intervenes in discussion on SRS retirees benefit changes
• County students will compete in spelling bee
• Donors meet scholarship winners at ATC Foundation breakfast
• School bus involved in wreck in Warrenville
• Movies playing at Aiken Regal theater this weekend
• USC Aiken Releases Men’s and Women’s Tennis Media Guide
• Aranas Named to PBC Baseball Preseason All-Conference Team
• 15th-Ranked USC Aiken Holds Off Montevallo
• Rossen's bringing the romance
• Judge sets $2.6M bond for man wanted since 2006
• Oak tree gets new home at The Willcox
• S.C. to offer rebates on Energy Star appliances
• 'A Night of Wine and Roses' to benefit Carley's Rays of Hope
• Warrants issued for man accused of driving on bridge
• Annual Horizons Retreat this weekend
• SCDHEC: Pond testing shouldn't impede recreation
• School Board honors local student artists
• Masterworks Chorale set for Valentine's Serenade at ACA
• Class offered to prep for home ownership
• Society shares its sweets for a cause
• USCA School of Nursing Achieves High NCLEX Pass Rate
• This week's events in Aiken County
• Record-Setting Fall in the Classroom for USC Aiken Student-Athletes
• Pacer Basketball in Elite Company Nationally
• Pacers Sixth in Preseason PBC Softball Poll
• USC Aiken Releases Baseball and Softball Media Guides
• USC Aiken 2011 Inclusion Award Recipients Named
• USC Aiken to Offer Viewing of the Film “Inside Job”
• Board hears proposal for school funding reform
• State DSS director reshaping services
• Homicide death under investigation
• Pactiv Corp. announces expansion, 25 new jobs
• Blotter for Jan. 25, 2012
• Organization to aid emergency personnel in critical incidents
• Student receives nominations to attend three military academies
• Singers to audition for chance at Met
• 20-year-old linked to robbery, kidnapping arrested
• Grumpy's seeks to fill void with wings, beer, sports
• Foundation set to honor preservation of historic homes
• Council at USC Aiken honors groups for focus on diversity
• Pacers Ranked 24th in Latest National Poll
• USC Aiken Women’s Basketball Ranked 15th in Latest National Poll
• Kornegay Tabbed to PBC Softball Preseason All-Conference Team
• Council Sets PBC Record for Consecutive Free Throws Made
• New Concentration through USCA’s Department of Biology and Geology a Success
• Renowned Classical Musicians to Perform at USC Aiken's Etherredge Center Feb. 3
• Gunman robs Applebee's, still at large
• Charles Barranco sworn in as ADPS director
• City gives rezoning first OK with change
• Police Blotter for Jan. 24
• Warm weather expected through rest of the week
• New call center now hiring
• Classical musicians to perform Feb. 3
• Board to discuss school funding concept tonight
• Kids promote safety with art
• Pancake breakfast will benefit Relay For Life
• Police seeking man who robbed Wagener pharmacy
• Events in Aiken County for Jan. 23 – 25
• Shepeard has urgent need for donations
• Pacers Blow Past Hurricanes
• Pacers Downgrade Hurricanes to Depression in 81-74 PBC Victory
• All-accessible playground dedicated
• Retired residents give aid to abandoned deer
• Mission groups help out around Aiken
• Area churches unite to share information, purchase equipment
• Aiken Electric pays more than $2M in property taxes to Aiken
• CSRA Society of Women Engineers to host career fair, a panel discussion
• On the Agenda for Jan. 23
• Seventh-graders Future City winners are headed to D.C.
• Aiken Concert Band director will step down
• Police blotter for Jan. 23
• Aiken Prep students help out community
• City to look at rezoning, radium in area water
• Orchestra performs story of 'Peter & the Wolf'
• Former Penn St. coach Paterno dies
• Nelson Chosen South Carolina Education Lottery USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Week
• Rain doesn't keep sportsmen from annual swap meet
• Habitat Women Build clinic draws female crowd at Lowe's
• Theater vet leads acting workshop at Playhouse
• Rain sticking around through Monday
• Slovakian ambassador visits Aiken
• Camellias on show display in Aiken Mall
• Annual antiques show and sale to feature award-winning vocalist
• Kennedy Middle School trio wins trip to D.C.
• Gingrich gets 49 percent of Aiken votes
• Legislation meant to aid horse trail network
• Gene Machine offers hands-on biology lessons
• Nuclear Science Week begins Monday
• Antiques in the Heart of Aiken Show and Sale
• Pacers Rebound With Convincing PBC Victory Over North Georgia
• Theater workshops coming up at ACP
• Paul visits area on eve of primary
• State's choice for GOP candidate unclear as primary approaches
• Vehicle damages railroad trestle
• Precincts Polling Places (location)
• Man suspected of burglary arrested in Augusta
• Calendar for 2012-13 school year includes Election Day
• New barbershop has old-school feel
• Corridor study describes vision for U.S. 1/U.S. 78
• Three charged with selling prescription drugs
• Local shop owner's knitting pattern included in book
• Friday, Saturday events in Aiken County
• Public school menus for Jan. 23–27
• Public speaks on possible merger of fire departments
• Aiken officials probe whether man in Pa. is suspect in rape
• Site plans for new Sam's Club submitted
• Today is last day to cast absentee vote for GOP primary
• SRNS may get M&O contract extension
• Edgefield County selects new county administrator
• Future City competition held Saturday at USCA
• Police Blotter for Jan. 20
• Many gather to thank Frommer for service
• North Augusta man sentenced to 35 years for death of 71-year-old
• 'Peter & the Wolf' to be performed at Etherredge Center
• Having fun with electricity
• USC Aiken to Host International Film Festival
• Piano concert to benefit USCA music department
• AHS students to cook ‘Classics and Requests’
• Event planned to remember Craig
• Officials still seeking rape suspect
• Women's Heart Board holds annual tea
• Man pleads guilty to drug and weapons-related charges
• Plans for recreation center envision pool, other amenities
• Teachers may apply for SRNS mini grants
• School district to host a facility funding committee meeting Friday
• Organizers hopeful golf tourney grows
• Local news in brief for Jan. 18
• Thoroughbred defies incredible odds to win year-end honors
• Swap meet offers chance to trade in gear
• Undercover deputy's car broken into during string of burglaries
• USC Aiken Women’s Basketball Suffers First League Loss of Season
• UNC Pembroke Hands USC Aiken its First Conference Loss of Season
• Pacer Softball Begins Preparations for Upcoming Season
• USC Aiken-Augusta State Highlights
• Relay For Life kicks off effort to knock out cancer
• PTO treasurer faced similar theft charges 20 years ago
• Home Brew Video competition now open for submissions
• All-inclusive playground to hold ribbon cutting ceremony Sunday
• Bookings for Jan. 13-16
• Police ID burglary suspect still at large
• County Council adopts new map to expand number of districts in area
• Court roundup for Jan. 18
• Blotter for Jan. 18
• Aiken events for Jan. 17 – 18
• CSRA Society of Women Engineers to host career fair, panel of discussion
• Friday is last day to enter wild game cook-off
• Police blotter for Jan. 16
• Group still collecting stories from veterans
• USC Aiken Announces Third Annual “Black Out Night”
• Carmon Garners Preseason All-America Plaudits
• Pacers Move Up Two to 11th in Latest National Poll
• USC Aiken Men’s Basketball Ranked 19th in Latest National Poll
• Artist donates Banksia painting to woman's club for cover of book
• Cross Gate Gallery to open exhibit at Willcox on Jan. 18
• Battle of Aiken to offer new feature this year
• Chick-fil-A to benefit family of slain officer
• Size a concern for proposed senior living center
• GOP candidate forum to be held today
• Full Gallop Farm hunter pace includes eventers and fox hunters
• Pacers Claim School Record 12th Consecutive Victory
• City of Aiken Declares Jan. 16 USC Aiken Flag Day
• Gingrich, Paul confirmed for candidate forum
• Local News in Brief for Jan. 16
• Roberson has been named a drum major by fraternity
• County to hold final reading on redrawing the district lines
• Frommer ready to retire
• Local fraternity honors MLK Jr.
• Police Blotter for Jan. 16
• Carolina Bay area to close for forestry management
• NAHS student reunites with lost class ring
• Demolition, cleanup continues at vacant Clearwater Finishing Plant
• Pojah Chosen South Carolina Education Lottery USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Week
• Juilliard in Aiken returns in March
• County starts year with half as many pending cases as 2011
• Zumbatomic reaching elementary students
• Local News in Brief: Jan. 15
• Community helps Friends of the Gaston Livery Stable with fourth barn cleanup
• Troop 351 holds flag retirement ceremony
• New Family Y opens doors to community
• Lifetime pianist teaching in Aiken
• Burglar caught on home surveillance camera, officials ask help to ID
• Pacers Tie School Record With 11th Consecutive Victory
• USC Aiken Clutch Down Stretch in 69-64 PBC Road Win Over Georgia College
• Sports-themed salon opens in East Gate Shopping Center
• Narcotics investigation leads to five arrests
• Reps. Bill and James Clyburn weigh-in on Romney’s record
• Gingrich, Paul will be in Aiken for forum
• Martin Luther King events for Monday, Jan. 16
• School lunch menus for Aiken, Edgefield for Jan. 16-20
• Five arrested after search warrants executed
• Weekend events in Aiken County for Jan. 13 - Jan. 16
• Man wanted in North Augusta burglary
• USC Aiken Tennis Ready for Start of Preseason
• USC System, Alumni Pump $4.1 billion into State’s Economy Annually
• USC economist: USCA provides $180M impact on S.C.
• Officials: No suspect in Dec. shooting of man who died this week
• Aiken prepares for Mitt Romney visitation
• GOP forum will be held; candidates not confirmed
• City of Aiken solicitor is stepping down
• Bookings for Jan. 11
• Camellia Society to hold show at Aiken Mall
• Store selling overstock items opens on East Pine Log Road
• SRR receives URS President's Award for safety for fourth time
• Police look into rash of stolen vans
• Judge sentences man to jail for assault and battery, kidnapping
• Police Blotter for Jan. 13
• Hitchcock Woods controlled burns to begin
• Pacer Golf Set to Begin Preseason Preparations
• Mitt Romney to make campaign stop in Aiken
• Man shot in Dec. dies in hospital
• Police seek identity of suspect in attempted purse snatching
• Students to join orchestra in concert
• As primary nears, political signs still scarce
• Rick Perry stops in Aiken to campaign
• King's legacy celebrated at ATC
• Missing woman found in woods near her home
• Three area women sentenced for meth
• Man shot in back, suspect jailed
• Learn to identify backyard birds
• Citizens Park earns second softball association award
• Relay to 'Knock Out Cancer' at kickoff celebration Tuesday
• Police seek man who attempted to snatch purse
• Winter Nocturne to Return to USC Aiken
• Upcoming events in Aiken area
• Gingrich cancels Saturday visit to North Augusta
• Missing woman found alive
• USC Aiken Baseball Commences Preseason Practice
• Locklear Joins Brevard Softball Staff for 2012 season
• Former SRNS president, CEO named group president for parent company
• 'Wrong Window!' premieres Friday at Aiken Community Playhouse
• Police to scale down search for missing woman until daylight
• New retirement facility planned on Silver Bluff
• Former Aiken educator enjoys chance to visit
• NCLB waiver would replace school AYP rules
• NAACP offers new map for county districts
• Police seek rape suspect
• Starlight Cinema holds another year of outdoor movies
• CNTA breakfast to discuss power grids
• Burns Night dinner to be held in honor of 'poor man's poet'
• Police searching for missing woman
• Man sought for Aiken home invasion, rape
• Wedding expo to be held on Saturday
• Local news in brief for Aiken county
• Pacers Ranked 13th in Latest National Poll
• USC Aiken's Trim Awarded PBC-SunTrust Minority Postgraduate Scholarship
• Public invited to speak out about proposed waiver related to NCLB Act
• Police Blotter for Jan. 10
• NADPS seeks teen in connection with burglaries, car break-ins
• Court roundup for Monday, Jan. 9
• City gives initial OK to senior-youth center
• Police seek man accused of breaking into home
• Reps. give overview of legislative session
• On the Agenda for Jan. 10
• Schofield teacher bags bear in N.C. over Christmas break
• Give input today on redistricting
• Council sponsors a fundraiser for programs for minority students at USC Aiken
• Police blotter for Jan. 9
• DNR veterans hunts bring holiday cheer
• City to review senior-youth center plan
• A simple way to jump-start your dieting
• On the Agenda for Jan. 9
• Shooting in Wagener unsolved
• GOP candidates to visit county before primary; some schedules change
• Pupil marches in footsteps of father at Rose Parade
• Hospitals' marker to be erected next month
• AHS students help with cleanup
• No Child Left Behind to be discussed at meeting
• Board of Education will meet Tuesday
• Planning committee will meet to discuss U.S. 1/U.S. 78 corridor
• URS donates $10K to Children's Place
• Harris Named South Carolina Education Lottery USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Week
• APAG to present musical story 'Peter & the Wolf'
• Community shows support for fallen officer's family
• North Augusta police name suspect in missing PTO funds
• 'Source Code' train interior designer talks with high school creative class
• Aiken High DECA Club raises funds to feed its own
• G.R.A.C.E. gives health checks to residents in Midland Valley
• East Aiken School of the Arts delighted with $10K donation
• Girl Scouts get ready to start selling cookies
• Horsemen, citizens rally to raise funding for the animal shelter
• Pacers Down Columbus State En Route to 10th Straight Win
• USC Aiken Mauls Cougars to Stay Perfect in League Play
• Winsor: ATC accomplished much in '11
• Limestone college extension gets permanent location in Kalmia Plaza
• Police Blotter for Jan. 7
• Man wanted since 2006 arrested in Ohio
• S.C. legislators discuss funding, future of state
• Officer shoots at pit bull that advances at 74-year-old
• Thieves vandalize, steal from observatory
• Perry set to be in Aiken Wednesday
• Learn how to start seeds indoors at garden lecture
• Breakfast today benefits Richardson family
• Community can help Aiken win 'We Hear You America' grant
• Presidential hopeful Santorum to visit Aiken Republicans Jan. 17
• USC Aiken Professor Interviewed for Documentary About Slave Pottery Find at SRS
• Names & Notes for Jan. 6
• Mid-Season Review With Coach Brandt
• Mid-Season Review With Coach Alexander
• Simmons retires as CEO of Security Federal
• Monetta man charged after assaulting officer twice
• Girl Scout cookie ordering begins Jan. 13
• Afghan puppies now in U.S., reunite with soldier
• Acting workshop for adults, teens to be held at ACP
• Author's first book deals with small-town life
• Tickets on sale for breakfast benefiting Richardson family
• No Child Left Behind to be topic of public meeting on Tuesday
• Tickets on sale for ACTS Icicle Ball
• Women's Heart Board will pour tea on Jan. 18
• Detention center administrator named
• GRACE health fair opportunity to get multiple screenings
• AHS seeks volunteers for Bathroom Blitz
• Arrests made in Aiken Mall shoplifting
• USC's Jeffery, Gilmore to enter NFL draft
• Relay for Life to host meeting tonight
• What's playing in the Aiken theater this weekend
• USC Aiken Names New CIO and Vice Chancellor For Information Services
• Tomatoes as close as your hanging basket
• Sunshine Daydream, award-winning rose, featured in parade
• Cracker Barrel now taking applications
• Local legislators, USCA professor discuss results, importance of Iowa
• Judge sets no bond for Carter
• Barranco named new Public Safety director
• Bookings for Jan. 3
• Man charged with failure to stop after crashing into pole
• Pringle new USCA vice chancellor for Information Services
• USCA, ATC holding Martin Luther King Jr. celebration
• NADPS saves dog from muddy pit
• Museum ready for 2012 lecture series
• Aiken PRT's first Wild Game Cook-Off coming this month
• Police seek subjects after shoplifting
• Barranco named new Director of Public Safety
• USC Aiken Names New CIO and Vice Chancellor
• Events in Aiken briefs for Jan. 4
• Perry suspends campaign, cancels Aiken visit
• Pacers Pull Away from Francis Marion in Second Half to Pick Up Ninth Straight Victory
• Pacers Remain Perfect in League Play With 71-49 Road Win Over Francis Marion
• Pacers Move Up Two Spots to 14th in Latest National Poll
• MLK Observance to Be Held Jan. 11
• Rick Perry will not visit Aiken today
• Spinning trike on list of toys that need adult version
• Valley Empty Stocking Fund gives thanks
• Bridgestone now accepting resumes online
• City manager will name new Director of Public Safety today
• GOP uncertainty worries Graham
• Carter now in Aiken detention center
• Blotter for Jan. 4
• Police still search for missing woman
• Former area resident returns to direct Wilson's new office
• Rep. Joe Wilson opens county office in Aiken
• Dogwood Stable's president to receive merit award
• AARP to offer driving safety course for seniors
• Dollar General in Mitchell center relocating to larger space
• A Christmas 'angel' brings joy to Faircloth
• Man accused of killing officer in jail
• Proposed district changes for Aiken County made available for public
• GOP primary absentee voting continues through January 20
• Police Blotter for Jan. 3
• Third annual FOTAS Hunter Pace scheduled for Saturday
• NJROTC program gave SAHS grads tools for life
• Rick Perry to visit Aiken, North Augusta
• U.S. Rep Wilson opens Aiken office
• Show exploring equine industry now on ASTV
• Bachmann will return to Aiken before primary
• Powerball ticket price doubles from $1 to $2
• Carter released from hospital, booked in Augusta
• Last '11 baby, first baby of '12 arrive at ARMC
• Here's what to expect from a fitness test
• Parrot Heads brave cold water for charity
• Police Blotter for Jan. 2
• Family gets third Eagle Scout
• Trainer helps Thoroughbreds find work after retirement
• Blood Center wants more donors with negative blood types
• Officials: Be cautious with fireworks
• Heritage Council to recall luxury of hotel
• Youth orchestras to hold auditions for spring season
• Women's Habitat group to hold training
• Aiken starts the new year with fireworks
• Pojah Selected South Carolina Education Lottery USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Week
• DeGraffinreed Chosen Days Inn Downtown Aiken USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Month for December
• Man accused of shooting officer still being treated for wounds
• A look at 2011's Aiken Standard Person of the Year nominees
• Tips from Dachia
• Aiken Standard names The Officer as 2011 Person of Year
• Ring in the New Year with a festive hat
• ACA announces schedule of winter art classes
• Briefly
• Police Blotter for Dec. 31
• SRNS quadruples tritium production output
• AAA says gas prices expected to increase
• Presidential candidate Rick Perry to visit Aiken and North Augusta
• Upcoming Events for Dec. 30 - Jan. 3
• Aiken Co. School Lunch Menus for Jan. 3 - Jan. 6
• Carter released from hospital, in custody in Augusta
• Virginia Union Snaps USC Aiken’s Winning Streak in 75-69 Victory
• Officers' shooting tops list of local stories of year
• Indian mounds are pyramids of the South
• Reader's Choice for top local stories of 2011
• Most popular web stories of 2011
• Two men arrested, charged with burglary
• Police blotter for Dec. 30
• Officials urge motorists to pick a sober driver
• TalkBack for Dec. 30: Lights, dispatcher, spirit of Christmas, cleaning highways, Australian tourists
• Man reports being held up, robbed
• Christmas in Hopelands saw increase in visitors
• Prospective members welcome at AAUW wine, cheese mixer
• Bring in the new year in Aiken
• Downtown businesses play role in unforgettable marriage proposal
• Man shot off Hwy. 19
• Richardson family statement expresses gratitude to community
• What's playing in Aiken theaters for Dec. 30
• Aiken in the Running to Win $50,000!
• Blotter for Dec 28
• Japanese aucuba stunning in the winter landscape
• Local woman interns at the White House
• Suspect in police shootings gets lawyer
• Ground broken for new wellness center
• Town of Jackson moves forward with grocery store plans
• Fundraisers planned to aid family of late Officer Scotty Richardson
• Author of book on Lucy Pickens will be at library
• Talkback for Dec. 28: What is the truth, Tailgaiting, Gas pumps, Foul language, Thanks Dr. White
• Best in 2011: You never know who's looking ...
• Aiken police officer slain in line of duty laid to rest
• Escapee arrested in Augusta
• Police Blotter for Dec. 28
• Community pays respects to Scotty Richardson
• Photo galleries from the memorial service for fallen Officer Scotty Richardson
• Thousands attend service to mourn fallen officer
• Talkback for Dec. 27: Closed landfill, Voter ID, Support public safety, fix downtown streets
• Hounds celebrate Boxing Day with hunt
• Cat sanctuary offers home to hybrid domestic cats
• Assistant administrator says goodbye to Aiken
• Slain officer to be laid to rest today
• Community pays respects to Richardson at vigil
• Fostering shelter animals helps to make them more adoptable
• Winners named in ADDA window decorating contest
• Chapters celebrate Founders Day with banquet, awards
• Richardson vigil, visitation to be held tonight
• Retreat gives 'sanctuary' for military and families
• New U.S. citizen celebrates chance to see daughters
• Family of fallen officer to receive visitors
• Families venture to open businesses on Christmas day
• Malia's raising money for UNICEF with FEED Bags
• SRNS donates $25K to Red Cross
• Blotter for Dec. 26
• Helping Hands brings Christmas to children
• Police wait for positive ID on Salley fire victims
• Lutheran church holds show for 'The First Christmas'
• Local church spreads Christmas spirit to unsuspecting motorists
• Horses receive Christmas gift of better life
• TalkBack: Unmade deliveries, litter, government spending
• Former pilot recalls Christmas in Vietnam
• Artist to display 3D artwork in January
• Two die in house fire in Salley
• Funeral for Richardson to take place on Tuesday
• Carter suspect in earlier call for shots fired, report shows
• TalkBack for Dec. 24: Tipping, thank you, Christmas lights, deepest condolences
• What's open on Christmas
• Public meeting will discuss No Child Left Behind waiver
• Bookings for Dec. 22
• Aiken Jaycees name winners of Christmas parade
• Travelling exhibit takes artwork on the road
• Two die in house fire in Salley
• Officer Scotty Richardson funeral to be televised by ASTV and WRDW
• 2012 should be good for job seekers
• Morris Museum to exhibit watercolorist's work
• Bookings for Dec. 21
• Fundraisers will benefit family of Scott Richardson
• Murder charge pending in officer's death
• Nature series at Birds & Butterflies starts Jan. 17
• Acting workshop to be held at Aiken Community Playhouse
• Aiken Community Playhouse beginning '12 with Black Box Coffeehouse
• Police Blotter for Dec. 23
• Ameresco ready to being full operations at SRS
• Donations help provide gifts to Graniteville kids
• Father of suspect in officer's murder is serving time for murder
• Family of slain officer releases statement
• Motorcycle club holds annual toy drive
• Online readers share memories, condolences
• SRS looks ahead to next year
• Aiken mourns slain officer
• Remembering wounded and fallen officers
• Suspect named in officer's death
• Talbots closing Aiken location
• Bring e-waste to convenience centers
• Santa visits train depot
• URS contribution brightens holidays for local children
• What will the weather be like this Christmas?
• Suspect named in officers' shooting
• Christmas in Hopelands is canceled for the evening
• Talkback for Dec. 21: Prayers, Pets for Christmas, EPA, Thanks Kitchings, Open on Christmas, Gentlemen
• Officer in shootout dies
• Officer killed, another officer and suspect shot following traffic stop
• County approves financial incentives with Bridgestone
• Artist to display 3D artwork in Jaunary
• Blotter for Dec. 20
• Motorcycle club holds annual toy drive
• Christmas donations will help thousands
• Everitt outlines 2012 goals
• Police link men to burglaries
• School Board members plan for next year
• Two officers, suspect shot
• Citizens can drop Christmas trees at convenience centers
• Library's Angel Tree offers a unique giving opportunity
• Crosland Park residents look to emphasize safety
• Aiken men charged with burglaries
• Water boil advisory in effect for parts of the City's Southside
• Spending bill will benefit state, SRS
• Bookings for Dec. 16 - 18
• City looks ahead to redrawing lines, Municipal Building
• Jackson Town Council votes to advance TIF district plan
• Open on Christmas
• Police Blotter for Dec. 20
• Man arrested in Texas for lewd act on Aiken child
• TalkBak for Dec. 20: Solstice, tailgates, the truth
• Registration now open for adult education classes
• Santa coming to train museum
• ATC students complete nursing education with pinning ceremony
• Local first-time principal enjoys new position
• Hall of Fame Tickets
• Hill Chosen Peach Belt Conference Player of the Week
• Man charged with larceny, burglary, attempted murder
• Southern Thunder Cloggers rise to fame
• County hopes to begin construction on complex
• Deadline to register to vote in GOP primary drawing near
• South Aiken junior perseveres to earn his Eagle Scout badge
• Nelson Selected South Carolina Education Lottery USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Week
• Alexander Obtains 200th Career Win
• Cumberland Village hosts second Festival of Lights
• Hospice care lifts dying man's spirits
• New Indian restaurant offers locals some spices of the West
• Shoplifting suspect escapes, is still at large
• Redcliffe offers look at slaves' Christmas
• Families receive shoe boxes for Christmas
• Sikes' Elvis performance to benefit Toys for Tots program
• 'Elftene' visits school to bring holiday treats
• Santa speaks out on holiday's lore
• Home brew video contest returns for second year
• Romney in S.C. campaigning with Gov. Nikki Haley
• Pacers Enter Holiday Break Winners of Seven Straight
• 16th-Ranked Pacers Best Anderson in Overtime to Win Eighth Straight
• 2011 Southeastern Tool-Don Cheeks-Dr. John Riley USC Aiken Pre-Holiday Classic All-Tournament Team Announced
• Father, daughter celebrate her birthday in Middle East
• Cold front expected to cool area
• Authorities toughen up on traffic for holidays
• Toys for Tots will be collected at The Willcox
• Carla's Cakery opens at Aiken Mall
• Police Blotter for Dec. 17
• East Aiken elementary students perform for cheering classmates
• Remember loved ones during Wednesday's Longest Night service
• Zumba-like routines gets students moving
• Talkback for Dec. 16: Religion, a visit from Jesus and feedback on Obama
• Events this weekend
• Bloodhound pups now have names
• Clearwater residents OK a letter requesting redrawing
• K.T. Ruthven named '12 Realtor of Year
• Hammond descendent celebrates 100th birthday
• UPS donates toys, clothes and more to Salvation Army
• Transistion Center honored for job-finding program
• Bookings for Dec. 14
• Police Blotter for Dec. 16
• Donation of $8,000 will go toward helping families during the holidays
• USC Aiken Ready to Host Southeastern Tool-Don Cheeks-Dr. John Riley USC Aiken Pre-Holiday Classic
• Standard seeks nominations for Person of the Year
• Simpkins murder charge dropped, but gets prison time for burglary
• More details emerge on charge against former Ridge Spring-Monetta principal
• Bookings for Dec. 13
• New EMS complex estimated to cost $2.5M
• Project Unify football game unites high school students
• Sand River Club teaches kids about giving wisely
• Operation Santa brings smiles
• Christmas in the Quarters is on Saturday
• Library playground to be all-accessible
• Piano given new home at Kennedy
• County approves $500K for new animal shelter
• Physician Directory O-Z > Pain Management
• Home Brew Video Competition kicks off second year; watch last year's videos
• ACSO searches for missing Warrenville woman
• Man accused of exposure at large
• Police arrest Warrenville suspect in attempted murder
• Nationally-Ranked Pacers Erase Early Deficit to Win Seventh Straight
• Fundraiser to support programs for minority students
• State Museum to host 'Body World' exhibit
• Governor's School for Science, Math looking for eager students
• County Council OKs Jackson grocery store TIF request
• Bookings for Dec. 12
• College student says flag symbol of Southern pride
• Family, friends of late Marine Cpl. Matt Dillon gather to remember anniversary of his death
• Former RS-M principal arrested
• 'Make-A-Wish' brings joy to Aiken children
• Gift wrapping offered at the mall for donations
• Public meeting being held for MOX fuel facility review
• TalkBack: DHEC, Outspoken voices, Cyber Monday
• Commission composes plan to revitalize Union Street area
• Local news in brief for Dec. 14
• Police jail man in drug-related home invasion
• Pacers Ranked 16th in National Poll
• USC Aiken Men’s Basketball Team Figures Prominently in National Statistics
• Local soldiers return home
• City to buy Laurens Street bank building
• School raises money to help family's medical bills
• Holiday Day Camps at ACA start Monday
• On the Agenda for Dec. 13
• Planning Commission to discuss Union Street plan
• Deadline to register to vote in Republican primary is Dec. 21
• Donation adds to construction fund for depot passenger shelter
• Man charged with burglary in theft of drugs
• Bookings for Dec. 9-11
• Habitat for Humanity honors local volunteers
• Police seek man charged with attempted murder
• Four USC Aiken students named Magellan Scholars
• Council to discuss financing district in Jackson
• 18th-Ranked Pacers Down Anderson for Sixth Straight Win
• On the Agenda for Dec. 12
• Williston church displays nativity scenes
• Aiken Center for Exceptional Families seeks votes for $50K grant
• Carolers to make music for holidays
• Police Blotter for Dec. 12
• No one injured in Warrenville bar shooting
• Author to sign books on area's dairy industry
• Parade marches, trots in honor of Christmas
• City to vote on municipal expansion
• Texas man honors area fallen soldier with tattoo
• Council Named South Carolina Education Lottery USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Week
• Christmas birds for more than 12 days of christmas
• Pastors have chance to refresh faith at retreat
• Camp Gravatt seeks funds to offer retreat for soldiers
• Comedy Central star to present show downtown
• Former hospital employees gather for annual reunion
• Man's best friend gets its very own Christmas event
• Women's Heart Board raising money with a musical
• Council to discuss financing district in Jackson
• Parades in county to march on area streets
• 22-year-old dies after ejecting from vehicle
• Gardens glow at Hopelands
• Pacers Pull Away in Second Half to Open PBC Play With Win Over Flagler
• 18th-Ranked Pacers Open PBC Campaign With Win Over Flagler
• Are the best Christmas trees real or artificial?
• Registration begins for SRS tour series
• Hopelands lights up for holidays this weekend
• Auditions to be held for Youth Wing play
• Blood drive in downtown brings businesses together
• Police Blotter for Dec. 10
• Bookings for Dec. 8
• Police look for cause of mobile home fire
• Meetings to look at facility funding options
• Breakfast will raise funds for Make-A-Wish
• Gingerbread Day at St. Mary's a big hit with young, older students
• Friends of Gaston Livery Stable now own historic barn
• Appeals board denies variance request for RV park
• Four More USCA Students Named Magellan Scholars
• USC Aiken Polo Initiative Receives Club Sport Recognition by USPA
• Happy Holidays from the USC Aiken Athletic Department
• Man charged with string of robberies denied bond
• Downtown lit by 1,000 lights
• DHEC briefcase recovered; suspects still sought
• Prospective Marines chase down shoplifters
• USCA grads now ready to face world
• What's happening in Aiken County this weekend?
• ACA calling all artists
• Augusta Orchestra performs annual holiday pops concert
• Church briefs for Dec. 9
• USCA December graduates
• Bookings for Dec. 7
• Man charged with CSC pleads to lesser charge of assault and battery
• Bond denied for man charged with resisting arrest, assaulting officer and police dog
• Operation Petticoat mails items to female soldiers serving overseas
• New Ellenton, Wagener libraries may open earlier than planned
• Make-A-Wish to host Christmas breakfast Saturday
• Two injured in home invasion, suspects sought
• Local women in business urged to tackle challenges
• Church will hold Nativity Festival
• Police recover DHEC paperwork stolen from vehicle
• SPCA's Reindog Romp to be held on Saturday
• Confidential DHEC paperwork stolen from unlocked car
• ADPS offers escorts to workers leaving late
• Night of 1,000 Lights to light up downtown today
• Dollhouse decked for Christmas tours
• Bookings for Dec. 6
• Traditional holiday dinner will benefit Aiken-area charities
• Midland Valley show choir shows off for superintendent
• Police: Atlanta Bread not cooperative
• Area programs receive grants from Community Foundation for the CSRA
• SRR to suspend Saltstone operations for improvements
• AHS teacher wins national award
• Area programs receive grants
• Two sought in Walmart car break in
• USC Aiken School of Nursing Benefits From Mended Hearts Donation
• Peter & the Wolf to be performed at USCA’s Etherredge Center
• Talkback for Dec. 7
• Getty buys a prime Manet
• Live a little and slide
• Police: Ex-Miss USA was above legal alcohol limit
• Pearl Harbor survivors share stories of attack
• School Board OKs Jackson grocery store TIF request
• Design Board OKs downtown renovations
• City plans office expansion downtown
• Man charged with child neglect, jailed
• Local news in brief for Dec. 7
• First reading of redistricting ordinance approved
• Senators, residents talk state finances at meeting
• Aiken in for Veri Berri treat
• Cemeteries pause to remember
• Attorney in Tipsey case asks judge for summary judgment
• Pacers Back in Top 20 in Latest National Poll
• Occupy Aiken group told it can't protest without permit
• Local teen gets creative to help Wounded Warriors
• Bookings for Dec. 6
• Police charge teen, cite others after witnessing a drug deal
• S.C. Senate fiscal fitness committee will meet at ATC tonight
• County residents concerned over lack of paving on certain roads
• Artists head to Carolina Bay to expand techniques
• Police Blotter for Dec. 6
• SRR completes layoffs with 48 more
• Young Life holds its final meeting inside a bubble
• Man, 22, gets 10 years for 3rd burglary conviction
• Who will be named 2011's Offensive Player of the Year?
• TalkBack: Re-electing Obama, SRP, waiting for the 7th, meteorite, 'J. Edgar'
• Mended Hearts donates to USCA nursing school
• Local stained glass artist will hold signing for book on myth, religion
• Input wanted on Jackson grocery TIF request
• Salvation Army in desperate need of food donations
• Universal Medication Form
• Graduate attributes success to involvement with USCA
• USC Aiken Women’s Soccer Team Obtains Academic Honor From NSCAA
• Harris Named South Carolina Education Lottery USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Week
• TalkBack for Dec. 5: Left turn, Republican for Obama, Immigrants and crime, Protestors, Stop burning, White House, Ron Paul
• Luminaries to light up downtown on Thursday
• Noise permits now available online
• Police Blotter for Dec. 5
• USCA students teach children on writing, publishing books
• Police push for eco-friendly ways to patrol in city
• Artist's passion for beach, horses leads to exhibit in Hopelands
• SPCA, county shelter offer specials
• Robotics team holds first preseason scrimmage
• 'Nutcracker' cast prepares for show
• Parade to focus on Santa's workshop
• Graduate attributes success to involvement with USCA
• Computer service company ready to help with IT needs
• Bachmann visits to sign new memoir
• Santa, bikers deliver toys, money to help children
• Nutcracker Tea party brings together dancers, fans
• A Holly Day brings gifts to shoppers downtown
• TalkBack for Dec. 4: Governor's chef, Occupy Columbia, Connector Road, Hispanic immigrants
• Local artist's work being exhibited this month
• Gila monsters make the world interesting
• Pacers Cage Nationally-Ranked Tigers
• USC Aiken to hold Convocation on December 8
• City starts season with tree lighting
• Book store readies for Bachmann's signing
• Police seek suspects in shoplifting
• SRNS fires employee injured in accident
• SRNS contract to ship LEU ends
• Christmas Craft Show continues today
• Holiday Homes Tour is Monday
• Venue changed for ATC basketball game
• Foster homes, breed rescues help reduce shelter burden
• Citizens can help animals in need
• USC Aiken Receives Game Environment Award of Excellence
• What's happening in Aiken?
• Christmas Craft Show returns to Aiken
• Show on Jessica Carpenter's death will air Tuesday
• United Way receives nearly $850K
• SRS layoffs begin Monday
• Volunteer opportunities aplenty around county
• 'Fruitcakes' to open tonight in Edgefield
• Police Blotter for Dec. 2
• Holiday painting workshop to be held at ACA
• Area student chosen for youth senate
• Talkback for Dec. 2
• Bookings for Nov. 30
• Boots, Bridles and Britches taking donations for STAR
• Pink Ribbonettes will meet Tuesday
• Winter Concert will feature mix of holiday tunes, handbells
• Tech Challenge has local high school students focusing on smaller robots
• Enjoy breakfast, tell Santa what you want, all for Relay
• DeGraffinreed Chosen Days Inn Downtown Aiken USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Month for November
• Career-High 25 Points From Harris Leads Pacers to 24-Point Victory
• Hubbard’s Double-Double Helps Pacers to 23-Point Win Over Allen
• School Board shares evaluation results
• Gardens to gift, grow in glass
• Police: Group selling carpet cleaning may be a scam
• Graniteville man serving time for sex crimes killed by cellmate
• Holly Day promotes shopping downtown
• Community observes World AIDS Day today
• NRC review of MOX: No violations found
• County's Glover moving up, but not away
• Church seeking sponsors for Secret Santa program
• Replacement of obelisk will not cost taxpayers
• December Calendar of Events
• Former Clemson star Chester McGlockton dies
• Talkback for Nov 30: Speed bumps, Kinder America, One Table
• Local briefs for Nov. 30
• DOE honors URS researchers with major award
• Blotter for Nov. 30
• Today final day to appeal property tax reassessment
• Man charged in October attempted murder
• Aiken County schools budget facing uncertainty with funds
• MOX Services awarded for promoting physical activity
• Jackson grocery TIF request moves forward
• Chilly weather returns to Aiken, but is it here to stay?
• Bookings for Nov 28
• Depot shop offers wide selection for holidays
• Donning my winter arsenal
• Youth Wing to meet Dec. 10
• Alternative education progam includes parents
• Aiken High students plant Yoshino cherry trees in honor of Arbor Day
• Gingerbread barns will be displayed at The Willcox
• Aiken Hounds Opening Meet truly a blessing
• Pacers Move Up Two Spots in Latest National Poll
• USC Aiken Graduate Featured for White House Internship
• Police Blotter for Nov. 29
• 'Best Christmas Pageant' premieres Friday at ACP
• Suspect sought in Jade of China robbery
• Children's Place hosts Thanksgiving dinner
• 7 killed statewide on roads during holiday weekend
• Bookings for Nov. 25-27
• Monday marks new era for City Council
• Man shoots horse, cited for cruelty
• Replacement sought for retiring police chief Frommer
• 'Dancing with the Aiken Stars' donations top $90k
• Suspect sought in holdup at Atlanta Bread
• USCA students present lessons plans on Aiken railroad depot
• Judge reimburses County for phone charges incurred while on cruise
• Aiken Hounds Opening Meet truly a blessing
• Aiken Hounds Opening Meet truly a blessing
• Tree Lighting Festival delayed until Tuesday
• DeGraffinreed Named South Carolina Education Lottery USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Week
• Area couple celebrates 70 years of marriage
• Mixed media artist will display work at racing HOF, museum
• Family puts home to music with light show over holidays
• Items in '12 Days' song top $100,000
• County to host several parades for Christmas
• TalkBack for Nov. 28: Black Friday, Pitts, Cain, Stealing coupons, Pawnee connector, taxes, Illegal immigrants
• Why Worry Hounds hold opening meet, Blessing of the Hounds, Stirrup Cup
• City Council member retires with fond memories of her time, efforts
• Aiken Corp. requests interest rate adjustment
• Police Blotter for Nov. 28
• Cultural center to open doors to public for tours on Dec. 10
• Local News in Brief for Nov. 28
• On the Agenda for Nov. 28
• Mixed media artist will display work at racing HOF, museum
• E-waste now accepted at six county locations
• Holiday feasts for the birds, too
• Everyday heroes perform small deeds that deserve big thanks
• Bookings for Nov. 18-20
• Congress' pizza reclassification undermines nutrition facts
• Aiken high grad to speak on inter-country adoption Sunday
• Tree of Hope honors patients, survivors of cancer
• TalkBack for Nov. 27: Government contracts, local prices, God as a scientist, 'Green' wrapping, Illegal immigrants
• Thousands visit Salley to chow down on chitlins
• Shoppers head downtown to support local businesses
• Van Gogh biography writers to sign book
• Coyote concerns are not going away
• 'Big Show' Wight to fight in Columbia
• No. 23 Pacers Pick Up Second Win in Less Than a Week Over Barton
• Black Friday passes without incident
• Police seek ID of woman, man
• Festival of Trees showcases Aiken talent
• Police Blotter for Nov. 26
• Batesburg house fire kills 71-year-old man
• Sales good for all hours in area on Black Friday
• Bookings for Nov. 23-24
• People's Choice winner chosen in the 2011 Aiken Quilt Show
• Police: Man caught red-handed stealing copper
• Chitlin' Strut to be held today in Salley
• Break a sweat, lend a hand to help those in need this season
• Library will accept books for book sale
• N.A. tree-lighting will be held Monday at Lookaway Hall
• Body found while battling housefire in Batesburg
• Bookings for Nov. 22
• Weekend events in Aiken
• 23rd-Ranked Pacers Open Comfort Suites Classic With Win Over Catawba
• Aiken gathers at One Table
• Aiken Hounds Opening Meet truly a blessing
• Big stakes as Black Friday, shopping season arrive
• School Board to hold two special meetings
• Third annual Nutcracker Tea to be held Dec. 3 at Aiken museum
• Bachmann to hold book signing in Aiken
• 4T's Computers opens new location in Aiken
• USC Aiken Receives Military Friendly School Designation from Magazine
• One Table is set for community dinner
• School Board extends Everitt's contract
• Shop small businesses Saturday
• USC Aiken named 'military-friendly school' by G.I. Jobs mag for transitioning veterans
• TalkBack: Getting old, voting and Christmas TalkBacks
• School Board gets preview of pending state education bills
• Palmetto Track & Field teams move on to nat'l competition
• Perfume created in Aiken will raise money for livery stable
• Friends of the depot earn tax-exempt status
• Indian Legend returns in Go For Wand Handicap Friday
• Magazine cites USC Aiken as military-friendly campus
• Clouds are no reason for a good co-pilot to worry
• SRNL honored for green tech
• ID of forgery suspect sought
• Bookings for Nov. 21
• TalkBack for Nov. 23
• Pacer Athletics – 2011 Fall in Review
• Speaker Series at USCA to Focus On Arab Spring Movement
• Christmas Craft Show still accepting vendors
• Police Blotter for Nov. 23
• Officials warn of heavy traffic this Thanksgiving
• Toys for Tots now collecting in Aiken County
• Children's Place partners with community to improve kids' lives
• Van donated to local nonprofit will aid the transport of women, children
• Salvation Army meal helps hungry residents
• Coca-Cola building not up to code for habitation
• 2011 ADDA medallion commemorates ACP
• Aiken men get seven years for making meth
• Pacers Ranked 23rd in First National Poll of Regular Season
• Pacers Pounce on Lions
• TalkBack: Driver's licenses, cheating, college football, sterilizing animals
• SRNS works with 8 firms to learn, discuss
• LBC students learn about public safety
• Police Blotter for Nov. 22
• Senior Men's Club gets a history lesson
• New Youth Wing group will focus on musicals
• Annual oyster roast, barbecue will donate procedes to Child Advocacy
• Plethora of events planned this week
• Shop safely this season
• Increase in holiday travelers expected
• Aiken SPCA has a lot to be thankful for this year
• Registration for brownfield project classes ending soon
• Deadline for appealing property reassessment value approaching
• Council Named South Carolina Education Lottery USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Week
• USC Aiken Volleyball Inks Two
• Thomas Announces Addition of Six
• Holiday weight gain and how to prevent it
• Aiken woman writes book about having relationship with God
• Empty Stocking Fund taking applications Nov. 30
• RS-M book festival lets parents get involved with children's school
• George Funeral Home to be sold, director will stay as manager to better aid families
• Blessing of the Hounds set to kick off holidays
• Blotter for Nov. 21
• TalkBack for Nov. 21: Social security, Sam's Club, SRS, Hunting, Patrol cars, Hunting photos
• Volunteers wanted for recreational projects
• Stores look ahead to busy week of shopping
• Motorcycle club provides meal to Hahn Village residents
• Origin of 1870s Bible is a mystery to finder
• Have any questions about fishes?
• TalkBack for Nov. 20: Mike's Tires, Post Office, Yard sale signs, Speed limit, Hopelands Gardens, Dead animals
• Pacers Rebound With 64-52 Win Over Barton
• Christmas is here earlier every year
• Kettle cook-off lights up night with hope
• ACP to hold auditions for 'Marvelous Wonderettes'
• Couple opens bonsai garden to public, continues today
• School Board sees using $1M as way to give back to schools
• Coca-Cola artist Jim Harrison encourages Kennedy students
• 'Touch a Horse Day' gives locals hands-on experience
• Osteen's cabin teaches history, sparks nostalgia
• Public, community organizations' help wanted to clean up area brownfields
• One Table in need of desserts
• TalkBack for Nov. 20: Mike’s Tires, Post Office, Yard sale signs, Speed limit, Hopelands Gardens, Dead animals
• Last Second Shot Leads Ferris State to Upset Win Over 17th-Ranked Pacers
• Pacers Drop First Game of Season
• Myriad of Christmas events coming at 'Festival of Trees'
• Bachmann's husband: Michele has what it takes
• Jazz musicians visit middle school, hope to inspire students with music
• SRS: 80 will face layoffs involuntarily next month
• Fundraiser, auction being held for equestrian
• TalkBack for Nov. 19: Golden Corral, Thanksgiving, Australia, Restaurants, Free meals, Anonymously paid, Golden Corral patron, Dead animals, Returned purse
• Blotter for Nov. 19
• Pawnee Neilson connector now open
• Salvation Army seeks donations for security systems to counter theft
• Madjon Thanksgiving Recipes
• Myriad of Christmas events coming at 'Festival of Trees'
• Storytellers to spin tales at Discovery Center
• Academy for Lifelong Learning releases spring class schedule
• Pet photos with Santa held today
• Police seek shoplifting suspect
• Build a historical structure out of gingerbread this year
• Aiken crew will appear on 'Hoarders'
• School Menus for Nov. 21 - Nov. 25
• ADPS with investigators seek identity of man in surveillance video
• Four Pacers Chosen to PBC Volleyball All-Academic Team
• Those who have experienced loss from suicide will unite on Saturday
• Salvation Army receives four credit card terminals
• 'Dancing' raises $60K
• TalkBack for Nov. 18 - Greedy, Family court, Christ in Christmas, Competent service, Home values, Gas prices, Golden Corral
• Bookings for Nov. 16
• Blotter for Nov. 18
• Woman cleared as suspect after police release wrong photo in forgery case
• Soldiers treated to Thanksgiving dinner
• Christmas lights will brighten Hopelands Gardens once again
• What's happening in Aiken this weekend
• 46th annual Chitlin' Strut to be held weekend after Thanksgiving
• Boys, Girls State teens give face to generation
• County Council must redraw eight single-member districts
• Aiken tree lighting is Dec. 2
• Reynolds ends service on Planning Commission
• Jackson seeks County aid wooing supermarket
• Dog wounded in manhunt to recover
• ACTS named Angel for community service
• Loftis pushes transparency, Mitt Romney for president
• Bookings for Nov. 15
• Review: Low-level MOX violation found
• ARMC celebrates new outpatient hub
• Log cabin open house begins Saturday
• Local news in brief for Nov. 17
• County sends pet ordinance back for edits
• Costco opens in Augusta
• Tornado alert issued for local counties
• UPDATE: Second suspect apprehended in tractor-trailer theft
• Second suspect caught in alleged tractor-trailer heist
• ACTS named 'Angel' by Secretary of State
• 'That guy' reminded of his age in newsroom
• Officials seek ID of forgery suspect
• Zimmerman Guides Pacers to Season-Opening Victory
• Wright guilty in 2 murders, gets 30 years
• Former assistant solicitor guilty of soliciting a minor
• Police nab tractor-trailer theft suspect
• Local students honor veterans returning from war, at home
• Redistricting topic at County Council
• Commission looks at comments on Union Street plan
• Officials seek ID of woman suspected in forging checks
• USCA English dept. to host public reading
• Auditions for Shakespeare's 'Twelfth Night' coming soon
• 'Pencils and Putters' program gaining in popularity this year
• South Aiken students entertain elementary students with French fractured fairy tales
• Names & Notes for Nov. 16
• Talkback: Supreme car wash, Lulu's, Pay for Obelisk, Thanks NEMS
• Arinze Named to Daktronics All-Southeast Region Team
• Pacer Softball Signs Three
• Balanced Pacers Open Regular Season With Dominating Victory Over Georgia College
• Ten USCA Faculty to Offer Reading Event As Part of 50th Anniversary Celebration
• Residents debate Carolina Bay plans
• School Board OKs using $1M for one-time allocations
• Salvation Army to hold Kettle Cook off
• Clearwater residents want to know why they now reside in Beech Island
• Hearing to be held on closure of tanks
• Police Blotter for Nov. 15
• Man gets 10 years for firing at police
• Asst. solicitor remembered as caring family man, avid golfer
• Jazz artist to perform in Aiken, offer instruction to local students
• Council to talk Bridgestone financial incentives
• Reindog Romp will raise money for Aiken SPCA
• Judge revokes all bonds for Simpkins
• Aiken stars dancing into viewers' homes Thursday
• Aiken County Council Agenda for Nov. 15
• Judge revokes all bonds for Simpkins
• Carriage drive benefits Audubon Center
• Seminar for dealing with grief coming to USCA
• Partnership provides jobs for those with disabilities
• SRNS manages hunt for mobility-impaired hunters
• Comedians with local ties to perform
• Police Blotter for Nov. 14
• Local News in Brief for Nov. 14
• On the Agenda for Nov. 14
• Nov. 14 TalkBack - Insurance scare, Paying for dinner, Retention ponds, Speeders, Don't need to go 45, Sandwich shop
• Area residents recall foods of the past
• Community sends care packages to soldiers through 'Adopt-A-Unit'
• City Council to view plans for classroom at Carolina Bay
• Some facts you need to know about diabetes
• Maassen Named South Carolina Education Lottery USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Week
• Residents of Cedar Creek stay young and active through clubs
• Journalist's book celebrates life in the South
• SRS recognizes achievement
• Students awarded for patriotic art, poems and essays on Veterans Day
• Ms. Tenn. U.S. chooses Aiken Kroger as first stop for 'Mission White Christmas'
• Aiken hosts visitors from sister city in Australia
• Crews impact Aiken homes with repairs
• Area experts discuss misconceptions, laws of firearms in state
• Area artists to show, sell works for holidays at ACA
• Byers and Lukralle Selected to PBC Volleyball All-Conference Team
• New Houndslake menu offers variety
• JROTC senior receives national honor at Veterans Day ceremony
• Local News in Brief for Nov. 12
• New resource group 'Grandparents Raising Grandchildren' will start up in December
• Police meet with owners of Club Envy to discuss changes
• Bookings for Nov. 10
• Denizens of the Deep honor all branches of military
• Rock Bottom Music moving to downtown Aiken location
• Clemson, Carolina fans will share tables at 'Game Day Down Under'
• Aiken Artist Guild will meet Monday
• Bookings for Nov. 8
• Pacers End Season With 3-2 Loss to Augusta State in PBC Tournament
• Artist Jim Harrison to Visit USC Aiken, Selling Calendars and Other Items
• 5K Skedaddle Run-Walk at USCA
• Bookings for Nov. 9
• What's happening in Aiken?
• County OKs variance to RV park owner
• Drag racer loses extra income after car, truck, trailer stolen
• Impact Aiken allows repairs to be done around city
• Local News in Brief for Nov. 11
• Police Blotter for Nov. 11
• 'Disney on Ice' coming to Augusta next week
• ROTC holds Veterans Day ceremony
• Aiken Republican Party reception to host congressmen
• Jackson Middle School celebrates grand opening of Synergistic Lab
• Red Cross to send holiday cards to servicemen
• Solicitor will seek to revoke bond for 2009 murder suspect
• Funeral home now accepting flags to place with veterans
• Grandson's sacrifice remembered on Veterans Day
• 'We served because we are Americans'
• Man charged in Internet predator case
• Man charged in Internet predator case
• USC Aiken Women's Basketball Week One (Nov. 14-20)
• USC Aiken Men's Basketball Week One (Nov. 14-20)
• Lukralle Chosen to Capital One Academic NCAA Division II Women’s Volleyball District Three First-Team
• 10-year-old trick-or-treater pulls gun
• 'Bones' makes music at Cumberland Village
• S.C. Rep. Bill Taylor will hold a town hall meeting Tuesday
• Man charged with attempted murder
• Police Blotter for Nov. 1
• Bookings for Oct. 28-30
• Redcliffe to host African-American genealogy class
• Man charged with second degree burglary
• Police: Man severely beat woman with bat
• The Willcox rates high: Condé Nast Traveler readers vote Aiken landmark in Top 50 Best Small Hotels in U.S.
• SRS's H-Canyon will provide fuel for MOX facility
• Police say 11-year-old fired BB gun at motorists
• Bridgestone breaks ground in Graniteville
• Professional Bull Riders are back
• Play tells story of Hurricane Katrina survivor
• Hitchcock ends United Way campaign with news on goal and costume contest
• School Board to hold special meeting to hear students' achievements
• Lukralle Tabbed Days Inn Downtown Aiken USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Month for October
• Brown Chosen to PBC Men’s Basketball Preseason All-Conference Team
• Oguchi Signs With Spartak Vidnoye Moscowskaya Oblast
• Group wants money out of politics
• Audition for ACP's ‘Wrong Window’
• Jeweler‘s work to be featured in Aiken
• Fighting flu with exercise
• Students get new perspective on school
• Police blotter for Oct. 31
• New performance times for annual Heart Benefit
• Book publisher prints train enthusiast's photos
• TalkBack: Barn dance, Carolina Bay, driving downtown, history
• Documentary shows stories of WWII veterans in CSRA
• Debate over changes to city districts still rages on
• Habitat, SRNS give new home to happy owner
• Lukralle Named South Carolina Education Lottery USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Week
• Brown Earns 2012 PGA Tour Card
• USC Aiken to Face Flagler in Opening Round of PBC Tournament
• Event gives safe place for kids to snag sweets
• Festival cancels balloon liftoff, polo unhindered
• Fair weather graces Steeplechase
• Halloween is a time for scary thoughts
• 5K raises funding for scholarship in honor of retired USCA professor
• Golfers tee up using hickory-shafted clubs
• SRNS announces reorganization plan
• Sidewalk art show benefits honor society
• Public Safety officers turn to Chargers to replace Crown Vics
• ADDA calls for help with holiday events
• Pacers Fall to Clayton State on Senior Day
• USC Aiken Drops Home Finale to Clayton State
• Pacers Dominate on Senior Day
• Weekend to be filled with several events
• Newt Gingrich lays out plan as president to local residents
• Curiosity Shop opens doors to new location
• Bookings for Oct. 27
• Dracula dancer attacks juicy role
• Man found guilty of criminal domestic violence
• Man pleads guilty to strong arm robbery
• Nonprofit offering CNA training program receives USDA grant
• Trenton DAR chapter celebrates 100 years with tea
• French lessons, legal programs, movies coming up at library
• Senior men learn how Fisher House serves military
• Families gather to watch hot air balloons lift off
• Taking a walk in a dog‘s shoes
• Pacers Tabbed Third in PBC Preseason Women’s Basketball Poll
• Cox Picks Up 200th Career Win in USC Aiken’s 3-0 Victory Over UNCP
• South Aiken NJROTC cadets collect 1K pounds of food for Golden Harvest
• Second-graders pluck seeds out of pumpkin guts to count them
• Get disoriented in Kalmia Plaza haunted house
• Man accused of sex with girl surrenders
• James Brown manager convicted
• Fall Steeplechase will be held on Saturday
• Aiken Regional names new ER doctors
• Get disoriented in Kalmia Plaza haunted house
• Jackson's fourth annual Hook and Cook winners
• SRS rep. gives input on Yucca Mountain to Congress
• Tickets to Seinfeld in Augusta go on sale today
• Audition starts for Playhouse production of Shakespeare's ‘Twelfth Night’
• New Ellenton science, math teacher given Spirit of Ruth Patrick Award
• Motorcycle Club taking applications for annual toy drive
• The Bad Bulls Are Back!
• Lloyd Chosen to PBC Women’s Cross Country All-Academic Team
• DeGraffinreed Named to PBC Women’s Basketball Preseason All-Conference Team
• Film Series Connected to USCA’s 50th Anniversary Continues
• Bookings for Oct. 25
• Chase ends in wreck on Hwy. 1
• USCA students lend a hand
• SRSCRO director to speak in D.C. about Yucca
• Pharmacy tech charged with drug theft
• Tickets to Heart Board musical on sale Tuesday
• USCA to host Riedell Run Saturday
• Ridge Spring-Monetta principal remains on administrative leave
• Part of Oak Grove Road closed today
• Deadline extended for tax appeal
• Visit Horrorville haunted house in New Ellenton ... if you dare
• Five attorneys honored for work
• Grab flashlight, go hunting for pumpkins Friday
• Police Blotter for Oct. 27
• Area veterans subject of video to be shown Sunday
• Furniture store moving to Whiskey Road
• Balloon festival to be held on Friday, Saturday
• Crash backs up traffic on U.S. 1
• 2011-12 USC Aiken Golf Media Guide Released
• Pacers Ranked 10th in First NCAA Division II Southeast Region Rankings
• Pacers Tie St. Andrews on Wednesday Evening
• Pacers Fall to Georgia College in Final Road Match of Season
• Join the fight, and become a cart warrior
• Register now to Celebrate Creativity
• Road to a BCS title: What does Clemson need?
• Sheriff‘s Office will give out treats this Halloween
• School Board gets legislative preview
• Stolen ATV in fatal crash returned
• Give input on Union Street plan today
• TalkBack: Quit whining, tipping and Iraq war
• Local news in brief for Oct. 26
• Wear Halloween best to clinic‘s open house
• ‘Dixie Fish’ is fourth book for USCA professor
• Trick or Treat on Newberry Street to be held on Saturday
• Ladies only golf tournament features period clothes, clubs
• Sheriff‘s Office warning against solicitation calls
• Strong Early, Pacers Unable to Hold Off Augusta State Down Stretch
• Man dies after ATV crashes into tree
• Man charged with indecent exposure
• Man gets 23 years in murder plea
• Aiken Corp. request slows Council meeting
• Fair filled with fun food
• ProStart lets students gain experience in culinary field
• Police Blotter for Oct. 25
• Bookings for Oct. 21-23
• Woman opens new massage business on Whiskey Road
• Aiken man killed in ATV crash
• Police Blotter for Oct. 24
• On the Agenda for Oct. 24
• Dog up for adoption at shelter wins Aiken's Buck-a-Like contest
• Local News for Oct. 24
• USCA senior overcomes health issues, studying education with hopes of Ph.D.
• City to discuss McDonald's renovation
• New Aiken real estate business opens
• Local woman releases book on Lucy H. Pickens
• Man wins Bluebird Society award
• Health care center suite breaks ground
• Police: Stay safe searching for sweets
• Hospital still unclear about who will treat patients in ER
• Gillespie Named South Carolina Education Lottery USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Week
• What is Yucca, and how do GOP candidates feel about it?
• Int'l mentor group spends weekend at battle park
• Rotary gives more than 2,000 dictionaries to schools
• Why aren't all restaurants green?
• On third day, attendance to fair still strong
• Rummage sale offers variety of items to purchase
• Art in the Alley offers public artwork at reasonable price
• Trenton woman's answer to prayer can inspire 'Chicken Soup' readers
• Ecologist to appear on episode of 'Curious and Unusual Deaths' on Discovery Channel
• Balloon festival returns to Aiken
• Richland Creek Antique Fall Festival will be held Nov. 4-6
• Pacers Drop PBC Road Match to Columbus State
• Pacers Conclude PBC Championship on Home Course in Eighth Place
• Pacers Perfect on Saturday at Lander Crossover Volleyball Tournament
• Bookings for Oct. 20
• Thousands visit fairgrounds
• Concept HR hall of famer receives trophy from NFL star
• War Eagles fall short to Vikings in region loss
• Man follows in forefathers' steps as aerial photographer
• Car accident claims life of Johnston woman
• Aiken Big Band to perform Bill Foss‘ ‘59Cent Waltz’'
• Area veterans feature of film to be shown at URS Center for the Arts
• Man pleads guilty to exposing others to HIV, gets 5 years
• Annual fall Paradise Farm Horse Trials begins tomorrow
• North Aiken Elementary School hosts show, breakfast for dads
• Talkback for Oct. 21
• Aiken man charged with holding up gas station
• UT professor to lecture today at USCA about Jack London
• Fair opens its gates in Aiken
• County shuts down RV park; owner protests
• Democrats unite to discuss area politics, plan for future
• Home Builders Association to host the second Clay Shoot Tournament
• Police Blotter for Oct. 21
• State of the Region looks at the future of the CSRA
• Police seek mugging suspect
• Nearly 80 percent of area sophomores passed exit exam on first try, district says
• Deputy to sign off for final time at ADPS
• District reverses materials center decision
• Bookings for Oct. 19
• Weekend happenings in Aiken
• Gala to aid KinderKids kids, event
• New Vice Chancellor for Business and Finance Named at USCA
• Suzy Howard of the ATR Hall of Fame remembered
• Field Set for Southeastern Tool-Don Cheeks-Dr. John Riley USC Aiken Pre-Holiday Classic
• USC Aiken Ready to Host Peach Belt Conference Cross Country Championships
• How to force bulbs to bloom
• Hitchcock directors bob for United Way
• Fair opens today
• Collision leads to pedestrian death
• Pension woes main focus of Senate hearing
• Police Blotter for Oct. 19
• Video highlights CSRA veterans
• Founder of tax reform group speaks in Aiken
• USCA to host Riedell Run Oct. 29
• Bookings for Oct. 18
• AHS marching band to play at Aiken Mall
• Panel offers ideas on revitalizing Graniteville
• Local news in brief
• Motorcycle club promotes AIDS awareness with ride
• Four-legged friends welcome at Hounds in Hopelands Friday
• Four attain Eagle Scout rank at Boy Scout ceremony Tuesday
• Give yourself a chill this Halloween on Aiken Ghost Tour
• Reception for artist Renzulli on Thursday
• Edens Featured on PBC Website
• 2011-12 USC Aiken Men’s and Women’s Basketball Media Guides Released
• Late Goal Leads Lander to 1-0 Victory Over Pacers
• Pacers Drop PBC Road Match to Lander
• Local news in brief
• Musings to chew on with bacon
• Teacher shares Iditarod experience with RS-M students
• RS-M FCA, community unite for praise, worship
• Man gets 90 days in cyclist's death
• Counties fight GOP primary funding
• Public can give input on S.C. retirement reform today
• New rule limits use of School District material center
• Police Blotter
• Aiken Democratic Party to host 9th annual fish fry
• Council votes to secure financing to purchase land for Bridgestone
• Scam uses post office email to collect info
• No. 1 Hornets top rivals, ready for another title run
• Bookings for Oct. 17
• ACA's A Taste of Wine & Art begins today
• SRNS worker will fully recover from contaminated wound
• Students help clean up Graniteville
• Waiting list open for Gingrich event
• Brother of killed cyclist releases statement
• 10th-Ranked Pacers Finish Seventh at Will Wilson Tanglewood Intercollegiate
• Book Released By USCA Professor
• Corrections for Oct 17
• SRR partner donates to United Way
• Three steps toward solving dog and cat overpopulation
• Area man faces criminal sexual conduct charge
• Woman jailed for kidnapping attempt
• Police Blotter for Oct. 18
• Surplus medical equipment given new life in developing countries
• Officials seek man accused of having sex with a minor
• On the agenda
• Bomb scare fizzles out: Officials: Trash mistaken as grenade in N.A.
• Man pleads guilty in death of Fort Gordon surgeon
• Bridgestone breaks ground for expansion
• Small, outdoor amphitheater will be built at Carolina Bay
• Man wanted for criminal sexual conduct against a minor
• Exhibit shows connection between mare, foal
• Atkins Remains in Contention at Will Wilson Tanglewood Intercollegiate
• Watch "Ace Jam" Live
• Gathering celebrates Upside of Down
• Police Blotter for Oct. 17
• Quilts made by church's Loaves and Fishes quilting group receive blessing, off to homes
• Girls celebrated at luncheon held by N.A. chamber
• Silver Bluff and Midland Valley show well in weekend band event
• SRS to cut fewer jobs
• Harrison releases '12 Coke calendar
• WSI River Run to benefit United Way will be held Oct. 22
• Speaker to discuss plans for tax reform
• Quilters display talents at show
• Wycliffe Bible Translators to hold seminar Oct. 28 at Newberry Hall
• Game of the Week video: Williston-Elko vs. Calhoun County
• Loper Named South Carolina Education Lottery USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Week
• Atkins Tied for Sixth After Round One of Will Wilson Tanglewood Intercollegiate
• RS-M FCA, community unite for praise, worship
• Sunny Monday group invites public to Horse Creek presentation
• NAPA brings No. 56 car to area for store opening
• USC Symphony Orchestra returns to area this month
• Local residents learn whether antiques are junk, have value
• Colonial Times takes attendees back to 18th century
• Aiken High Color Guard takes first place in marching contest
• Hair and eggs are not the same
• Men often need to be respected in order to feel loved
• Wildlife trapping: strong feelings for and against
• Mystery plant can be used in place of coffee
• Surprise at the edge of the woods
• Education day highlights studies in science
• MTU may reach 4-year goal early
• Steeplechase returns in fall for 20th year
• Retired deputy dies in motorcycle wreck
• Cowboy Church a place to ‘come and see, and go tell’
• Pacer Basketball Teams Hold First Practices on Saturday
• Goal in Final Seconds Leads Flagler Past Pacers
• USC Aiken Falls 1-0 to Flagler on Saturday Evening
• USC Aiken to Host 4th Annual Choral Concert
• Judge gives owner of former Tipsey's until Oct. 31 to comply with order
• Local dogs to be featured on Animal Planet TV show
• Gingrich to speak at city's GOP meeting
• High School Football Score Updates for Oct. 15
• Upcoming evetns in Aiken for Oct. 15
• Rhodes new director of SREL
• Blotter for Oct. 14
• USCA to host 26th annual SEED event
• Buddy Walk will raise funds for, awareness of Down syndrome
• Bookings for Oct. 13
• Catch Wild Read's 'Howl of the Wild' final variety show this Wednesday
• Flour invests $30M in small modular reactor technology
• SEED science event arrives at USCA Saturday
• Police: Melatonin causes students‘ sickness
• Clif Weeks remembered as astute businessman
• Board of Appeals grants Bridgestone height variance
• Women get keys to cars they received on ‘Oprah’
• New Ellenton Middle celebrates green power
• Suspects in shooting at Porky‘s charged in Aug. attempted murder
• City bench dedicated in honor of all mothers
• Local news in brief for Oct. 14
• Instruments in Your Attic enters third year
• Get items appraised at local Antiques Road Show at museum
• O'Donovan withdrawals from City Council race
• Hospital Services > Joint Replacement Center
• Alleged gunman in Porky's robbery charged in separate shooting incident
• Strawberry Fields a passionate red for gardens
• Murder suspect held in Aiken pending trial
• Layoffs at SRNS moved to December
• Ridge Spring principal placed on leave
• Local News in Brief for Oct. 14
• Why do gas prices fluctuate?
• Aiken authors to appear on '60 Minutes'
• Scavenger hunt today benefits Cumbee Center
• New Southside eatery Red Bowl serving up Asian cuisine, sushi
• Aiken community invited to help dress pharmacy's delivery vehicle for Halloween
• Columbia museum to display East Aiken students' artwork
• Apply now to receive Christmas assistance from Salvation Army
• STAR to benefit from oyster roast at Black Forest
• STAR to benefit from oyster roast at Black Forest
• Pacers Begin Preseason This Weekend
• USC Aiken Battles Back to Tie Francis Marion
• USC Aiken Falls on Road to Valdosta State
• USC Aiken Flies Past Falcons
• "Purlie Victorius" playing at USCA
• Press release from Aiken County Public School District concerning teen sex allegations at Jackson Middle School
• Romney on middle ground: I can work with Democrats
• Chaos in Gamecock Country
• Historic character focus of Union Street revitalization
• Officials respond to teen sex allegations
• ‘Extreme Makeover’ looking for applicants
• ‘Crucible’ to premiere on Friday at ACP
• Buck-a-like entry deadline is Friday
• Blotter for Oct. 12
• Woman missing since Sunday located
• School Board dedicates new wing at NAMS
• Museum hosting contest for historic gingerbread houses
• Crab King ready to rule
• Area medical office receives $10K national grant
• Williston man, 20, dies in single-car wreck
• Residents speak out against barns for chickens
• Western Carolina State Fair will return Oct. 20-29
• School sex assaults go unreported
• Police Blotter for Oct. 11
• Council OKs property sale to Habitat
• Welfare of animals is a community effort
• Forecasters predict rain to move out of area by end of week
• Ridge Spring-Monetta High to host Fields of Faith event
• New wing at NAMS to be dedicated at board meeting
• Attorney jailed for money laundering disbarred
• Water boil advisory lifted for Talatha district
• Season Review (10/10/11)
• USC Aiken Men’s Basketball to Host Annual Tip-Off Banquet
• Atkins in 15th Place After First Two Rounds of Firestone Invitational
• On the Agenda for Oct. 10
• Local News in Brief for Oct. 10
• Police Blotter for Oct. 10
• Five acts come out for variety show at center
• City to consider property sale to Habitat
• Abandoned pit bull has new life, family, name
• Collisions expected as deer begin migration, mating season
• Volleyball teams unite to fight breast cancer
• NNSA: Nuclear weapons pits converted into plutonium oxide
• North Augusta students get lesson with cardboard boats
• Beech Island Ferris wheel is landmark, according to owner
• Walk Saturday at Odell Weeks for NephCure
• Cedar Creek residents, public can support cause and get a clean sweep
• Bolender Named South Carolina Education Lottery USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Week
• Couple returns to Training Track to marry
• Groups to learn about gardening
• Awards presented during United Way progress report
• Auditions to be held for 'Fruitcakes'
• Guild to present palette discussion
• Graniteville church calls Stiltner as its new pastor
• Puppet show, hosted by children, to focus on Jack London's classic
• Families head outdoors for carnival held by United Way
• Late Apple co-founder continues to influence education in area
• 2011 Whiskey Road Race 10K results
• Pacers Finish Fourth at Jaguar Invitational
• Pacers Split Two Matches on Saturday at Convocation Center
• Rigon Goal Sends Pacers to First League Victory of 2011
• Van Pelt Goal Leads Pacers to First PBC Win of 2011
• Disability Awareness Event to Take Place at USCA
• Police blotter for Oct. 8
• 88-year-old dies in wreck on I-20 from blown tire
• Cancer survivors join 12M in U.S. to celebrate life
• Local News in Brief for Oct. 8
• Late artist captured vision in glass
• Police bust two meth labs in Wagener
• Event brings samples of dozens of wines from around the world
• S. Aiken junior to run in Chicago marathon
• Officials investigate claim that man was tied up, thrown in truck
• Celtic Fire lights up Silver Bluff stage
• Bookings for Oct. 6
• Museum welcomes new research room
• Weekend features festivals, yard sales
• Ridge Spring artist on display at Hitchcock
• Aiken Concert Band to present a musical salute to our military
• Group provides resources for LGBT community, support against bullying
• Woman, 88, dies in wreck on I-20
• Fatal wreck on I-20 shuts down interstate
• Pacers Unable to Withstand Flagler Charge in Final Two Sets
• Progress continues for Cracker Barrel
• Bookings for Oct. 5
• Aiken Sertoma Club presents $9,000 to Camp Sertoma
• Works by noted painter and musician featured at Morris Museum
• O'Donovan drops out of Council race due to injury
• Association proposes bill to reform school funding
• EnergySolutions officially opens new office building
• Police Blotter for Oct. 7
• Aiken man will sign copies of first book
• Injury forces Sunny O'Donovan to drop campaign bid
• Town & Country gives back to the community
• Musical instrument donation drive kicks off
• ACP Youth Wing's monthly meeting to be held Saturday
• Water boil advisory issued for Talatha Rural Community Water District
• Hospital Services > Emergency Services
• Home and garden news and notes
• Downtown displays depict USCA history
• Backyard birding fun for the whole family
• AARP offering driving course for vets, spouses
• PEP announces grant for Summer Math Institute
• Salley woman killed in fiery crash
• Walk to School aims to improve students' safety
• St. Mary's eyeing new sanctuary
• Haley visits for town hall
• Hospital Services > Wound Healing Institute
• Teen charged with arson, second suspect sought
• Howl of the Wild Variety Show to be performed Sunday
• Locally-made quilts bring comfort to those affected by Alabama tornadoes
• Motorist killed
• Arson suspect sought
• Meet Mia Antoine (PBC Blog)
• USC Aiken Unable to Knock Off UNC Pembroke
• Pacers and Braves End Things in 1-1 Tie for Second Straight Year
• Pacers Maul Bearcats
• Artist Jim Harrison’s New Calendar On Sale at Security Federal Bank Locations
• Bookings for Oct. 3
• Getting older, uncool while riding in style
• Sharing moment of divorce with pork tenderloin
• Second Pink Ribbon Tea raises awareness about breast cancer
• Attorney's license to practice law suspended
• County going forward with Bridgestone incentives
• SRS 2010 environmental impact low
• School Board reacts to proposal adding at-large seats
• Local legislators comment on governor's report card grades
• Watch School Board preview online
• Aiken native a finalist for NCAA Woman of the Year
• County death represented in Silent Witness service
• Price is right for calendar
• AAUW recognizes area contributors
• Greeneway bike/ped plan progressing
• Plant Vogtle in Ga. looks to more jobs with new units
• County delegation recognizes two area men with resolutions
• Ex-museum ED remembered for humor and imagination
• Hibbett to open 2nd Aiken store
• Swing your partner ‘round and ‘round to help save the Gaston Livery Stable
• World Habitat Day recognizes work of Habitat for Humanity
• Get tickets to "Purlie Victorius" at USCA
• N.A. band takes top honors at Midland Valley festival
• Gov. Haley will speak in Aiken Wednesday
• Attorney's status pending judicial review
• Pine Log paving falls behind, expected to begin again today
• Dogsled race tests teacher's courage to seize opportunity
• AHS band invited to play in D.C.
• Lukralle Named South Carolina Education Lottery USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Week
• Party With Ace (Midnight Madness Promo)
• 2012 Juilliard in Aiken festival will offer more events to public
• What went wrong with the Pawnee Neilson connector?
• Bridgestone looking for employees at start of 2012
• Groups seek input on bike, pedestrian plans for City
• Veteran group holds reunion for 30th year
• Get your quilts ready for judging
• Animals of all shapes, sizes and species blessed at St. Thaddeus
• Man charged in Saturday shooting death
• Police Blotter for Oct. 3
• ASU professor aims to help youth read with DVD of stories
• Update: Name of shooting victim released
• Falcons Narrowly Hold Off Pacers
• USC Aiken Drops League Road Match to Montevallo
• Environmental clues can solve ecological mysteries
• Wild Read holds kickoff event at library
• DOE releases plan to benefit SRS
• Pacers Win Thriller on Saturday Afternoon at Convocation Center
• Godsman Tabbed Days Inn Downtown Aiken USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Month for September
• USC Aiken History Tour to be Featured at Five Downtown Aiken Businesses
• Bookings for Sept. 29
• Aiken Symphony Guild celebrates 25 years
• Pawsitively About Dawgs kicks off events at library for month
• Weekend happenings in Aiken
• Audition this weekend for ACP Christmas production
• Local pianist will bring classics to museum with recital Sunday
• Study shows needs of shelter not met with current facility
• Downtown intersection to receive new seasonal banners
• Man charged with discharging firearm
• Officials seek ID of suspect in tow trailer theft
• Police Blotter for Oct. 1
• Kids learn about music at Youth Concert Series
• Highlights from USC Aiken's 2011 Scout Day
• Pacers Compete at Charlotte Cross Country Invitational
• Pacers Drop Rivalry Match to Augusta State
• Ballard Signs Professional Contract With Cincinnati Slam
• Book Connected to Historic Home at USC Aiken To Launch with Special Reception
• Augusta hosts multidisciplinary celebration of the arts
• N.A. Country Club owner sentenced to 16 months
• County Council OKs resolutions relating to new Bridgestone facility
• Police Blotter for Sept. 30
• Local News in Brief for Sept. 30
• Attorney charged with influencing witness against son
• SRS marks closure of two nuclear reactors
• Hippo-nappers nabbed by cops
• Fred Humes honored with Order of the Palmetto
• Elvis tribute artist to perform Saturday
• Sassafras Festival begins tonight
• Master Gardeners will show caring for fall plants at Farmers Market Saturday
• Charity Golf Classic to benefit Women Beyond Cancer Oct. 7
• Pancake proceeds will go to scholarship fund
• Lawyer charged with passing drugs to inmate
• Pacers Ranked No. 1 by Golfstat
• Fall gardening: Don't forget the bulbs
• Aiken's Wild Read kicks off Saturday
• Firebush absolutely stunning for all gardens
• Bookings
• Aiken sees increase in fake coins
• New Bridgestone plant is 'big' deal
• Friday deadline to sign up for Kid's Marathon
• Volunteers needed for Whiskey Road Race
• WSI to be assessed for reaccreditation
• Area World War II vets subject of documentary
• Physical therapy center will host event for people to get free consultation
• Wanted Aiken man surrenders to police
• Walk with pets, lose weight and help the shelter
• Black Box Coffeehouse is back
• Aiken SPCA to host 'Un-FUR-gettable' night to raise funds
• Rep. Joe Wilson says he will watch out for Aiken County
• Masquerade Ball will benefit cancer foundation
• USC Aiken Moves Up One Spot in Latest Golf World/Nike Division II Coaches’ Poll
• Special Night of Soccer at Pacer Pit on Oct. 8
• Calling up the way of the past
• Mr. Central owner Gioncroce honored for donation to schools
• Officials seek ID of suspects in recent scams
• Local mail carriers rally to save U.S. Postal Service
• Neighbors against proposed chicken houses
• County considers buying Sage Mill land
• Longtime SRNS worker remembered for his work with Help Line of Aiken
• Police seek man they say beat pregnant girlfriend
• County reassessment process results in rollback of millage for school district
• Contest to be held to find Buck-a-Like
• Aaron's, Fred's both move to make room for Fresh Market, Roma stays
• Man gets 30 years for distributing 150 lbs. of cocaine
• USC Aiken Drops PBC Match to Armstrong
• Warrick Named October Rotary Student of the Month
• USC Aiken Baseball Holds Annual Scout Day
• USCA’s School of Education to offer Riedell Run event as Scholarship Benefit
• USC Aiken School of Education to feature “Race to Nowhere” Film Event
• Grant to Fund Research in Neuroscience at USC Aiken
• Council approves handicap playground
• Celebration honors Hammond Hill's teacher of the year winner
• USCA to host scholarship run
• Police blotter for Sept. 27
• Meatloaf recipe earns Aiken man a place in national cookbook
• Town of Jackson to host its fourth Hook & Cook festival
• ACA seeking art for exhibit of dogs, owners
• Volunteer to help with One Table Thanksgiving meal
• Schools offer opt-out for Obama speech
• Garry Flowers looking ahead to SRS future
• SREL alligator couple welcome batch of babies
• STAR's equine therapy allows clients to relax, gain confidence
• W. Columbia businessman to challenge Nikki Setzler for District 26 Senate seat
• On the Agenda for Sept. 26
• Officials seek info in Jackson shooting
• Council to discuss building of playground at library
• Police Blotter for Sept. 26
• New owner of equestrian shop plans to add custom boots, new artists, jewelry and price levels
• Foundation of NASCAR driver donates $10K to animal shelter
• Aiken sees rising trend of deaths caused by overdose
• Pumpkins return to area for fall
• Hermens Named South Carolina Education Lottery USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Week
• Still Magnolias a decade later
• Collision results in one dead, one stabbed
• Journal highlights partnership between SRS, Chernobyl
• O'Donovan officially enters race for City seat
• Use all your senses to identify plants and animals
• Man's vision provides for those in need
• South Aiken grad visits school, remembers NJROTC training
• Meeting touches on safety, new equine ambulance
• Jaycees, Friends of Depot to offer up haunted house
• Pacers Pick Up First PBC Victory in 3-2 Road Win Over Francis Marion
• USC Aiken and Lenoir-Rhyne Battle to 1-1 Tie
• Counterinsurgency Advisor to Speak at USC Aiken
• Republican presidential candidates coming to Aiken
• UPS marks 10 years in Aiken
• ACSO: 1 Trenton break-in suspect charged
• Doctor who worked with SRNL receives award for contributions
• Bridge Club to continue its annual tournament
• Local news in brief
• $700K SRNL grant is for wind energy study
• 'Chicago' once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for dancing mother, daughter twosome
• Roads will close for triathlon cyclists Sunday
• Burglary suspect arrested
• Western Carolina State Fair 2011
• Pacers Fall to UNC Pembroke in Peach Belt Conference Opener
• Dance-a-thon will benefit Women Build
• New shirts make ADPS officers more visible
• Bridgestone's investment should be far-reaching
• Uyen Griffis named Teacher of the Year
• New spa on Whiskey Road offers variety of treatments
• Science center's annual SEED event to be held in October
• Knights of Columbus honored for Operation HOPE
• Have awesome crafting skills? You can help at sew-in Saturday
• Fox Creek will host Brazilian educators
• Counterinsurgency advisor will speak at USCA
• Aiken County legislators Taylor, Hixon endorse Perry
• Library at USC Aiken to Receive New Collection
• Inclement Weather Forces Cancellation of USC Aiken-USC Beaufort Women’s Soccer Match
• Bridgestone to bring 850 jobs to Aiken County
• Santorum expects to be frontrunner for GOP nod
• Driver in Dec. wreck sentenced to 44 years
• Operation Christmas Child kick-off to be held Saturday
• Kidsignment starts Friday
• Event provides information for area seniors
• Aiken churches invited to raise awareness about breast cancer
• Festival of the Woods will be free on Saturday
• Third annual Eve of Chocolate will be held Friday
• Citizens for Nuclear Technology Awareness Edward Teller lecture is Oct. 3
• Play tackles civil rights issues from the 1960s
• Cops: Man charged after teens mugged in church parking lot
• Police investigating sex assault claim
• Bridgestone announces $1.2 B investment, 850 jobs
• USC Aiken Volleyball to Hold “Spike” Hunger Now Match on Oct. 5
• Welcome to the “Ace Jam” – Pacer Basketball to Celebrate Start of Season on Oct. 17
• USC Aiken-Mars Hill Men’s Soccer Match Postponed
• Jack London Biographer to be featured at USC Aiken as part of ‘Wild Read’ Effort
• Police blotter for Sept. 21
• Man pleads to car break-ins
• Why we have the Funnies
• RECIPES
• When life gives you squishy pears, make sauce
• Fox Creek's Williams commits to Clemson
• School-based teachers of year will be recognized Thursday
• Sanford: Legislators ignored troubled state pension fund
• Bridgestone Americas making 'economic announcement' today
• Council extends appeal deadline for property tax reassessment
• SAT scores for Aiken County schools released
• Man gets year in prison for sex crimes
• Repaving of Pine Log stalls due to weather
• Tea planned to raise breast cancer awareness
• Candidate falls while campaigning
• Habitat Blitz Build gets help from 100 local firms
• 5th Friday promotes fun, sense of community
• Police Blotter for Sept. 20
• Bookings for Sept. 16-18
• Inoculate horses to prevent West Nile Virus
• Gov. Haley backs off SRS drug statement
• Learning from the depot
• Training teaches educators about improvement council
• Clemson prof studies Aiken storm water
• On the agenda for Sept. 20
• Museum to offer Civil War history series
• Annual road race to raise money for Cumbee Center
• Hundreds expected for Senior Extravaganza
• USC Aiken Announces August 2011 Graduates
• A Taste of Downtown Aiken begins tomorrow
• Pacers Fall on Road to Wingate
• USC Aiken Baseball Opens Fall Schedule
• 2011 Bridgestone-Pacer Invitational Highlights
• Nationwide snake census going on now
• Police Blotter for Sept. 19
• Aiken Masterworks Chorale to participate in Westobou Festival
• Area kids receive Amtrykes
• Rachel Franklin named N.A. Small Business Person of Year
• Be aware of child obesity this month
• Area resident recalls citizens' strength on 9/11
• Council may extend deadline for appeals for reassessment
• Walmart brings back layaway for holidays
• Hermens Advances to Finals of USC Upstate Fall Classic
• Ecologists should be like sportswriters
• Area animal shelter holds final dog wash for year
• Lesson takes teachers to sky with studies on modern rockets
• Fate of local post offices is uncertain
• Man brings memories of old Graniteville to YouTube
• Shiver me timbers! Aiken Brewing Co. to encourage pirate speak for day event
• Nationally-Ranked Opposition Too Much for Pacers on Saturday
• Pacers Finish Sixth at Bridgestone-Pacer Invitational
• USC Aiken Kicks Off Fall Campaign With Annual Alumni Softball Game
• Cobras Strike First, Hold Off Pacer Charge in Second Half
• Pacer Union Board Presents Magician Frank DeVille for Fall Semester 2011
• GOP hopeful Cain speaks to Aikenites
• Sam's Club chooses Westside Aiken site
• Haley camp: No stats to support SRS drug claims
• Rick's Produce to reopen near Tire Kingdom
• SRS 'Raising the Steaks' lunch raises funding for United Way
• USC Aiken alum recognized for accomplishments
• Local news in brief for Sept. 17
• Police use metals permit to nab theft suspect
• Biomass facility nears completion
• USCA’s School of Business Administration to Offer Film and Discussion Event - Film Part of University’s 50th Anniversary Celebration
• Do You Want It?
• Pacers Drop Five-Set Thriller to Valdosta State
• Tickets still available for ADDA murder mystery
• Hallman recalls his time at USCA
• Three charged in May murder
• Exhibit highlights battle, camp life of soldiers
• Dinner, auction to kick off annual chocolate festival
• Weather will cool down over weekend
• Sketches of suspects released
• Three arrested in connection with murder
• Godsman Named Peach Belt Conference Golfer of the Week
• USC Aiken Tennis Set to Commence Fall Campaign at USC Upstate Classic
• Brown Named Honorable Mention Preseason All-American by Sporting News
• USC Aiken Chancellor Dr. Tom Hallman Announces Retirement
• Banana brew can bring butterflies to the garden
• Bookings for Sept. 13
• Smoke from Ga. swamp fire covers Aiken area
• Hallman: Despite cuts, the state of USCA is strong
• USCA Chancellor Dr. Tom Hallman to retire in June
• Last Aiken SPCA dog wash of the summer is Saturday
• Suspected robbery accomplice released on bond
• Dogs and owners enjoy stretching at doga class
• Police release photo stills of Sunoco robber
• Five Aiken County seniors are National Merit semi-finalists
• USC Aiken chancellor announces resignation
• Surveillance images released on Sunoco robbery
• Smoke over Aiken a result of Okefenokee fires
• USC Aiken Cross Country Ready to Host Bridgestone-Pacer Invitational
• USC Aiken Falls on Road to Newberry
• The Oswald Review
• USC Aiken Announces 50th Anniversary Celebration, Contest
• Fall 2011 issue of The Oswald Review has just been published.
• USC Aiken Announces 50th Anniversary Celebration, Contest
• USC Aiken Ranked First Public Regional College in the South by U.S. News & World Report
• Club seeks young runners for state, national meets
• Sharing the divine flavor of the BLT
• Columbia River area filled with beauty
• County Council looks into easing confusion over property taxes
• Suspect sought in armed robbery
• School Board reviewing master plans
• Porky recounts shooting
• Cavanaugh wins mayoral primary
• Aiken Family Y breaks ground for new water park, lazy river
• Aiken Tech bomb threat stalls traffic
• Family ties lead to success in water
• Cavanaugh re-elected as Aiken's mayor
• Tournament honors memory of Aiken golfer, raises money for scholarship
• Home displays eco-friendly features
• Fiery morning crash kills two Windsor men
• Woman accused of attack on husband
• Police blotter for Sept. 14
• Angel Food cancels Sept. deliveries
• Bomb threat reported at Aiken Tech
• Accused cross-dressing robber jailed
• Two dead in morning crash
• Blotter for Sept. 9
• USC Aiken Ranked First Public Regional College in the South by U.S. News & World Report
• Inside Pacer Athletics
• USC Aiken Women’s Basketball to Hold Outback “Fun” Raising Luncheon on Oct. 15
• USC Aiken Volleyball Splits Doubleheader on Tuesday
• Pacers Finish Second at Springhill Suites Intercollegiate
• City OKs housing plans, despite protests over trees
• 24-Carat Cake
• Nothing makes peace like cake
• DOE, DOD work to use SRS for more military training
• Pine Log Road repaving has started
• USCA professor honored for mentoring
• Comic hopes there's stuff to do in Aiken
• Republican Club to host Rick Santorum
• Hope Center gives juvenile offenders a second chance
• Police Blotter for Sept. 13
• Officials seek robbery suspect
• Mystery company 'Project Hercules' could be tire plant
• Flu shots are available throughout Aiken area
• Cops nab suspect in cross-dressing robbery, shooting at jewelry store
• Vote in mayoral primary today
• Update: Suspect in Porky Bradberry shooting at Augusta hospital
• 2011 USC Aiken Volleyball Invitational Highlights
• Pacers in Fourth After First Two Rounds of Springhill Suites Intercollegiate
• Late Gillespie Goal Not Enough to Lift Pacers Past Anderson
• Ward teen dies in wreck; second fatal of weekend
• Police Blotter for Sept. 12
• Habitat house funded by ReStore done
• On the Agenda for Sept. 12
• Collectors, enthusiasts unite over interest
• It's Cavanaugh vs. Beckum for mayoral seat for 2011
• Council to discuss Just Tango's sign
• Redcliffe offers behind-the-scenes tour of facility
• Graniteville natives debut wax products downtown
• Group to sponsor flea market, garage sale, bake sale
• Church honors public servants for time tending to community
• City prepares for Tuesday's primary for mayoral seat
• Welborn Named South Carolina Education Lottery USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Week
• Aiken High graduate recalls safe escape from ground zero
• Jackson man dies after being ejected in vehicle wreck
• 30,000 visit downtown for event's 35th year in city
• Retired pilot recalls flying during attack
• Ridge-Spring woman remembers niece from 9/11 attack
• 9/11: Remembering the disaster at the Pentagon
• USCA marks its 50th anniversary with celebration
• Aiken residents recount where they were during 9/11 attack
• USC Aiken Drops First Match of 2011 Season
• USC Aiken Volleyball Invitational Day Two
• Pacers Split on Final Day of USC Aiken Volleyball Invitational
• USC Aiken Volleyball Invitational All-Tournament Team Announced
• Film Series Connected to USCA’s 50th Anniversary Set to Begin
• What happened to the red bay laurel trees?
• Owners: Dog shot by deputy old, arthritic and toothless
• USC Aiken marks 10th anniversary of 9/11
• Haley, DOE butt heads over drug test statistic
• Aiken's Makin' opens for arts, crafts, food and fun
• Aiken resident catches intruders on tape
• Golf tournament, auction raise funds for Midland Valley
• CSRA College Night a success
• Bookings for Sept. 8
• Welborn Named Peach Belt Conference Golfer of the Week
• Pacers Open Home Campaign in Dominating Fashion
• Gillespie Finishes Second Overall at Erskine College Invitational
• County votes to purchase 50 more acres
• To bless a church garden memorial to the lost
• Traveling consignment store makes Aiken its inaugural stop
• Snakes to be focus of next Nature Series presentation
• Irradiated P Area sewer system closed at SRS
• USCA 50th anniversary picnic is Saturday
• Festival will celebrate Hitchcock Woods
• Man arrested, jailed for attempted murder
• Students pay tribute to 9/11 victims, survivors
• Trailer crash blocked traffic
• Man faces child sex charges
• Mayoral, City Council candidates meet and greet with local Realtors
• USC Aiken Athletic Department Celebrating 50th Year
• Aiken's Makin' road closings start Thursday
• Property taxes to be discussed in N. Augusta this afternoon
• Recovery: Local team from SRNL helped search ground zero
• Playhouse rolls out the red carpet for opening night of 'Chicago'
• Sept. 11 service will honor first responders
• Ceremony will honor POWs, MIA veterans
• Coin show will be held Saturday
• Volunteers needed for bike, pedestrian study
• Presidential hopeful Herman Cain will speak in Aiken next Friday
• USCA’s Dr. Ed Callen Receives Mentorship Award
• Pacer Volleyball Preparing to Host USC Aiken Volleyball Invitational
• Edens Chosen Peach Belt Conference Goalkeeper of the Week
• Pacers Remain Perfect in 2011 in 2-0 Home Victory Over Brevard
• Newby Sparks Pacers to 2-1 Home Victory Over Brevard
• Coroner: Trace alcohol found in body of man linked to Wagener homicides
• U.S. flag should be properly displayed
• Two men charged with grand larceny
• Two men charged with grand larceny
• Police Blotter for Sept. 7
• Event helps students to prepare for high school and beyond
• Wilson named SRNS president and CEO
• USCA to observe 9/11 anniversary Friday
• Colleges coming to James Brown Arena
• Mall to host Charity Bazaar
• ACSO deputy shoots, kills dog in self-defense
• SRNS gives computers to schools
• Gillespie Named South Carolina Education Lottery USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Week
• Welborn Begins Pacer Career With Victory at Kiawah Island Invitational
• New vendors to make debut at Aiken's Makin'
• Program will help transport cancer patients
• Program will help transport cancer patients
• SRR celebrates diverse cultures, contributions of its employees
• STAR Riding to hold volunteer training sessions
• Labor Day cook-off benefits United Way
• Internet archive shows Sept. 11 TV coverage
• Coke Freestyle offers endless drink options
• Aiken native pursues poetry with full scholarship to UNC
• SUV flips in York Street wreck
• Palm Beach Atlantic Spoils USC Aiken’s Home Opener
• Pacers in Second Place After Round One of Kiawah Island Invitational
• Group celebrates two decades of nuclear awareness
• Jackson, Aiken turn teal for awareness
• Reassessment session to be held in N.A.
• Church members hear from survivor of 9/11
• Local News in Brief for Sept. 5
• Today's cook-off will be held rain or shine
• Police Blotter for Sept. 5
• SRSCRO manager: Get the community involved with jobs
• Gillespie’s Two Goals Leads Pacers to 2-1 Road Victory Over Newberry
• Summer hours end Tuesday at library
• Tropical Nights event, featuring auctions, will benefit United Way
• Local needlepoint groups help take over dollhouse project
• Video contest gives teens chance to help other drivers
• Upside of Downs to host Buddy Walk
• Artists to show works of block print at ACA
• Equine rescue inspires work of local artist
• We will see more snakes in the fall
• Will the county receive an international horse park?
• Challengers of spicy contest say contest was too much to handle
• Woman designs decade of quilts for 9/11
• Pacers Drop Both Matches on Saturday at Pirate Volleyball Classic
• Nationally-Ranked Anderson Bests USC Aiken
• Financial Peace University will come to USCA
• All dogs go to heaven: County shelter's mascot Rudy passes away
• Court filing: 'Fridge' Perry well enough to handle affairs
• Rain may dampen Labor Day picnics
• Newly forming garden group aims to promote flowers and fellowship
• Two new members join staff of Aiken State Natural Area
• Students can meet 140-plus schools at CSRA College Night on Thursday
• Local briefs for Sept. 3
• Mended Hearts golf tournament will raise money for local cardiac programs in Aiken
• High School Football Score Updates
• Pacers Split Matches on Opening Day of Pirate Volleyball Classic
• Pacers Finish Second Among Division II Teams at Gamecock Invitational
• USC Aiken Flies By Falcons in Season Opener
• USC Aiken’s Award and Research Funding Increases
• USC Aiken’s Award and Research Funding Increases
• Bookings for Aug. 31
• Photographer captures Venice in black and white
• Man gets 20 years for meth charges
• Camouflage diapers will aid military families
• 2011 peach season comes to a close
• Aiken man charged with attempted murder
• ADPS investigating two metal thefts
• Police blotter for Sept. 2
• USCA unveils 50th anniversary banners in downtown Aiken
• Be team captain for Spooky food drive
• Hitchcock Woods entrance, crossing reopen
• Murder suspect denied bond
• Museum looking for docents; training session is next week
• Police warn drivers: Don't drink, drive this Labor Day weekend
• Rigon’s Golden Goal Leads Pacers to Season-Opening Victory Over Coker
• The State of Our Community
• SRNS head Flowers to step down
• Last Burger King robber pleads guilty
• Man pleads guilty to strong arm robbery
• Jobs for Life class accepting candidates for next session
• Lions Club wine tasting will raise scholarship funds
• Police: SAHS teen punches school officer
• U.S. Rep. Duncan promises to represent Aiken despite congressional redistricting
• Man charged with shoplifting at Walmart
• SRNS President, CEO Garry Flowers steps down
• Aiken Chamber hosts State of Community
• USC Aiken 18th in Golf World/Nike Division II Preseason Coaches’ Poll
• Nancy Bonnette Library to double in size after renovation
• Jackets host, place fourth in Invitational
• Jackets win opener against Mustangs
• Predators get emotion-filled win
• Sinkhole ensnares truck on Southside
• Residents concerned about tax increases
• Three charged in meth bust
• City asking Aikenites to conserve water
• Police Blotter for Aug. 31
• Teachers will get to build, launch rockets at workshop
• Girl reads to Pepper Hill seniors
• Man found not guilty of sex crimes
• Millbrook Elementary receives food for ‘BackPack’ program
• Tour of Redcliffe Plantation highlights little-seen areas
• Truck gets stuck in sinkhole on Emerald Ridge
• USC Aiken Ready to Play Host to Kiawah Island Invitational
• District names six teachers to honor council
• Meetings on tax reassessment are today
• Lottery winners headed for honeymoon
• Sept. 11 firefighter now lives in Aiken
• Strategy helps Busbee Corbett pass AYP
• Police Blotter for Aug. 30
• Workshop teaches business owners, employees how to spot a fake IDs
• Cook-off will raise funds for United Way
• Local sports pub closes its doors
• Teen takes plea, avoids attempted murder charge
• Aiken woman pleads guilty to drug charges
• USC Aiken Volleyball All-Decade Team Announced
• 2011 Palmetto Memorial Golf Tournament Information
• USC Aiken Unveils Pacer Events Mobile App
• Aiken Concert Band closes out Hopelands series
• Pacers play with area children
• City records now uploaded on computers
• Police Blotter for Aug. 29
• On the Agenda for Aug. 29
• Court convicts man on drug charges
• Seven receive engineering scholarship
• Center seeks participants for Graniteville study
• Equine artist's work to be on display at Racing Hall of Fame
• Admin group to hear on process of reassessment
• 150 teams compete in Aiken Soccer Cup finals
• Wreck results in power outage at Whiskey Road intersection
• 68-year-old continues to run after 35K miles
• U.S. 1/U.S. 78 growth concepts to be discussed
• Electric company sends six students to Washington D.C.
• Aiken Soccer Cup brings nearly 10,000
• SRNL wind energy director gives talk on obtaining sustainability
• Downtown deli plans to hold spicy food challenge
• New contest offers tickets for Tigers, Gamecocks
• Girls Scouts expect to start more troops with new recruits
• County schedules open house for reassessment
• State hall of fame inducts first certified female boxing referee
• United Way starts fundraising with lowered goal
• URS/SRR Engineering Scholars Named
• Welcome to Aiken: Businesses ready for Soccer Cup crowds
• SRNS layoffs to start on Monday
• Is there a varmint in your neighborhood?
• Names & Notes for Aug. 27
• Girl Scouts recruitment begins at Aiken Mall
• Lecture series on Civil War coming to Aiken museum
• Bookings for Aug. 25
• Weekend food program will help keep area children full
• USCA to hold auditions for 'Purlie Victorious'
• Friends remember Aiken resident, journalist Vivian Milner
• ATC grad achieves distinction, earns nuclear studies certificate
• Churchill celebrates building opening : New eight-unit building opens year after fire
• Police Blotter for Aug. 27
• Religion briefs for Aug. 27
• Girl Scout recruitment begins Saturday
• Fox Creek football postponed
• USC Aiken Fall Athletic Media Guides Now Available Online
• Pacers Tabbed Fourth in PBC Preseason Volleyball Poll
• ACP awards 2010-11
• ACP awards show honors best of 2010-11 season
• Resident helps Salvation Army ready for Irene
• Bond denied for man charged with killing girlfriend
• Construction begins on Cracker Barrel
• County to hold e-waste recycling in Wagener
• USCA ballers brighten kids' day
• County sites to be part of Fall Into Winter
• New academy offers dance ministry
• Splish splash! North Augusta spray pad now open
• Public Safety looks into possible fraud
• Graniteville man pleads guilty to sexually assaulting an 8-year-old girl
• Bond denied for 3 in Crosland shooting
• Byers and Lukralle Tabbed to PBC Preseason All-Conference Team
• USC Aiken Alumni Receive Awards
• ACSO issues hundreds of permits to sell metal
• Review finds SRS' tritium facility safety 'weakened'
• Aiken Soccer Cup to return this weekend
• ATC revs up for new year
• Mike Frost Jazz trio to perform with Lauren Meccia at USCA
• Costco breaks ground on Augusta location
• Costco breaks ground on Augusta location
• Shaw AREVA MOX donates to Golden Harvest
• ACA seeks submissions for 'You & Your Dog' exhibit
• Stretched resources cause drop in NAEM single-gender classes
• Police look into theft at Walmart
• Groups offer local businesses way to network
• Groups offer local businesses way to network
• Back to School for Aiken - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• USC Aiken Eighth in PBC Preseason Men’s Soccer Poll
• New local face will lead Lutheran Church youths
• 'Celtic Fire' coming to Aiken, tickets to be given on SCETV
• Partnership with Tooth Fairy leaves no gap for frowns during dental loss
• NAHS ready for Friday kickoff
• Predators start season with win over Branchville
• Pippin a fan of replacing seniors with more seniors
• North Augusta resident declared Miss Charleston Teen
• 'Say Yes' couple includes new NAHS football assistant
• Testing of Langley Pond an in-depth process
• Local School Board approves revised five-year facilities plan
• Man pleads, sentenced to 12 years for armed robbery
• Resident fires back in home invasion
• County residents feel Va. earthquake
• Sam's Club eyeing Aiken
• Local officials prepare for Irene
• Exhibit displays works of Beyer's diverse students from last 30 years
• Police blotter for Aug. 24
• Jackson man pleads guilty to SRS per diem fraud
• Man sentenced to 25 years for N.A. burglary
• Bookings for Aug. 22
• East Coast quake brings no threat of tsunami
• Snyder Announces 2012 USC Aiken Softball Schedule
• Sidewalk Sale returns Labor Day weekend
• 35th arts, crafts festival boasts new layout
• Meeting today will discuss testing at Langley Pond
• Aiken teacher receives grant for alternative energy program
• Friends of the Depot co-chair given birdhouse
• Christ Central plans to expand in county
• Animal Connection: Aiken SPCA is coming to a town near you
• TalkBack: Felons, Perry, stupidity
• Police blotter for Aug. 23
• ACSO seeking assault suspect
• Photography contest winners chosen
• Man faces weapons and drug charges
• Are fireflies fading from the Carolinas?
• Q&A on Aiken County's property tax reassessment
• Hurricane Irene may hit coast
• Renovations coming to Riverview Park
• USC Aiken Men’s Soccer All-Decade Team Announced
• Pacers 10th in Preseason PBC Women’s Soccer Poll
• Concert series continues with the Savannah River Stringband
• Police blotter for Aug. 22
• Community honors Guard members
• Volunteers prepare field for Soccer Cup
• FBI's new app stores kids' info in phones
• Maintain a weight that is balanced
• Dozens gather to mourn loss of 23-year-old
• Wagener library to double in size
• New Ellenton plans for library to be ready by Christmas
• Friends band together to fight against cancer
• Gamecocks coach releases red wine
• Thomas Releases 2012 USC Aiken Baseball Schedule
• Trivia 101: what is the deepest lake in the world?
• Local Allegra franchise named best of the best in its network
• Director seeks deaf, hearing impaired actors for 'Lesser God'
• First Relay committee interest meeting will be held Tuesday
• Students may audition for youth orchestras
• Locks with combinations a sign of change for new sixth-graders
• Christ Central expands to northside with new campus
• Former teacher of year joins area staff to aid special eduction
• Expo marks 60 years of eco studies within CSRA
• Halloween stores set to reopen for holiday
• Hundreds line up for grand opening of new Goodwill store
• School bus crashes in North Augusta
• Friends to offer juggling classes
• Habitat honors two volunteers for service
• 5K races to highlight scenery of the county
• Visitors Center seeks more volunteers
• Silent auction to be held for children's art
• Librarian's love for literature leads to presidency in school library association
• Bookings for Aug. 18
• New putting course opens at Aiken Golf Club
• Whiskey Road Lane Closure
• North Augusta bus collides into tree during morning route
• USC Aiken Holds Inaugural “Positively Pacers” Event
• USCA focuses on writing, student involvement
• Grave Digger to make its drag racing debut
• USC Aiken assistant vice chancellor Leverette ready for new opportunity
• Intimidation now added to assault charge against man
• Aiken Dems: Council candidate Diggs is true 'homegrown talent'
• Bookings for Aug. 17
• Jason Aldean tickets on sale today
• Enjoy day of golf for Labor Day weekend
• Electric truck making City of Aiken greener
• Motivational speaker entertains, informs SRR employees on safety
• Pacers Tabbed Ninth in Preseason PBC Cross Country Poll
• Incoming Pacer to Compete in US Amateur Championship
• Man sought in shooting of vehicle
• County helping kids get a leg up on careers
• Students in county beat state scores on ACT
• Local news in brief
• Man dies in head-on crash with truck
• Traffic control humps meet mixed reviews
• Fresh Market in, Aaron's out at South Park
• SRS celebrating 60 years of environmental science
• Cast of 'Chicago' will hold a pancake fundraiser Saturday
• Abandoned pit bull still needs home
• USCA freshmen get a glimpse of what college will be like
• SRNL named industry leader in safety
• Take local health survey
• Boil advisory for the Reserve at Woodside residents extended
• Got talent? Competition will spotlight the CSRA's most entertaining
• Wreck on Highway 19 near Reynolds Pond road diverts traffic
• Broome Selected Assistant Sports Information Director
• Pacer Union Board Presents First Event of Semester
• Police blotter for Aug. 17
• Bookings for Aug. 15
• Boil water advisory for Woodside
• Three arrested in farm equipment theft
• Police link car break-in to theft at camera store
• Hundreds assemble to assess tax reassessment
• School Board OKs $1.2M capital project
• Haley defends choices on spending cuts
• Carolina Musculoskeletal Institute adds MRI option
• Woman charged in fatal hit-and-run
• USCA celebrates 50th anniversary
• Chamber of Commerce and state officials hold meeting about issues
• Academy offers opportunities to mature adults
• City repairing fountains at Hopelands Gardens
• City repairing fountains at Hopelands Gardens
• Overflow crowd at reassessment meeting
• Water main break at the Reserve of Woodside, boil advisory in effect
• Tyler Named USC Aiken Assistant Athletic Trainer
• USC Aiken Announces 50th Anniversary Celebration, Contest
• USC Aiken Announces 50th Anniversary Celebration, Contest
• Police Blotter for Aug. 16
• Educator remembered for her achievements
• Man gets 20 years for drugs
• Students jump into new year
• Mother charged in attempted murder
• Traffic lanes re-open on University Parkway
• Talbert selected for national team event
• Ready for a jamboree?
• Blaze destroys empty house; four fire departments involved
• North Augusta bookings for Aug. 11 - 17
• Local music sales will raise funds for charities
• North Augusta police blotter for Aug. 11 - 17
• Watch group holds event for neighbors to mingle in Greenfields
• Profile: Steve Murphy
• McDowells: 'We're two miracles' after collision
• USC Aiken Women’s Soccer All-Decade Team Unveiled
• Aiken Big Band performs tonight
• Agenda for Tuesday, Aug. 16
• Blessed backpacks checked off students' back-to-school lists
• Police Blotter for Aug. 15
• Ex-rider, foreman in Aiken dies at 60
• Birds & Butterflies wants your vote for its contest
• Girls learn about confidence, self-worth
• Inabinent receives $5,000 from CNTA
• Reassessment of property tax to be discussed
• New Pacers move in
• Students in county begin school today
• Some mysteries will never be solved
• Previous Celestine Eustic Prize-winning essays
• Aiken County residents touch plants and animals
• Volunteers bathe dogs, benefit SPCA
• Family, friends, church members celebrate recovery of former associate superintendent
• School nurse to instruct students at career center
• Essay contest returns for 3rd year
• Building team in Windsor completes green guest house
• Be safe around the school bus
• College senior returns to give back to those who aided him
• Free Riders help kids get ready for school
• USC Aiken Fall Athletic Teams Set to Commence Preseason
• Youth Wing's season begins with first workshop today
• Back to school means more kids walking; watch out, stay safe
• SRNS donates $10K to Boys and Girls Clubs
• LATCH volunteers help with Habitat roofing
• Domino's gives back to local schools with Dough Nights
• Blotter for Aug. 13
• Police look into shooting at Smith-Hazel
• Songwriters Come Home Concert To Be Featured at USCA
• Tourists can follow the Fresco Trail in North Carolina
• SRS lab aids in cleanup of Japan plant
• East Aiken, South Aiken teachers greet students
• 3 charged, 1 sought for vet marker theft
• Local vet's reflections highlighted on website
• S.C. GED pass rate above natl. average
• Building with a banking history available for new owner downtown
• Police blotter for Aug. 12
• Gov. Haley to speak in Aiken on Tuesday
• Aiken knitter's afghans garner national awards
• Weekend food for students project adds three schools
• School menus for Aug. 15 - 19
• Students, teachers meet at registration
• Gas prices falling with nation's credit rating
• Man again facing pot trafficking charge
• One killed, one injured in Williston shootout
• Police Blotter for Aug. 9
• Transition center helping Site layoffs
• Schools pick up $10K in supplies from United Way
• Schools pick up $10K in supplies from United Way
• Children surprised with new shoes at Oakwood-Windsor
• Seniors, youth face off in Wii bowling
• Seniors, youth face off in Wii bowling
• Longtime employee takes over ownership of Appearances Salon
• Council designates $900K in unspent funds
• Possum on the loose
• Possum on the loose
• City OKs keeping commercial use table
• Aiken man shot to death in Windsor
• USC Aiken Places 47 Student-Athletes on DII ADA Academic Achievement Award List
• Polices find marijuana plants; man charged
• Man claims he was laid off due to Wackenhut discrimination lawsuit
• Wilson promises he won't take Aiken County for granted
• Local crew tackles hoard for TV show
• Police arrest man for copper theft attempt
• Police arrest man for copper theft attempt
• Girl Scout trio hopes to continue revitalizing bay
• Girl Scout trio hopes to continue revitalizing bay
• School board to host work session on building plan
• Urban circus 'Traces' offers a thrilling show
• 'Turtle Express' helps kids get needed school supplies
• 'Turtle Express' helps kids get needed school supplies
• Two fire trucks from SRS donated to neighboring counties
• Longtime elections employee named director
• Guide dog helps teen navigate high school
• AG asked to turn over James Brown documents
• Atlanta team will manage ER at ARMC
• City, County, School Board officials react to downgrade of credit rating
• Candidates file for City Council seats
• Dogs and cats not only animals in need of homes
• Tree down on South Boundary
• AG asked to turn over James Brown documents
• AG asked to turn over James Brown documents
• Atlanta team will manage ER at ARMC
• Candidates file for City Council seats: Beckum to challenge Mayor Fred Cavanaugh
• Candidates file for City Council seats: Beckum to challenge Mayor Fred Cavanaugh
• Guide dog helps teen navigate high school
• Guide dog helps teen navigate high school
• Teachers welcomed to county at luncheon
• Sheriff’s deputies arrest suspect in Clearwater liquor store burglary
• New local anti-obesity initiative seeks input
• New School Bus routes announced
• USC Aiken Cross Country All-Decade Team Released
• Cake decorator makes sweet helicopter replica
• ATC offers pilot program to recent grads
• Aiken County's Powers flexes as Sept. ‘Woman of Power’
• Gov. Haley to speak at luncheon on Aug. 16
• Retailers stay busy during tax-free weekend
• School Board will discuss five-year improvement plan
• Aiken honors recipients of Purple Heart
• City to review zone use table
• On the Agenda for Aug. 8
• Ft. Gordon Jazz Ensemble performs tonight
• New programs, uniforms coming to Citizens Park
• Church members top '77 record, leaders lose hair
• Retiree finds home at local bookstore as school liaison
• Farmers Market, open for 60 years, marks milestone
• SRS to look back at six decades of science research
• Jeweler turns creative hobby into career
• A poem from Patsy
• New Facebook group ignites local nostalgia
• Caring for Carolina partners make sure kids are Fit 4 School
• Community meets officers for Day Out
• CAN COWBIRDS DO MATH?
• Camp gives kids chance to participate in theater
• Stores see sales swell during weekend tax holiday
• Local used car dealer charged with fraud
• Review by NRC finds no violations at MOX site
• Police Blotter for Aug. 6
• Aiken PRT looks to expand successful art program
• New immigration law requires businesses to register with E-Verify Jan. 1
• New doctor joins Aiken optometry practice
• USC Aiken Students Returning to Campus To Display Works of Art
• USC Aiken Students Receive P.E.O Program For Continuing Education Grants
• Two new museums open in downtown Charlotte
• Heat wave continues
• Public Safety to send alerts via Twitter, Facebook
• SRS plans to consolidate tritium facilities
• Police Blotter for Aug. 5
• ACTS celebrates 25th anniversary
• SRS sees first convictions for recovery act fraud
• Carnival aims to help local kids prepare for school
• Partnership effort readies kids for 5-K
• Day of pampering to showcase women's worth
• Committee OKs plans to expand N.A. Greeneway
• Family works together to give back to others
• Positively Pacers – Giving Back and Promoting the Pacer Cause
• Salley man dies, charges downgraded
• TV show to revisit Carpenter murder
• Stores prep for tax-free weekend
• Back to school: Teachers today, students on Aug. 15
• Police seek theft suspects
• Girl Scouts collecting backpacks, school supplies
• Teens chose to make a change for the better
• Organization kicks off bottled water drive
• WSI lays off 70, nears end of employee cull
• Aiken woman to minister in 11 countries in 11 months
• Eye on Tropical Storm Emily
• Police seek Bobby Arthurs Dr. shooting suspect
• Bellantoni Becomes All-Time Stolen Base Leader in Florida League History
• Milliner and McElveen Set to Compete in 80th Annual South Carolina Amateur Championship
• Touring the Olympic Peninsula
• Academy for Lifelong Learning opens display in library covering last decade
• ACTS to celebrate 25 years of service
• Despite decline in car thefts, older vehicles still a major target
• Salley man charged in attempted murder
• Aiken plant building HERCULES vehicles
• Judge denies Tipsey motion
• Police Blotter for Aug. 3
• Aiken receives art grants
• Perry Park gets new dock
• SRNL engineer earns fellowship
• Mentor group aims to keep kids F.O.C.U.S.E.D
• Peach Belt Conference Partners with Ustream for All Live Game Coverage
• Avoiding strange animals, vaccinations can keep pets from catching rabies
• USCA unveils men's basketball all-decade team
• House OKs debt, applauds Giffords
• Residents trying to save historic barn
• S.C. peaches heading south of the border
• Police Blotter for Aug. 2
• Man arrested for drug charges
• Two sought in Warrenville armed robbery
• Band members take the lead as drum majors
• Greenfields to host block party this evening
• Scorching temperatures return today
• 'Blackout' day demonstrates SRR's commitment to safety
• Pilot, businessman touts benefits of private flight
• Hitchcock to display local artist, Nanette Langner, multi-media show
• USC Aiken Men’s Basketball All-Decade Team Unveiled
• Area church debuts new mural for children's room
• T-Bred museum in search of docents
• Aiken High students serve gold at leaders group conference
• When issues with renting rain down
• Traffic expected at end of week for tax-free sales
• Former Duke star, Aiken High graduate remembered for wit
• Class trains to aid struggling readers
• Pool free for use until school season starts
• Police Blotter
• Residents affected by water main break under water boil advisory
• Delays on Whiskey as crews work on water main break
• Fifth Friday draws hundreds
• Beverly Clyburn not seeking re-election
• Flapjack bout batters challengers for second year
• Wilson may become county's congressman
• Children score high on test, ride in limo
• Herb flowers in swamp
• Inside, outside, or both - where should cats stay?
• Local musician to present encore of acoustics in fall
• Relationships flourish when both are in 100 percent
• Tips to color hair at home
• ACA exhibit features art inspired by Africa
• Call leads to bust of meth lab in Beech Island
• Tip leads to seizure of $10K of pot
• Group announces art project for kids at North Aiken school
• Area politicians express hope, concern over debt ceiling
• Officials file petition to force Yucca to open
• Salley woman pleads guilty in $5M mail fraud scheme
• Class teaches tips, techniques for the long arm quilting machine
• Report: Solution needed for nuclear waste storage
• STAR Riding Inc. to hold drawing for Antigua getaway
• Police Blotter for July 29
• Several Aiken county schools to offer prepackaged meals
• Two arrested for trying to sell stolen metal
• Dick Dewar to seek re-election in November
• Air travelers may be due tax refund
• Educators: AYP requirements ‘unfair’
• Donation from local business helps to fund new equipment at Hitchcock
• Happenings around Aiken this weekend
• Long-time ADPS dispatcher, Mike Day, retires
• Goodwill announces ribbon-cutting for facility
• Morris show features pinhole photographs
• Red Bowl Asian Bistro to open in October
• The world's coolest job? Local ice cream man brings joy to customers
• Aiken Youth Professionals' holds Fifth Friday today
• Summer Heat rising again
• Aiken Standard credit card stolen
• Charleston psychiatrist drops suit against City, County
• County courting mystery venture ‘Project Hercules’
• Taste of Wine, Art event to be held in October
• Free Riders motorcycle club holding drive for school supplies
• Concert to be held at the Rollins Gazebo
• Sisters keep mom's book bag drive going
• Police Blotter for July 28
• County mailing out 101K property tax reassesments
• Splash Down Party helps cap summer of reading at library
• State official to address hiring requirements at Chamber First Friday breakfast
• USC Aiken Names New Police Chief
• Police Blotter for July 25
• Aiken teen helps secure horse with previous training
• Gopher tortoise on ESA wait list for protection
• Toddler Kambria Brown home after heart transplant
• Aiken man gets 10 years for drug trafficking
• N.A. police detain second suspect in Walmart robbery
• Local real estate attorney, Austin, opens office on Millbrook
• Man wins second $200K from lottery in a year
• SRR donates $10K to ATC
• Writing Project teaches teachers
• AARP Driver Safety Program offered this week
• USC Aiken Names New Dean For School of Nursing
• Talatha Baptist aims to break Sunday School record
• Rotary governor, Goforth, promotes continued service to others
• Man pleads to assault and battery, burglary charges
• Bookings for July 24
• Police Blotter for July 26
• Area student, Dyches, accepted to Governor's school
• Police seek shooters in gang-related gunfight
• Man gets 30 years for voluntary manslaughter
• Downtown welcomes Christmas in July
• DHEC to test pond sediment; water quality 'fine'
• USC Aiken names new School of Nursing dean
• Students tour MOX facility
• USC Aiken announces new dean for School of Nursing
• USC Aiken Women’s Basketball All-Decade Team Announced
• USCA camp inspires kids to learn various types of writing
• More than 900 pairs of shoes donated to area school by students in Mississippi
• Man returns 200-year-old family records 33 years after finding them
• Resident's daughter-in-law publishes young adult books
• Photo developing still offered in area, but era's end may be a snapshot away
• Man's hobby started with one pond full of bluegills
• Concert series continues with drummers, dancers and dance company
• Store brings old-fashioned feel, vintage goods
• How do you find a pascagoula sawback?
• Winter holiday brings summer sales this week
• Inspecting mystery mail claiming profit prevents high-priced error
• Cupcake shop plans to open by Labor Day
• Fine gifts store travels to new location on Laurens
• Aiken man charged with murder
• Midland Valley student plays way into arts school
• Hot enough to bake cookies in a car?
• County's jobless numbers up in June
• SRNS cited by DOE over 2010 accident
• Longtime educator honored with resolution by S.C. House
• Storks & Corks promotes wood stork conservation
• County considers disposl of e-waste
• Aiken deputies train for possible 'active shooter'
• Audition for Youth Wing's 'The Crucible'
• Students improve math, science PASS scores
• Weekend happenings
• Author brings readers to deep South again
• SRS layoffs scheduled for end of the month
• Aiken area farmers feel effects of drought
• Woman pleads to felony DUI
• SRR ready for the next generations
• County buys new site for health department
• County may get $40K from state for water trail
• ACP adds two shows to 'Altos' run
• Campers learn the power of art
• Firefighters respond to East Aiken fire
• Man charged in Walmart holdup
• TalkBack: Shoddy paving and taxes
• Register for local quilters classes
• Musicians look to bring back 'Big Band' dance, show era
• Pacers Acquire AVCA Team Academic Award
• Alexander Releases 2011-12 USC Aiken Men’s Basketball Schedule
• ARMC terminates contract with ER docs
• Education board appoints new asst. principals
• Library program teaches about salt marsh animals
• Adelphi Christian closes after 14 years
• BOOKINGS
• Bat bite exposes woman to rabies
• Lawn mower getaway robber gets 18 years
• Bridgestone expansion will create 122 new jobs
• Police blotter for July 21
• Perry man charged with attempted murder
• North Augusta man pleads guilty to sexual assault on 15-year-old
• Women of Woodside raise $100,000 for charities in 12 months
• County United Way accepting nonprofit funding applications
• Hundreds attend Goodwill job fair
• Bridgestone announces 122 new jobs in Aiken County
• Brandt Unveils 2011-12 USC Aiken Women’s Basketball Schedule
• Businesses in downtown Aiken to celebrate Christmas in July
• Police Blotter for July 20
• USC's Tanner grateful for local Gamecock fans
• Officials: Save extra school funds
• Woman gets 7 years for reckless homicide
• Bachmann talks jobs, taxes at Aiken stump
• Council extends option for more land on University Pkwy.
• State joins Interstate Wildlife Violator Compact
• Abandoned dog needs home
• Spots still open for 2011 tours of SRS
• Drive-by gets man 18-year sentence
• Woman arrested after alleged bank robbery attempts
• Aiken Regional has plans for expansion, partnerships
• BREAK OUT - - PORTFOLIO SERIES
• Aiken Performing Arts Group announces Subscriber and Portfolio Series lineup
• County to consider annexing Athol Ave.
• Kalmia Plaza CVS constructing larger location
• On the Agenda for July 19
• Bridgestone manager Williamson promoted
• Goodwill to host job fair for new location
• Judge to rule on Tipsey lawsuit
• Police: Man jailed after firing gun into home
• SRNS breaks ground on 85th Habitat house
• Bachmann, Haley, Tanner visiting Aiken, N.A. Tuesday
• Pacer Baseball All-Decade Team Released
• Mims promoted to rank of lt. colonel
• STAR seeks students, horses for fall
• Board to honor late area educator
• NWTF exec demonstrates how to hunt, communicate with turkeys
• Species-rich stream unaffected by DOE
• Bargain store aims to help clothe kids for school
• Save the date: Annual cook-off to be held Sept. 5
• TalkBack: Proper tipping, quality of commentary, Obama's salary
• Author working on two projects relating to his 'Dracula' ancestor
• Kimberly-Clark plant to produce new Huggies' line
• Why do we need centers for disease control?
• Dog park offers place pets can play
• No room at the shelter
• United Way, Walmart team up to continue school supplies event
• Man claims Wackenhut retaliated for 2010 lawsuit for racial bias
• Kids get chance to learn about service vehicles for ninth year
• Garden at Redcliffe hopes to grow interest in heritage
• Cub Scouts learn chivalry, ways of medieval lifestyle
• Area WWII veteran receives standing ovation for service
• Police Blotter for July 16
• SC Democratic chairman calls Huntsman disloyal
• ACA offers variety of summer workshops
• Car break-ins nearly triple during June
• Cavanaugh announces bid for sixth term
• Obesity epidemic hitting Aiken County hard
• N.A. library holds Harry Potter Party
• Visiting chairman of Mended Hearts group retires
• Salvation Army seeks donations, volunteers to send kids to camp
• Bookings for July 13
• Police Blotter for July 15
• Produce project produced varied results
• Museum hosts unique artist-curated exhibition
• ADPS captain, Wendell Hall, retires
• Weekend roundupSClB, July 15 - 17
• Kids in College campers work to find 'Real-World Solutions'
• Episcopal sisters plan new convent in Aiken County
• Study: Without SRS, local economy suffers
• Admin.: Title 1 funding bill won't affect Aiken much
• LETTER: Group questions signs in historic district
• Boudreau Finishes Tied for Second at New Brunswick Amateur
• U.S., Russia reaffirm plan for plutonium
• Card fraud victims face ‘aggravation’
• Freshmen welcomed to USCA's campus
• DC offering free guide to relaunch
• Walmart hosting school supply drive
• Bachmann schedule set
• Police: Texter drives off road, overturns
• Seminar on perennials to be held by Master Gardeners
• Golf tournament raises $12K for CAC
• Silver Bluff stretch to get late summer repaving
• Aiken community will read London's 'Call of the Wild'
• Nonprofits get $15K in services from Allegra
• Atkins Playing in Prestigious Southern Amateur Championship
• University of South Carolina offers SAT/ACT Summer Test Prep Institute at USC Aiken Campus
• Police Blotter for July 13
• United Way urges others to 'Stuff the Bus'
• Former legislator remembered as gentleman, community icon
• Gateway gives students chance to try different art disciplines
• A corny story: Typewriter and roundabout corn eaters face off
• Man will be charged in local thefts
• Draft plan for SRS released
• Planning Commission: Preserve cedar trees
• United Way: Changes won't impact annual campaign
• Kids pitch in with Headstart garden
• Council wants NRC to rule on Yucca
• Two SRNS employees given awards for leadership roles
• Local teen charged in shooting relocated
• 'Tis the season ADDA calls for 2011 medallion ideas
• Fans get ready for last Potter premiere
• Carmon and Miller Tabbed to National CPL All-Star Team
• City Council OKs Extended Stay Suites project
• USCA to perform Shel Silverstein
• GOP meeting at Aiken Historical Museum
• Make sure to include pets when planning summer travel
• SWAT team gases man out of home
• Bachmann will speak in Aiken July 19
• Keep hydrated as heat index spikes
• SPCA dog wash fundraiser set for Saturday
• Science camp lets kids get hands-on with chemistry
• Police Blotter for July 12
• Making a difference begins with looking inside yourself
• Man charged with cruelty in pets' deaths
• Bachmann to visit Aiken Tuesday
• 2010-11 Peach Belt Conference Yearbook Released
• Pacer Golf All-Decade Team Announced
• Free ice cream for redheads
• Parris Island Marine Band to perform today
• Three local children receive AmTrykes
• Council to discuss hotel development
• District shows appreciation for retired education director
• Tony Stewart's show car stops at Kroger in Aiken
• Welcome home, soldiers!
• Camp teaches girls how to be their best
• Students expand their horizons with summer Gateway program
• Kids perfect tennis skills, learn to juggle each week
• Birds of prey in spotlight for seminar this week
• Global climate change is a reality
• Organizers see initial event as chance to learn
• Local tea partiers rally in the Alley
• Scouts help out community
• Photo by NASA, fuel by SRS
• Following restructuring of school district, officials move into new positions
• Nine arrested in meth house raids
• Local News in Brief for July 9
• DOE's Triay will step down
• Mid-Day Lions awards scholarships to two North Augusta High graduates
• Tip line to branch out to Hispanic community
• Local news in brief for July 9
• DOE's Triay to step down
• Aiken residents look forward to what's next after shuttle era
• Three meth labs dismantled and several arrested
• Bellantoni Named to Florida League All-Star Team
• Comedy show to be held downtown
• University Players present 5 short Shel Silverstein plays
• Touch a Truck lets kids explore heavy machinery
• Police Blotter for July 8
• Resident to appear on TLC show
• S.C. Lottery celebrates 10 years
• At-risk boys will build character at sports camp
• Bob Clyburn Senior Men's man of the year
• Harpsichord moves to new home before 2012 concert
• Pottery a feature of Catawba identity
• Weekend happenings
• Aiken businesses to hold block party in Alley on Saturday
• North Augusta man sentenced on drug charges
• Gateway program to hold showcase
• USCA to perform Silverstein
• Man dies after crash with deer
• Fresh Market announces location for Aiken store
• How ripe is this cantaloupe?
• Stores offering credit for gadgets
• Final suspect in June shooting arrested
• Police Blotter for July 7
• Summer school holds graduation
• Mission group lets moms, kids volunteer together
• ADDA business neighbors event returns in August
• ARMC certified Storm Ready
• SRNS donates $10K to Augusta Tech
• Tea Party to rally downtown
• Motorcyclist dead after deer collision
• Storms may delay last shuttle launch Friday
• SRNS worker hospitalized after falling from scaffold
• Quadruple homicide speculation addressed
• The Curiosity Shop moving to new locale
• Local gas price averages reflect wide fluctuations
• Salvation Army seeing local donations slow
• Workshop for girls to focus on 'inner beauty'
• Two men arrested in shooting at club
• Fireworks stands set to close after holiday
• Pacer Softball All-Decade Team Unveiled
• Family speaks out on horrors over weekend
• No fatalities reported locally over holidays
• Police Blotter for July 5
• SNO-CAP gives back to organizations
• Local News in Brief for July 5
• Fireworks stands end weekend on a positive note
• 5th Friday is fun for all ages, promotes downtown
• Two receive welding scholarships
• USCA to offer concentration in biology department in fall
• VFW Post celebrates freedom with a cookout and fireworks
• STAR seeks horses for fall
• 'Next generation' to be topic of CNTA breakfast
• Brass to the Future back for concert
• Details emerge, town reacts to deadly night in Wagener
• Murder victims ID'd
• Artist guild member to display works at Hitchcock Healthcare
• Legislators ask county board to save money
• Yucca Mountain suit thrown out by court
• Follow laws, be cautious when using fireworks
• SRR honored by URS for 2010 safety record
• SouthernCare to hold annual conference on pain management
• Local news in brief for July 2
• Cosmetology students create red, white and blue hairstyles
• Lock it up: Prevent vehicle break-ins
• Council debates pursuit of tax credit
• Fallen starfish
• Patrols increased for holiday
• Holiday travel on the rise as gas prices drop
• Two reactors closed at SRS
• Traffic stop leads to arrests for drugs, guns
• Bloodhounds called out for holdup suspect
• Crofts Block stands as testament to one man's story
• Business creates cosmetics, skin care products
• Relay For Life volunteers honored for fighting cancer
• 'Dancing with the Lions' raises $20K for Aiken Mid-Day Lions charities
• Local officials surprised, pleased with overrides of Gov. Haley's budget vetoes
• Opening a Gateway to the arts for youth
• Roadwork to close portion of South Boundary
• County GOP sanguine about primary veto, override
• Police Blotter for June 30
• Involuntary layoffs still necessary at SRS
• Puppet show, legal advice among July programs at library
• Man explores his artistic side with new painting ventures
• 4M accident free hours worked at MOX
• Police bust 'mobile meth lab'
• Rep. Joe Wilson talks redistricting, focus on jobs, new missions for SRS
• Board to review zoning changes
• Water boil advisory
• Lane closed on South Boundary
• USCA Department of Biology and Geology to Start New Concentration, Scholarships Offered
• Teaching English in Africa
• ARMC system makes it easier to move patients at ARMC
• New concentration, 10 scholarships, for Biology at USCA
• Pacer Women’s Tennis All-Decade Team Released
• New Summer Camp Offered at USCA
• Voters to decide new redistricting plan in Nov.
• Gamecock fans gather with hopes of a second NCAA title
• Man gets new trial for 2001 homicide
• SPCA lowers fees to help shelter pets find homes for the Fourth
• CNTA teacher workshop focuses on nuclear industry
• Gateway program lets students explore art, music, dance
• Haley signs crackdown on illegal immigration
• Kids will get chance to explore heavy machinery
• Police investigating kids with gun
• Aikenites spend a week paddling Oconee River
• DNA tests ID body of missing Aiken woman
• Success for Life provides funds for students from single-parent homes
• Hopelands Gardens Summer Concert Series provides entertainment
• Ham radio field day turns competitive
• On the Agenda for June 27
• Police Blotter for June 27
• Former SREL outreach coordinator stars in Beaufort County television show available online
• Ugandan shares message of hope, tolerance toward homosexuality
• Council to meet about funding for SPCA shelter
• Why does a female antelope have horns?
• Graniteville documentary to cover history, present, what’s in store for town
• Sky lights up for thousands at fireworks show
• Fish fry raises funds for back-to-school event
• Puppets, Porkchop Productions to highlight library events in July
• FDA issues new regulations that may create life-saving changes for users of safeguarding salve
• Aiken Republican Club will feature Congressman Joe Wilson Wednesday
• SRNL technology recognized by national research magazine
• Aiken SCORE chapter awarded for excellence
• Tickets on sale for 2011 Dancing with the Aiken Stars
• Young inventors
• Ford CEO makes special delivery in Aiken
• School-Record Tying 106 Pacer Student-Athletes Named to 2010-11 PBC Presidential Honor Roll
• Tribute artists to compete in regional qualifer
• Cemetery brings history, horticulture to life
• Burnettown man gets 40 years for child sex crimes
• Former asst. principal for N.A. arrested
• Tipsey's no more
• Man struck, killed on Whiskey Road
• Local News in Brief for June 24
• Four arrested, two sought in shooting
• Register business by July 1
• Area banks get new names, signs
• Byrd students enjoy SOA music lessons
• Man accused of attempted murder denied bond
• MOMS Club makes donation for handicap accessible playground
• Man gets 4 years for copper theft
• Aiken Arts Alive will be in August
• Signal Distortion concert moved to Odell Weeks Center
• Arrests made in Crosland Park shooting
• USC Aiken Announces Spring 2011 President’s and Dean’s Lists Honors
• Area vegetarian is growing meals
• Tips bust Southside meth labs
• State budget to impact county BOE
• Tipsey hearing moved to July
• Fire Over Aiken will bring fun, fireworks to fairgrounds
• Colvin named principal of Greendale
• Workshop on nuclear issues offered
• Aiken County to front $1M for new shelter
• Red Cross in need of type O blood donations
• SREL lets kids get close to animals at library
• Police charge at-large drug bust suspect
• Aiken County employees will see pay increase
• Ham radio lovers will hold demonstrations Saturday
• Cato founder remembered as giving Aiken horseman
• Joe Wilson to speak to Aiken Republican Club
• Police Blotter for June 22
• Gateway program lets students focus on music
• Aiken Electric awards scholarships
• In case of fire, apply liberal amounts of flour
• Aiken Electric awards scholarships
• Joe Wilson to speak to Aiken Republican Club
• Gateway program lets students focus on music
• Council chooses design for new complex
• Drug bust nets marijuana, guns in New Ellenton, Jackson
• School Board raises taxes
• Make someone's day; volunteer this summer
• ACA offers two workshops
• Parkways win green award
• SRNS, SRNL awarded for efforts
• TV host teaches Aiken gardeners
• Brandt Announces Appointment of Brock as Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach
• Residents in Houndslake concerned over Cedar tree
• Fireworks are back with a bang for holiday season
• Copper law reinforces County’s stipulations
• School Board to vote on budget tonight
• Police Blotter for June 21
• Officials look into sexual assault allegations
• NRC meeting seeks public input
• Woman gets 10 years for involvement in robbery
• On the Agenda for June 21
• Students visit Italy under PIF exchange program
• Former Aiken resident named Fulbright scholar
• Tri-Development clients enjoy spring fling dance
• Police to interview local shooting victim
• Inmate pleads, sentenced for escape attempt
• Pacer Men’s Tennis All-Decade Team Announced
• Youth concert to be held on Thursday
• Higher temps are here to stay
• Summer camp lays foundation for budding young equestrians
• If proposal holds, schools may see additional $2M
• Aiken Standard is going mobile
• Board to give final OK on budget
• 5 students receive scholarships for research projects
• County hopes to move forward with concept plan for complex
• QR codes provide users with new way to access information
• Some of funniest in Atlanta to show at comedy night
• Center celebrates slaves' emancipation
• Library offers programs for young readers
• Clean dogs benefit SPCA
• Sorority donates tattered flags for veteran program
• Center seeks paper donations
• Every dog has its day at Woofstock
• Senate gives OK to plan to redistrict
• County jobless rate lowest in state
• Area residents go bald to fight cancer
• Gunman sought in North Augusta holdup
• County elections commission seeks more control over filling vacant directorship
• Chefs, participants enjoy good food, fun at Cookin' fundraiser
• Local men to kayak down Oconee rivers
• Community enjoys Beach Blast downtown
• Letien Chosen Honorable Mention All-America Selection
• Area Education Leaders Meet with School Teachers in Algebra Institute
• Five USC Aiken Students Named Magellans for the Summer and Fall
• Dailey named ACSO's 2011 Deputy of the Year
• Police: Gunman steals store's deposit
• Safety board hears H-Canyon testimony
• Confederate Powder Works chimney restored
• Dorothea Benton Frank visits Aiken to discuss latest work
• CNTA speaker: Japan cleanup will take years
• Parkways get a makeover
• SRS asked to prove MOX is worth funding
• Visiting campers give back through service projects
• Woofstock music festival is Saturday
• Gateway students cultivate artistic talents with painting
• Juneteenth celebration will feature gospel choirs, Buffalo Soldier visit
• Tribute show to musical icons Conway Twitty, Elvis is today
• What's happening this weekend, June 17 - 19?
• Brandt Finalizes Newcomers With Addition of Paphites
• Pacers Shine in the Classroom During 2010-11 Academic Year
• Fresh Market says location coming to Aiken
• New store offers unique combo
• Area nonprofits lose tax-exempt status
• Two men robbed at home
• Lions Club honors member for service
• City to test for sewer defects with smoke
• Aiken Democrats will meet today
• Visiting teens to assist with distribution of food
• Man charged with assault
• Interns descend on Site for summer
• Beach Blast returning to downtown this evening
• City seeks applicants for Crosland weatherizing
• Men sought in home invasion
• Aiken County Democratic meeting scheduled tomorrow
• Letien Named to Division II PING All-Southeast Region Team
• USC Aiken to Unveil All-Decade Teams in Coming Weeks
• Graniteville landfill ablaze, closed to public
• Option 4 design is favored choice for new Complex
• Students help teachers in summer training sessions
• Planning Commission: Leave PC zoning as is
• Large-scale 'editorial cartoon' sparks dialogue on tax increase
• Police seek two in armed robbery
• Police blotter for June 15
• Scorching temperatures unusual for early June
• Boogity, boogity, boogity: Let's go to the Hall boys
• Two fraud suits involving SRS settled
• Graniteville landfill fire under control, facility closed to public
• Public meeting in Augusta to address SRS operations
• Allegra requests public vote for charity award
• Hospital Services > Cardiovascular Institute
• Hold up under investigaiton
• Barden Landfill currently closed due to fire
• DOT will take down two signs
• Drop in gas prices provides relief for local consumers
• Local man hits lottery, wins $1M
• Homeowner takes artistic stand in favor of school tax increase
• Man treated after stabbing
• Three charged in N. Augusta armed robbery
• Retiring USCA professor speaks out on immigration
• National Red Cross recognizes area philanthropy organization
• Midland Valley FFA team wins top honors in state
• Zoo brings jobs, money to Midlands
• Assessing property: How it is executed
• Former Ellenton residents gather to remember town
• Police blotter for June 13
• On the Agenda for June 13
• Council moves forward with redistricting, 2011-12 budget
• Summer Concert continues with 4 Cats in the Doghouse
• Ables named Deputy Coroner of Year
• Ladies and Gentlemen's Club at Leavelle get fine-dining experience at USC Aiken
• Nonprofits benefit from ACA program
• Family travels abroad to serve
• Piano students take top honors in state events
• Outdoor living, pool store dives to downtown location
• Man finds relative's Bible from 1700s
• Organizing photos is subject of talk at Center for the Arts
• Summer KinderCamp to focus on power of art
• Redcliffe program shows controversy with slavery
• 'Folly Beach' author to hold signing in city
• The city and citizens of Aiken take on mosquitoes
• Labor board withdraws suit against SRNS
• ATC group builds bikes for kids
• Middle school students receive awards
• Author of 'Folly Beach' holds signing at book store
• Auto parts supplier holding job fair to fill 50-60 positions
• School resource officers keep eyes on kids during summer
• Register for Kiwanis golf tourney
• Local woman wins poetry contest
• Area Education Leaders Meet with School Teachers in Algebra Institute
• Artist creates visual record of Bartram's travels
• Smoke blows into area from Okefenokee fire
• Children of SRS workers get hands-on with science
• U.K. nuclear workers visit, observe SRS
• Break-in under investigation
• Redcliffe hosting cultural program
• Children leap into summer arts enrichment program
• Educators try to find out ways to help students grasp algebra
• Housing Authority's new center to help break 'cycle of poverty'
• ADPS program brings kids and horses together
• Alleged carjacker arrested in Clearwater
• Smoke from Georgia fires drifts into Aiken
• Virginia fugitive detained downtown
• School budget raises concerns
• New Moon's Bonnaroo-bound
• Hibbett opening second Aiken location
• EPA awards $600K for Avondale Mills cleanup
• County accepts facility from Norfolk Southern
• SRR awards scholarships
• Celebrity chefs get set for Friday's Aiken's Cookin'
• Beta Sigma Phi supports various organizations
• St. Baldrick's to shave heads for a cure
• Home health company open house is today
• Summer readers get glimpse of the pirate life
• Two appointed to principal positions
• Local news in brief for June 9
• Pacers Ranked 32nd in Final ITA Poll of 2011
• Software donation will prepare future welders at Aiken Tech for nuclear field
• Citizens advisory board to give input on new Complex designs
• Public Safety, USCA officers train for campus shooter
• Residents urge School Board: Don't raise taxes
• Beautiful salads for spring
• UPS donates $5,000 to backpack food project
• Watch School Board meeting tonight live on aikenstandard.com
• Man dies from injuries sustained in Thursday crash
• CNTA breakfast to discuss Japan tsunami, cleanup
• Student powers forward with senior project
• Teacher uses grant to help struggling readers
• School strings programs play, thank PEP
• Forum will focus on informing student athletes
• Local news in brief for June 7
• Officials: Increase would accelerate school renovation
• Dunkin' Donuts suspect jailed
• School Board mulls hikes, wants public input
• Fundraiser to feature celebrity chefs
• Police Blotter for Jun 7
• Brady's Best Buys celebrates fifth anniversary
• ARMC breaks ground on expansion
• Adult education teacher retires after 50 years in teaching field
• S&S closes doors after 40 years
• Sermon returns to 18th century for history event in North Augusta
• Childhood friends celebrate 60 years of holy matrimony
• Concert series continues with Simpson, ACS
• Teachers learn about local agencies
• Public invited to speak on '12 budget
• Film looks at Horse Creek Valley history
• On the Agenda for June 6
• Touring church choir youth to offer free concert
• Living History Park returns to 18th century
• Fundraiser will feature Aiken's celebrity chefs, silent auction
• Lookaway Hall celebrates opening
• Asian-Mex Grill opens in the mall
• Full-service tack repair shop now open
• Join us this year for our community yard sale
• Giant Slide offers fun for two weeks
• Community is prepared for a storm
• VIDEO: Big Event Slides entertains at Kenny Thomas Baseball Camp
• SRS employees make donation of food, money to Golden Harvest Food Bank
• Horse Creek Valley documentary to premiere at museum
• Mended Hearts celebrate its 10th anniversary
• Police Blotter for June 4
• Why you just might need a rat snake
• Toddler shot to death in 'tragic accident'
• Augusta mayor: 'We're all in this together'
• Last of the Class of 2011 says farewell to Aiken County schools
• Unclaimed laid to rest during pauper's service
• 'Buried' lecture aims to help overwhelmed photo buffs
• Aiken toddler dead after accidental shooting
• Area Education Leaders Share Common Vision for Algebra Initiative
• What's happening this weekend?
• Police blotter for June 3
• APAA class of '11 celebrates friendship, achievement
• Presenting the class of 2011
• City Council discusses redistricting plans
• Students at ATC construct, donate tree for 'Rent'
• Want lemonade for a year?: Hunt is on for giant lemons
• American Legion Post 212 supports local Boy Scouts Pack/Troop 463
• Students celebrate with Out-of-School bash
• Museum celebrates Charleston Renaissance
• Lookaway Inn to hold grand opening Saturday
• City drops two charges in dog death case
• Zoo Atlanta endangered tiger expecting 1st litter
• Man arrested after foot chase
• Police Blotter for June 2
• Church holds first grade spelling bee
• Pickin' at Park to be held Saturday
• Charles the pig looks for a home
• School board, 'We the People' disagree over budget
• Career center congratulates completers
• Seven officers, three Taser efforts needed to subdue Aiken man at ARMC
• Program offers second chance
• Names and Notes for June 2
• SRS adds new tank to waste disposal operation
• Camp to open for summer in Burnettown next week
• Local Jiffy Lube team to compete for $10K
• Photos of critters, scenery will win amateur contest
• Bus driver still out of work after dog attack
• Correction: Clark receives Mid-Day Lion's club scholarship
• ATC student donates hair to Locks of Love
• Aiken County School District will begin its graduation programs tonight
• City preps for Cracker Barrel construction
• Man gets 40 years for 2008 killing
• Special meeting will address redistricting
• Sweltering temps will stay in Aiken for next few days
• County Council reviews budget for magistrate system
• Students invited to Out-of-School Bash
• Report suggests more rigor in schools
• Shoetopia brings designer shoes to downtown Aiken
• Woman carjacked at Home Depot
• Convenience store armed robbery leads to arrest
• Silver Bluff honors top students
• History park to showcase life in the 18th century
• Area veterans honored
• Theories surround the naming of Beech Island
• Redcliffe students learn etiquette
• Police Blotter for May 31
• Pharmacy vehicle has a name
• Students recognized by School Board
• Palmetto Express offers up hot food
• Golfers needed for tournament benefiting Child Advocacy Center
• Fox Creek grad to appear today on "Regis and Kelly"
• Aiken Civic Ballet to perform at the Summer Concert Series
• Register children for Camp Success to learn engineering, manufacturing
• USCA placed on '10 Community Service Honor Roll
• Drain defect causes issues for pools, spas nationally
• Cumbee Center seeks few items
• Student, mom save a mockingbird
• Police blotter for May 30
• Help needed for Project Graduation
• HealthSource offers new patient services in exchange for supply or cash donations
• Looking at walls can be environmentally interesting
• Families celebrate memory of fallen
• Aiken Tipsey's owner countersues
• Can a business really refuse legal tender? You bet it can.
• Center Fire Department holds open house to educate public
• Mended Hearts to hold 10th anniversary luncheon
• Mom uses scholarship to finish school
• Teacher workshop to focus on nuclear subjects
• Adelphi grads weather stressful year
• Aiken teen accepted to governor's school
• Students race at career center
• Youth Wing group recounts trip to New York
• Cemetery to hold cookout in honor of area veterans
• Coroner: No foul play suspected in drowning of 19-year-old man
• SCHP: Buckle safety belts for Memorial Day
• Former Prep pupil travels from China, speaks to grads
• Aiken Prep bids farewell to seniors
• Memorial Day Parade to be held this afternoon
• SREL creates PSA for tornado-ravaged Alabama
• Boy enters school through unlocked door
• Police Blotter for May 28
• Savannah River Nuclear Solutions awards scholarships to area students
• Campbell featured in horse racing magazine
• Officials seek identity of suspect in electronics theft
• Officials seek identity of suspect in electronics theft at Aiken Walmart
• Pacers Taking Their Talents to Summer Leagues
• Carlisle Announces 2011 USC Aiken Fall Golf Schedule
• Bookings for May 25
• Local residents speak out on Silver Bluff widening proposal
• Wagener receives 5.5 acres for park
• Cook-off to now include fireworks
• Ridge Spring-Monetta High School Awards Day
• Relay raises nearly $300K for American Cancer Society
• Officials look into man's drowning
• Students achieve perfect attendance
• Aiken residents won't be fined for shrieking
• USCA announces 2011-12 cultural series
• Weekend happenings in Aiken County
• Senate majority leader introduces miniature train legislation
• 'Stuff the Bus' festival raises more than $27K for schools
• Sold-out prom caters to senior adults
• Aiken man pleads guilty to crack charges
• St. Thaddeus Soup Kitchen honored with contribution
• Kreutzer Debuts 2011 Pacer Cross Country Schedule
• USC Aiken Receives National Recognition for Community Service
• Area Girl Scouts earn silver awards
• Commission seeks input on proposed changes to zoning
• County grad rate jumps six percent
• Moore speaks in The Alley; run for presidency up next?
• Beer bandit pleads guilty
• ACA honors local volunteers
• 44-mile-long yard sale will stretch along Highway 23
• Kids encouraged to read this summer with library program
• Woodard named advisory board chair
• Snyder Announces Addition of Sadler and Burkett
• Cox and USC Aiken Volleyball Release 2011 Schedule
• Senior Men's Club learns about equine acupuncture at meeting
• Police Blotter for May 25
• MIKE'S LIFE: The good ol' days ain't what they used to be
• Beautiful, delicious variations on banana bread
• Tornado: What to do when it happens here
• SCDOT to review large, yellow signs
• Aiken Red Cross disaster resources stretched thin
• Man guilty of violating Clean Water Act
• Suspect sought in Clearwater shooting
• North Augusta High given $9.3M for improvements
• CNTA to host Up & Atom breakfast June 1
• SCDOT holding Silver Bluff Road info meeting
• ACP adds 'Rent' performance
• Controversial judge coming to address Aiken in The Alley
• Family Y director ready to tackle wellness issues across Aiken Co.
• USC Aiken’s Nursing Pass Rate on the NCLEX-RN Exceeds that of Nation and State
• Vodicka Unveils 2011 USC Aiken Women’s Soccer Schedule
• Locklear and Bossle Selected to PBC Softball All-Academic Team
• Humphrey and Klaas Collect PBC All-Academic Honors
• City Council sets schedule for talks on district lines
• Papa Joe's Banjo-B-Que returns for second year
• Police Blotter for May 23
• Man hit with cinder block
• Man hit with cinder block
• Suspect sought in auto theft, wreck
• Young Life members face off in wing eating contest
• Man pleads guilty to sexual assault
• Amber Alert suspect confesses to murder
• Local man accused of stealing DOE funds
• Horses in need of home
• Nursing school sees significant improvement in exam pass rate
• Local high school students found tutoring program
• Grandson of former station master visits Aiken
• Jefferson students bring historical figures to life
• Ofoje Releases 2011 USC Aiken Men’s Soccer Schedule
• Carmon Tabbed to NCBWA All-Southeast Region Team
• Did you know about Aiken's drive-ins?
• Midland Valley High School Awards Day
• Hotter than normal temps are here for the week
• Training for brownfield work will be held at ATC
• Body found, foul play not suspected
• Aiken High students prove they are masters of foreign languages
• On the Agenda for May 23
• Amber Alert suspect caught by ACSO
• Shave head, raise funds
• Need to catch up or want to get ahead in class? Summer school classes offered
• School Board to discuss improvement plan
• Proposal may shift districts in House
• Exhibit focuses on life in the Governor's Mansion
• Police Blotter for May 23
• Redistricting is still a proposal
• City Council to look at district lines
• Rock Hill man apprehended in Aiken Co. after Amber Alert issued
• Aiken County will lay to rest those who have gone unclaimed
• What does future hold for Tipsey?
• Bridge league president visits Aiken club
• Do giant salamanders really exist?
• 'From Broadway to Hollywood' prom aims to give seniors a gala of their own
• Area companies get competitive
• Annual fishing trip give kids chance to get out, meet others
• Redistricting may leave Duncan out
• Teachers celebrate students' character
• Allison Skipper is Aiken Icon
• Suzuki Strings to take stage
• Head Start holds event to increase awareness
• Expo participants asked to help LAC stuff the bus
• Aiken Icon to be chosen today
• North Augusta restaurant to close its doors
• British Bobby pops in on Aiken
• Relay For Life celebrates survivors, raises funds for Cancer Society
• Bookings for May 19
• Relay For Life car show rescheduled for June 4
• SREL named top undergraduate UGA mentoring program in 2011
• Man dies after tractor-trailer crash in Aiken
• Scholarship winner will perform today
• Perry man dies in early morning collision
• Carmon Chosen to ABCA All-Region Team
• Three Pacers Named to Peach Belt Conference All-Academic Team
• Local reps: Amazon deal too good to pass up
• Aiken Icon kicks off this evening
• Home Works gives teens chance to help with homes
• Health tips, fun offered at weekend LIFE expo
• New SRS waste process goes online
• Local historian to hold book signing
• Doo-wop group will perform to help others
• Groovin' back in time
• Aiken SPCA breaks ground
• New service gives 911 dispatch info for faster response
• No raises in proposed County budget
• Relay For Life begins today at Aiken High
• Local news in brief for May 20
• Aiken schools may get additional $3.8M
• Mothers' Memorial Blood Drive will be held Saturday
• Aiken resident Annie Redd celebrates 100th birthday
• Rep. Duncan visits Aiken
• Smith bucks Council over Breezy Hill deal
• Police Blotter for May 18
• Community input session to be held
• Summer writing class to be held
• Collaboration with SRNL receives national accolades
• Officer with area ties accused in shooting death
• Committee requests advance on funding for animal shelter
• Cain draws record crowd
• Peaches run in the family
• Florida fugitive arrested at Aiken home
• Judge: N.E. bar not located within the city limits
• Enter contest to name pharmacy delivery Cube
• USC Aiken Ranked 23rd in Final Division II Coaches’ Poll of Spring
• Knop Tabbed Days Inn Downtown Aiken USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Month for May
• Auditions for 'Nutcracker' to be held this weekend at Etherredge Center
• ACSO seeking two suspects in Tuesday home invasion
• Plaintiff settles in N.A. wrongful termination suit
• Local musician remembered as a friend, role model
• German class at Schofield Middle gets to learn from native speaker
• Chicken burger: Early herb inspires return to the grill
• Agreement reached in SRNS unfair labor suit
• Looking for 'wow' effect: Council discusses possible designs for new complex
• Salvation Army honors volunteers
• Board: Need to renovate schools has not gone away
• Firm to unveil Complex's conceptual renderings this evening
• Budget still a mystery until tonight's Council meeting
• SRS plans more layoffs
• Developer details plans for the new County Complex
• School Board OKs tentative millage hike
• Court orders bar to stop using Tipsey logo
• Local man remembered for philanthropic works
• My Military Hero
• On the agenda for May 17
• Man sentenced in drug trafficking case
• Man wanted for domestic violence turns himself in
• Student inspired by late Matt Dillon wins contest
• Aiken man wins $100K from scratch-off ticket
• Aiken artists aim for awards
• Cox presenting landscape works
• Burris promoted to new post at SRNL
• Pickleball gaining popularity
• Hopelands Concert Moved to Weeks Center
• District judge orders Aiken pub to stop using name
• Pacer Athletics – 2011 Spring in Review
• Knop Named South Carolina Education Lottery USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Week
• Local former Navy SEAL reflects on mission that eliminated al Qaida leader
• Fireworks return for July 4th jamboree
• Horseback series on PBS up for third Emmy
• El Cedro Azul tops Winfield in OT
• Ex-N.A. leader's success lives on
• LAC to stuff the bus for Golden Harvest
• More students take part in Junior Leadership program
• Anybody's Guess to play in concert series
• ACBA announces 2011 graduates
• Drivers needed for vets' appointments
• Jackson artist gives an impromptu show
• Enter to be BFE's Rider of Day
• Allegra seeks apps for FootPRINT fund
• ACS to present ‘Music from the Movies‘
• Area cake decorator to appear on Food Network show
• New Horizons to host spring concert
• Robbery suspect found, charged
• Learn right, wrong ways to treat fire ants
• Windsor resident completing her first eco-friendly building
• Community's help makes ambulance reality, not dream
• Program provides job training for adults
• Will proposal help or hinder citizens in South Carolina?
• Despite weather, bands jam on
• a look at the free tax act
• Eagles End Pacers’ Season
• Mother, son die in fire
• Clearwater man sought in robberies
• Granting wishes: Two local kids get Disney visits through Make-A-Wish
• Five nabbed in drug raids; two remain at-large
• TalkBack: Thanks, Aiken, Drop tax on food
• National champ, impaired student win scholarships for achievements
• Monsignor honored for inspiring others
• Local news in brief for May 14
• DOE: SRS aids in overall footprint cleanup
• Weekend packed with Relay fundraisers
• Fly a kite at festival May 21
• Mattress, home furnishings store offers customers at-home feeling
• Huddle House robbery caught on video
• Early morning Aiken fire kills mother and son
• Search nets arrests
• Catch Special Edition of “On the Sports Front”
• Pacers Narrowly Fall to Sixth-Ranked Bears
• Private gardens to be featured in garden tour
• Midland Valley's Fulghum wins state level essay contest
• Public Safety's Chris Carter named Officer of the Year
• Man wanted for choking, biting girlfriend
• AIken Public Safety award winners
• Local Red Cross volunteer serves in Alabama area
• Taste of Home Cooking School & Expo a success
• Local news in brief for May 13
• Memorial Day Parade seeking entries
• Local teachers get grants from SRR
• SRS' STEP program offers area kids educational opportunities
• Healy will hold signing Saturday
• Aiken man receives life for 'most serious' crimes
• Midland Valley's Fulghum wins state level essay contest
• Aiken Prep artwork on display at museum
• Follow the USC Aiken Softball Team at the NCAA Division II Southeast Regional
• School Board to hold special budget session
• Aiken kidnapping suspect caught in Ohio
• Flag on 50-state tour stops in Jackson
• ADPS: Bike safety crucial for summer
• Area man giving aid in Mississippi
• School Board talks funding increase
• Crackerneck open to public Saturdays in May
• Masterworks Chorale to perform spring concert
• SRNS opening planning office in Barnwell
• SAHS Serteen Club honored
• Help others stay cool, donate fan
• Vein Center offers patients help with vascular pain, swelling
• Aiken County WMA opens to the public
• Wanted Aiken man arrested in Ohio
• Masterworks Chorale will present "American Masterpieces" Saturday
• Aiken Technical College Graduates List
• Police find missing woman
• Board sets budget session Monday
• South Aiken wins battle with rival in tiebreaker
• Young: Take down big signs
• Public meeting addresses MOX facility concerns
• Midland Valley student winner of $20K scholarship
• Officials: No room for AHS band at graduation
• Record number of students graduate from Aiken Tech
• School Board members weren't invited to dinner
• Confederate Memorial Day celebrated in Aiken
• Relay dinner honors cancer survivors
• Tickets still available for this Thursday's Taste of Home expo
• Lydia Project honored for cancer support effort
• Last ACP Youth Wing meeting of the season to be held Saturday
• National, local comedians to perform tonight
• Schools to be honored at meeting
• Aiken SPCA begins summer dog wash fundraiser Saturday
• Local celebrities serve to benefit fundraiser
• ADPS: Prep for Lobster Race was effective for law enforcement
• Former planning director remembered for philanthropy
• County says farewell to retiring teachers, staff
• Council OKs Murphy Oil on Richland
• Gasoline prices stabilize; could fall further over summer months
• Food Network Challenge to feature local cake decorator
• Police Blotter for May 10
• Red Cross seeks mental health volunteers
• Japanese Rotarians visit, tour Aiken through exchange program
• USCA’s Dr. Chad Leverette named “Rising Star” In Scholarship Research for USC System
• USC Aiken Earns Spot in NCAA Division II Softball Tournament
• Information About the NCAA Division II Southeast Softball Regional
• City to revisit request by Murphy Oil
• SAHS junior receives leadership award
• As technology increases, new bulbs shine way to saving energy, money
• Woman uses dolls to help African women
• Skit illustrates use of boldness
• Police Blotter for May 9
• Sign up for special Quilt Shoppe class
• New deli coming to University Parkway
• St. Mary's students show off creativity
• On the Agenda for May 9
• Letien Tabbed South Carolina Education Lottery USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Week
• USC Aiken Softball Ready for NCAA Selection Show
• Saluda Co. man dies in morning wreck
• Artist to teach dog sculpting
• Deputy secretary of energy to visit SRS, receive updates
• Saluda Co. man dies in morning wreck
• Artist to teach dog sculpting
• Deputy secretary of energy to visit SRS, receive updates
• Senior drafts way to being named technology champ
• Fifth-graders learn walk of Egyptians
• Local GOP swears in new officers, discusses new venue for meetings
• Weekend events take over Aiken
• Drugs dropped down drain may return in faucets
• Carmon Selected to PBC All-Conference Baseball Team
• Police Blotter for May 7
• Tax reform, low-cost energy key to improving S.C. economy
• GOP hopeful Cain to speak to Aiken Republican Club
• Schofield teacher says goodbye to students
• How do floods and tornados affect wildlife?
• Local artist will have exhibition before retiring
• Book answering questions about frogs now available
• The facts behind business licenses
• Annual Lobster Race draws thousands in 27th year
• SRS carries on with providing service to area
• Midland Valley crowns youth, citizen of year
• Flame of Hope travels from city in annual run
• TalkBack: Stop signs, Bin Laden
• Police seek help with thief's ID
• Prayers lifted at NDP service
• NAHS to host Relay tonight
• Event planner for May 6 weekend
• Last coffeehouse of season to be held May 13
• USC Aiken graduation list
• Scholarships in Matthew Dillon's honor awarded
• USCA graduates its class of 2011
• SRS future topic of meeting
• Weekend full of family fun
• Police to be out in force for Lobster Races
• Vials of LIFE can help save lives
• Aiken Garden Show to feature charming exhibits at Banksia
• Volunteers needed to help local seniors
• Warrick Named to Capital One Academic All-District Three Second Team
• Relay team captains to meet tonight
• USCA to hold graduation Thursday
• Family Earth and Sky night to be held
• AHS PTO to hold Cinco de Mayo celebration fundraiser
• Truck hits building, one dead
• Case of missing tax bills unsolved
• Trike races raise money for kids' programs
• TV show visits Aiken to feature parkways
• Man accused of abusing baby
• Man wounded in afternoon shooting
• School Board plans revamp of alt. education program
• Visiting pianist to perform with youth orchestra
• Register for ACA summer camps
• Skate competition is Saturday
• Council allows church in airport overlay
• Plan for night out on the town with Celebrity Waiter Night on Monday
• Braves game on air after difficulties
• The 2011 Technology Champion for Lower Savannah Region announced
• UPDATE: Aiken man ID'd in fatal wreck
• Pacers End Season With 12th Place Finish at NCAA South/Southeast Regional
• Fifteen seniors left out of N.A. yearbook
• Woman running from coast to coast
• Board: Alternative learning will help keep kids in school
• Metal stolen from veteran's gravestone
• Residents prepare feeders for return of hummingbirds
• Missing tax bills put residents in bind
• Derby Dreamin' will benefit Aiken Land Conservancy
• SRNS denied motion for summary judgment
• Plane pulled for philanthropy
• Peach festival is 'family-oriented'
• Library prepares for slate of summer movies, events
• Aiken High Cinco de Mayo Fundraiser
• Peed Named Peach Belt Conference Freshman of the Week
• Letien Within Striking Distance Through Two Rounds of Play at NCAA South/Southeast Regional
• Council to consider special permits for noise ordinance
• On the Agenda for May 3
• Resident receives business education award
• Area inn plants flowers to support cancer foundation
• Police Blotter
• Strawberry Festival returns Saturday
• Herb Faire is Saturday
• Bin Laden's demise: U.S. rejoices after a decade
• Flames destroy local residence
• URS gets $2.2B for Oak Ridge cleanup project
• Local psychologist: Respond to kid's bin Laden questions
• Kindergartner on Sept. 11 recalls 2001 terror attacks
• IDs now required at Smith-Hazel Recreation Center
• City Council reviews draft budget
• Aiken Concert Band kicks off Hopelands summer concerts
• Robbery suspects sought
• ‘If You Could See Me Now‘ Answers and Winners
• Letien in Tie For Eighth After Round One of NCAA South/Southeast Regional
• Carmon Chosen Days Inn Downtown Aiken USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Month for April
• Seniors get caught up with times, technology
• Ministry aids inmates in finding path after prison
• Gullah culture finds voice in area
• School board to focus on alt. education
• Summer concert series at Hopelands kicks off today
• Police Blotter for April 2
• Man dies in car accident
• Golf tourney will aid ramp ministry
• Volunteers sought for N.A. cemetery clean up
• Obama: Bin Laden is dead
• Wagener man dies in single-car accident
• USC Aiken to Open NCAA Regional Play on Monday
• Bourdo Named South Carolina Education Lottery USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Week
• Shelter repairs damage, reopens doors to public
• Retail clothing store to put old footwear to use
• Bible verse triggers Aiken native to share journey after loss of his daughter
• Car owners raise hoods to support cancer foundation
• Guests receive royal treatment at annual auction
• Middle-school girls find beauty within
• Pacers Unable to End Season With Victory
• Former USDA director Sherrod addresses NAACP
• Police Blotter for April 30
• Moody to speak at CNTA meeting
• Horoscopes for May 1
• HUSBAND IS SUSPECT IN SMITH MURDER: Wilson Smith Jr. named by ADPS in court document
• Aiken NAACP honors heroes, hears from Sherrod
• SRNS donates $30K to Children's Place for bus
• ACSO identifies theft, murder suspect
• Soprano splits stage with talent in region
• Grandparents, progeny celebrate each other
• Auditions will be held for slapstick comedy
• The Big Mo marks 60 years tonight
• Two leaders tapped to head S.A. NJROTC
• Learn about wildflowers at Birds & Butterflies
• Wilson Smith Jr. named a suspect in wife's murder
• Shuttle launch postponed
• Aiken Memorial Day Parade 2011
• Hilbrich Named Head Women’s Basketball Coach at Montevallo
• Pacers Restrain Fleet for Victory
• USC Aiken Concert Choir among Local Groups to be Directed by Mormon Tabernacle Choir Conductor
• USC Aiken to Hold Academic Convocation April 21
• World-Renowned Opera Star Visits USCA, Meets with Concert Choir Students
• Flow Down Study Shows SRS Increased ARRA Economic Investment and Jobs
• Sixth Annual Garcia Theatre Project To Be Held Next Week at USC Aiken
• USC Aiken to hold Commencement on May USC Aiken to hold Commencement on May 5
• Equine arts series to finish up this evening
• Police blotter for April 29
• Public art has become more approachable
• ATC students honored
• Aiken spared worst of storms that ravaged Ala.
• Winners selected in Aiken PRT video competition
• ATC ceremony honors student achievement
• Aiken to lose 3 magistrate judges if bill passes Senate
• Pianist to conduct master class at ACA
• Auditions to be held for slapstick comedy
• Wayne's to offer car clinic for women
• Counselor guilty of contributing to deliquency
• City honors von Stade today
• North Augusta murder under investigation
• Area seniors go for royal treatment at mock wedding
• Male wellness focus of conference
• Wilson: Medicare needs to be addressed
• Crosland Park residents to plant medians Saturday
• 'Wish Upon A Car' show is Saturday at Aiken Mall
• Haley plans jobless debt refinance, benefit cuts
• Brandt Announces Addition of Hill
• NAACP will host annual Freedom Fund Banquet
• Rabid fox attacks woman
• Harpootlian sorry for 'inappropriate' word
• The Royal Wedding: All you need to know
• Man charged with robbery, kidnapping
• Medical benefits could change
• MOX Services awarded for environmental leadership
• Aiken man convicted in 2009 robbery
• Wilson: County may fall into one district
• SPCA facility to reopen Saturday
• City to mark Earth Day Friday
• USC Aiken Ranked 22nd in Latest Golf World/Nike Golf Division II Coaches’ Poll
• USC Aiken Remains Seventh in Latest Regional Rankings
• USC Aiken to Induct Four New Members Into Athletic Hall of Fame
• SRNS responds to unfair labor practices lawsuit filed by former SRNS employees
• Will Georgians cross the river for lower gas prices?
• Tipsey v. Tipsey: Augusta bar suing Aiken locale
• Study: ARRA funds positive impact on area
• SRS Retirees Association will meet today at St. Angela's Hall
• Famed singer meets with USCA students
• Mexican national will be deported again
• Council gives initial OK to Murphy Oil site
• First phase of VPSA rehab almost done
• Schofield band brings home nine trophies
• Conference aimed to empower girls
• Atlantic Broadband internet outage
• Meeting to keep SRS retirees up-to-date on benefits
• Friday’s USC Aiken-Erskine Game Now Scheduled to Begin at 7:30 p.m.
• USC Aiken Holds Annual Athletic Banquet
• City decides to leave fluoride in water
• Police shoot, kill pit bull
• Gov. Haley discusses early efforts in Aiken
• Local news in brief for April 26
• When will justice come in Smith murder?
• Lunch wagon offers simple food at reasonable prices
• International student excels at USC Aiken
• Giobbe appointed to retirement commission
• Horse Creek Bottle Club to host Antique Bottle & Pottery Show
• Tournament raises over $30K to help in fight against cancer
• Demand high for City's new recycling carts
• Local MUSC grad seeks people to invest in his future
• North Augusta facility collects, recycles tons of area garbage
• Pacers Complete Season Sweep Over Mountain Lions
• JLA's 'Tea-Time' cookbook again available to buy
• Get your tickets now for Taste of Homes Cooking School
• Aiken landmarks join forces for pillow benefiting ACTS
• Just tango in to steakhouse with Latin flair
• Work pays off for young N.A. reader
• Artist needs your vote
• City to further discuss fluoride
• USC Aiken students rewarded for poster, oral presentations
• Butcher shop owner remembered for virtues
• On the Agenda for April 25
• Relay to honor survivors
• Bellantoni Named South Carolina Education Lottery USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Week
• Area bike ride to benefit kids in Honduras
• Tykes take to trikes for fundraiser
• NRC to update public on SRS' MOX facility
• Opera singer to perform Thursday
• Town Creek to host Grammy award-winner
• Hospital to host tour in honor of week celebration
• Expo brings activities for summer together
• Kids hunt eggs at Smith Hazel
• N.C. veteran searches for squadmate Trixie
• Pacers Drop Final League Game and Series of Season to Falcons
• Area eateries gearing up for Easter brunch
• PGA commissioner commends winner of Junior Invitational
• Four nabbed in 'major' drug bust
• Cadets laugh, dance toward leadership
• Dogs get day to bark out against cancer
• Edgefield County Theatre to host 'Shrimp Boil'
• Get more familiar with career center
• USC Aiken Splits Final PBC Doubleheader of Season with Montevallo
• USC Aiken Set to Make 19th NCAA Tournament Appearance
• Ex-Guardsman finds success
• Man sentenced to 35 years for 2008 murder
• USCA faculty, students honored at ceremony
• Ex-NJROTC officer heads to the Air Force Academy
• Man charged in holdup, robberies
• Aiken Youth Orchestra to close out season at ACA
• Hunters Glen homes may face water rate hike
• Identifying body may hinge on DNA sample
• Renowned Australian musician pays visit to Aiken area students
• ACP to audition actors for upcoming 'Sopranos' spoof on Sunday, Monday
• Bookings for April 20
• Planning Commission against allowing church near airport
• Fundraiser will go toward new equine trailer
• Graniteville suit likely not the last
• USC Aiken pitcher fans 'Sports Front' team
• NAHS students pledge to 'X the TXT'
• PTO president charged with stealing $20K
• Firm notes sites for growth on U.S. 1/U.S. 78
• State Attorney General talks health care, Yucca Mountain in Aiken
• Multi-sensory language class to be offered in July
• Area softball teams to wear teal to promote ovarian cancer awareness
• Aiken High softball teams to host benefit cancer awareness night
• Police seek to ID suspect
• Relay For Life team captain meeting today
• NAACP Freedom Fund Banquet is April 29
• Four-year-old kindergarten registration continues today
• SAHS band will host a yard sale Saturday
• Missing Edgefield woman found
• Niere named president and chief operating officer of Carolinas region
• Church drama offers fresh perspective on Easter play
• Serteens will walk runway for Relay
• Board looking to establish short-term alternative schools
• Police seek help
• • CONTEST: My mom is awesome
• Easter Egg Hunt
• Cox Inks Walsh to National Letter of Intent
• Pacers Sweep Jaguars to Claim Third Outback Cup
• Study Detailing Economic Impact of Stimulus Funds Through SRS To Be Unveiled at USC Aiken
• • Council postpones hearing company's waiver request
• • Most Wanted man now wanted for kidnapping
• • Clemson's Dabo Swinney fired up for new season
• • Police: Body presumptively that of missing woman
• • Man gets $275K after Graniteville wreck
• • School budget draft is guardedly optimistic
• • Ex-teacher gets 12 years for sex with student
• • Public to DOE: SRS not the place for waste disposal
• • Free Riders offering two college scholarships to high school seniors
• • EPA grant to help Crosland Park renovation
• • Kids in county's elementary school choruses workshop over weekend
• • Church to host Spring Carnival this Saturday
• Carmon Named Peach Belt Conference Player of the Week
• Three Honored by USC Aiken as Women of Excellence
• Winners of USC Aiken’s Research Day Named
• • Clearwater site to ask for waiver from Council today
• • DOE seeking public input on waste
• • Local students advance to national skill competition
• • Dewar denies rumor he will run for mayor
• • Man kidnaps 71-year-old, still at-large
• • Father-and-son golfers speak at Sage Valley welcome dinner
• • Three zoning ordinance areas may be evaluated
• • Stewards of Children teach ways to prevent sex abuse
• Physician Directory O-Z > Obstetrics / Gynecology
• Physician Directory O-Z > Thoracic & Vascular Surgery
• • Dewar denies Internet rumor he's running for Aiken mayor
• • Aiken remembers ex-USC president
• • Owner of Carolina Bar-B-Que is now 90
• • '04 Silver Bluff grad to run down Mass. coast for Operation Smile
• • School Board to look at advisory councils
• • Students learn about areas of science
• • On the Agenda for April 18
• • Police Blotter for April 18
• • Arts event dedicated to former principal
• • Girl Scouts receive edible science lesson at RPSEC
• • Aiken Democrats to focus on Fair Tax
• • Former USC president Sorensen dies at age 72
• • CONTEST: Do you recognize these local faces?
• Carmon Named South Carolina Education Lottery USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Week
• • Local painter debuts book of recipes, tales at signing
• • Service helps users to be prepared for storms that may affect area
• • Students take risks, succeed in stock game
• • Local GOP hopes to see more growth
• • At least four Aiken area events canceled today
• Andrade and Orlandini Tabbed to PBC Men’s Tennis All-Conference Team
• Pacers Clinch Series with Saturday Sweep of 20th-Ranked Pirates
• • Sheriff's Office is investigating a shooting incident
• • What are pit vipers?
• • USC Aiken holds benefit to help cancer survivors
• • Local GOP names Saylor as chairman
• • Hundreds of athletes converge on Midland Valley for Special Olympics
• • Superintendent Zais pays visit to Schofield Middle School
• • Area Marines return from Afghanistan
• • Forecasters call for severe weather
• • North Augusta tanning salon fire caused by electrical short
• • Friends of the library book sale at Nancy Carson will continue today
• • Edgefield theater to hold auditions for new production
• • Sex crime suspect attempts suicide
• Late Home Run Gives Pirates Win Over Pacers
• USC Aiken Concludes Season With Loss to No. 2 Armstrong Atlantic State
• Pacer Softball Bows Out of PBC Tournament to Third-Seeded Cougars
• Pirates Come From Behind to Edge Pacers by One
• • Men walk in heels to promote domestic violence awareness
• • Aiken Republican delegates to decide on party chairman tonight
• • GlaxoSmithKline announces plan to sell Aiken location
• • USC Aiken to host Relay for Life Friday
• Kornegay Named Peach Belt Conference Freshman of the Year
• • Easter Services
• • Star-lites for April 14 - 20
• • Stargazing for April 14 - 20
• • Man who shot officer pleads guilty
• • Mickelson reps end photo use
• • Woman accused of mailing drugs into jail
• • Patient at Hitchcock Healthcare paints with his feet
• • Quiz Bowl team earns bid to nationals
• • New owners of Bone-i-Fide Bakery give back to the animals of Aiken
• • Fourth annual kite festival to be at Citizens Park
• • Construction begins on new NAPA auto store on East Pine Log Road
• • Students at Mossy Creek honor books, reading at awards show
• • Man charged with child sex crimes
• • Volunteers needed at Visitors Center
• • Fighter squadron group prepares for fall reunion
• • Fire started by dropped cigarette
• • Crash on I-20 snarls traffic
• • 'Charlie Brown' debuts tonight
• • Car show to be held Saturday
• • PEP seeking donations for project
• • 'Cops 'n' Calabash' to help Special Olympics
• • Kindergarten, 4K and first-grade registration next week
• • Masters Champ Mickelson may sue Krispy Kreme
• • Man charged with 23 sex crimes
• USC Aiken Falls to Catawba in Final Road Game of 2011 Regular Season
• Pacer Softball Set to Open PBC Tournament Against Second-Seeded Pirates
• USC Aiken to Hold Research Day on Friday
• • Observations from Disney
• • Local woman buys winning lotto ticket
• • Murphy Oil seeks to place gas station on Richland Ave.
• • Man who shot N.A. officer pleads guilty
• • Donut desperado denied dough: Dunkin' Donuts employees stop attempted armed robbery
• • Proposed school budget generous but uncertain
• • Woman charged with attempted murder
• • Aiken Bicycle Club to hold annual century-length ride
• • USCA to showcase student research
• • LeDuc named interim admin. for Edgefield Co.
• • Hopelands Gardens releases line-up for summer concerts
• • Mini-grant winners announced
• • Man pleads guilty to 2009 NA officer shooting
• Pacer Volleyball Announces Spring Playdates
• Pacers Finish Fifth at 2011 PBC Golf Championship
• USC Aiken to Open PBC Tennis Championship Against Top-Seeded Pirates
• Four-Run Eighth Inning Helps Pacers Dismount Knights
• USC Aiken to Hold Relay for Life
• • Augusta filmmaker to screen two movies at ACA
• • Area ministry honors volunteers
• • Council re-establishes guides for participation in meetings
• • ACSO warns about home intruders
• • House Speaker Harrell talks budget in Aiken
• • Siblings reunite after finding each other with social media
• • Residents give input at redistricting hearing
• • Attorney general of S.C. to speak to Aiken Republicans
• • Public meetings will be held to plan U.S. 1/U.S. 78 corridor
• • Aiken High students place first, second in state on German exam
• • Local News in Brief for April 12
• • Atlanta marks burning of city during Civil War
• Miller Tabbed South Carolina Education Lottery USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Week
• Beasley Chosen Peach Belt Conference Freshman of the Week
• Pacers in Fifth Through Two Rounds of Play at PBC Championship
• Pacers Cage Cougars with League Sweep
• Pacer Men and Women Downgrade Hurricanes to Depression in Identical 5-4 Victories
• • Mystery dinner production to benefit students
• • Local painters to learn some plein air skills
• • On the Agenda for April 11
• • Powderhouse plan revamped
• • Local senior accepted to N.Y. academy
• • Register now to be part of annual parade
• • City wants ability to deny permits based on history
• • Gravatt to host tourney
• • 13-year cicada species set to return
• • Students, parents help clean up Aiken Elementary
• • Woodlanders hosts annual open house
• • COLUMN: Thumbs up. Thumbs down.
• Letien Chosen to Peach Belt Conference Men’s Golf All-Conference Team
• Pacers Claim Series Over Jaguars with Shutout Victory
• • 14-member choir to celebrate fourth anniversary at museum
• • Have you registered your vehicle in South Carolina?
• • PTO celebrates strawberries with its annual festival
• • Morning of cramping leads to unexpected afternoon delivery
• USC Aiken and Augusta State Split Peach Belt Conference Doubleheader
• USC Aiken Drops Match to No. 3 Concordia
• Pacers and Jaguars Split League Doubleheader to Set Up Rubber Game on Sunday
• USC Aiken’s Edgewood Docudrama To Be Featured at Myrtle Beach International Film Festival
• • Trainer remembered for her work ethic, training skills
• • City opens victims' Memory Garden
• • Camps help keep kids in saddle through summer
• • Library to dress up exhibit with retro apparel
• • Government shutdown averted: Local impact would have been minimal
• • NIH gives $2.9M for area study on chlorine effects
• • Choir to showcase cinematic melodies
• • Belvedere man charged in home break-in
• • Racehorse finds a new home with Equine Rescue of Aiken
• • Motorcycle run will help local downed riders
• • Board of Education to meet
• • Victims' Memorial Garden opens at Eustis Park
• •
• • Clearwater woman to fight new law on dual positions
• • Masters draws Australians to Aiken annually
• • Repairs under way at future home of Aiken County EMS
• • CNTA exec: Nuclear industry safer than desk work
• • ACP Youth Wing to meet April 16
• • Annual Big Give to be in Wagener Saturday
• • Rock-A-Thon by USCA sorority promotes breast cancer awareness
• • Publisher with local ties honored by Evening Post
• • Aiken woman charged with attempted murder
• • Minister will bring together horses, people at Aiken clinic
• • Police seeking ATM holdup guman
• • Golf community homes available in Aiken area
• • City rolls out recycle roll carts
• • USCA Sorority promotes breast cancer awareness with Rock-A-Thon
• • Coca Cola plant to be HQ for Aiken County EMS
• Pacers Drop Doubleheader to Bobcats
• USC Aiken Professor to Represent Region At National Theatre Festival
• Savannah River Remediation Provides Textbooks and Materials to USC Aiken Leadership Class
• • Same suspect sought in four area robberies
• • DOE: No additional SRS layoffs needed
• • This year's Masters has many S.C. ties
• • Car lot becomes The Pour House
• • Neighborhood council gives a voice to local communities
• • Woman expands English as a Second Language program to Clearwater area
• • City works to build stronger relationship with neighborhoods
• • Concert aims to impact youth
• • Post office co-workers will walk to honor late clerk
• • Dancers turn Historical Museum into ballroom
• • Men will don heels for sexual abuse awareness
• • Recycling carts offered by City of Aiken
• • Storms fell trees, crush homes in South, killing 9
• • Golf spectators journey from across the globe
• • Threads opens in downtown Aiken
• • Aiken family survives storm damage
• • Search continues for missing Aiken woman
• • ASL to offer swim lessons
• • Cancer survivor joins in unique fundraiser
• • Annual Lobster Races to return May 6
• • SC lawmakers stop bill barring smoking around kids
• • Line of storms knock down trees, power lines in SC
• • SCE&G, Aiken Co-op working to restore power
• • FBI wants public to help break murdered man's code
• • High winds, rain, hit South; at least 6 killed
• Pacers Continue Recent Surge in 9-0 PBC Road Victory Over Montevallo
• Leverett Named Peach Belt Conference Player of the Week
• Top of Lineup Leads Pacers to Convincing Victory Over Young Harris
• • ACA announces April exhibitions
• • Officials seek suspect in home invasion
• • Mississippi fugitive caught in Aiken
• • University Theatre to perform Charlie Brown musical
• • USCA prof. to attend a national theatre festival
• • 2011 Masters back to normal
• • Book sale to honor longtime library donor
• • Local DSS seeking volunteers for guardian ad litem program
• • Names & Notes for April 5
• • New Graniteville documentary is screened for hometown crowd
• • SRR seeking grant applications
• • Couric leaving news anchor post
• • Obama re-election launches with e-mail, website
• Cediel Chosen South Carolina Education Lottery USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Week
• • Agency uses iPads to help autistic kids
• • Reunion takes duo to show's winner's circle
• • Umbrellas may be needed on Tuesday
• • Aiken woman lauds Red Cross for help
• • Abused dog becomes heart of community
• • City to host neighborhood leadership workshop
• • Program encourages students to focus on education, future
• • Car show benefits Cumbee Center
• • Power outage at Aiken Standard
• • Power outage at Aiken Standard
• USC Aiken Ninth in First Southeast Region Ranking
• Pacers Drop Rubber Game, Series to Flagler
• Pacers Conclude Insperity Augusta State Invitational in 16th Place
• Pacers Fall Short in Upset Bids of Nationally-Ranked Francis Marion
• • What should we do about rabies?
• • Power outage at Aiken Standard
• • Boyette signs book on the '86 Masters
• • Girl returns to horse show, wins top spot
• • Group recognizes efforts to preserve former post office
• • Workshop focuses on bullying
• • Snow White, Cinderella appear at J. Flanigan's grand reopening
• • Silent auction returns to event
• • Tee time to bring full coverage for print, online, TV
• • Two Ethiopians take wins in both divisions
• • Final jewel of area's Triple Crown brings new, familiar faces
• USC Aiken in 17th Place After First Two Rounds of Insperity Augusta State Invitational
• USC Aiken Men’s Basketball National Leader in Blocked Shots in 2010-11 Season
• USC Aiken Collects PBC Win No. 2 With 8-1 Victory over UNC Pembroke
• USC Aiken Splits League Doubleheader with Flagler
• • NRC panel OKs arguments on nuclear fuel plant
• • History for April 2
• • Fox Creek to forfeit last fall's season
• • Japanese import Area scientists say low-level radiation detected locally poses no health risks
• • Pacers and Polo: What attendees need to know
• • Rep. Young brings dropout bill back to S.C. House
• • Officials seek missing woman
• • 95th annual Horse Show in the Woods held today
• • Munns joins state education commission
• • Man pleads guilty in '09 traffic death
• • Three more charged in attempted murder
• • Protect pet from rabies for $5 at clinics throughout county today
• • Aiken man sentenced to 35 years for murder
• • Horton, hungry caterpillar come alive in parade for favorite children's books
• • DirectTV blimp stranded in Aiken
• USC Aiken Women Garner Exhibition Victory Over NJCAA No. 17 ABAC
• • Aiken's Triple Crown comes to close with Pacers & Polo
• • Strike at Aiken Owens-Corning plant has ended Company, Teamsters have reached agreement; workers returned on Tuesday
• • Percussionist's residency takes kids around the world with instruments
• • Bridgestone marks 80th at Aiken Chamber
• • SRNS names two new vice presidents
• • What's happening in Aiken this weekend?
• • Playhouse's 'Crossing Delancey' to premiere next Friday evening
• • Man gets 10 years for sex crimes
• • Polo 101: Everything you need to know about The Game of Kings
• • Night dialysis now offered at local business
• • Aiken Horsepower's annual Spring Fling to return Saturday
• • USCA associate professor to represent at Kennedy Center Festival
• • Golf tournament rescheduled due to rainy weather
• • Spring cleaning? Don't forget boat
• • Owens-Corning strike ends, Employees back at work
• Pacers Fifth in Inaugural Southeast Region Poll of 2011
• Pacers 30th in Latest ITA NCAA Division II National Rankings
• Kornegay Chosen Days Inn Downtown Aiken USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Month
• USC Aiken Announces 50th Anniversary Logo Vote
• • Program helps parents prepare their children for life's first steps
• • Layman pleads guilty to fraud
• • Presidential report card: Potential candidates' chances at securing the Republican nomination
• • Aiken: A healthy county
• • Documentary will show Graniteville's past, future
• • Aiken Horse Show will be in Hitchcock Woods Friday
• • House fire claims the life of 26-year-old man
• • Mead Hall First-grader serves as Mayor of Aiken for a day
• • City considers requiring criminal history checks for peddling permits
• • Author to sign copies of book on The Masters
• Hospital Services > Cancer Care Institute
• • Mike's Life: Earning the coveted Airline Angel Wings
• • Man pleads guilty to drug charges
• • Area Girl Scouts seeking volunteers
• • Ceremony held to open disc golf course at USCA
• • Library events set for month of April
• • Farmers Market reopens Friday
• • Starlight Cinema returns April 15
• • ACTS celebrates 25 years
• Stellar Pitching Leads Pacers to Fifth Straight Win in Outback Cup
• Official Video for "Ballin' Like a Pacer" Unveiled
• USC Aiken Ranked 13th in Final Poll of 2010-11 Season
• Pacers Fall to Jaguars in Battle of Top 30 Teams
• Recent Weather Forces Slight Change to Eighth Annual Pacers and Polo Event
• Strong Final Round Helps Pacers to Fifth-Place Finish at Bearcat Classic
• Pacers Ground Flying Fleet
• • Police: Aiken man charged after fleeing traffic stop
• • Forklift thief fails in ATM heist attempt
• • Properties on Atomic Road to receive new numbers
• • Camera products could be scarce after Japan disaster
• • Teen pleads in possum prank
• • City OKs change to business license process
• • School district reassigns five to new positions
• • N.A. man pleads guilty to '09 murder
• • Local News in Brief for March 29
• • Choreographer to offer dance workshops for ACP's 'Chicago'
• • Wild weather normal for this time of year
• • North Augusta student wins statewide competition
• • WWII vet teaching fourth-graders reverence for the Stars and Stripes
• • Aiken High FFA will raise money for students through Saturday's plant sale
• • School district releases district appointments
• • School district releases district appointments
• First Game of Outback Cup Moved to Tuesday, March 29
• USC Aiken-Columbus State Softball Doubleheader Rescheduled for April 11
• Kornegay Named Peach Belt Conference Freshman of the Week for Third Time
• Letien in Seventh Place After First Round of Bearcat Classic
• Kornegay Garners South Carolina Education Lottery USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Week Plaudit
• • 90-year-old enjoys work at Masters
• • Development brings more hoofed traffic to city limits
• • Deadline for Home Brew Video Competition extended
• • Cooler weather, rain to continue through week
• • Robotics team takes it to the wire
• • On the Agenda for March 28
• • Learn valuable info on cancer
• • Concert choir from USCA performs at National Cathedral
• • Smith-Hazel pool may see more renovations
• • City to review business license process
• USC Aiken Drops Both Games of PBC Doubleheader to Fifth-Ranked Georgia College
• • Mickey, friends to bring magic to area
• • Progeny of one of state's earliest women in business visits event
• • Journalist remembered for voice on local issues
• • Students spend free time to build sheds
• • Festival blossoms despite the rain
• • Rabies clinics will be held around county
• • Center has much to offer in April
• • Darwin realized that animals are deceitful
• Inclement Weather Forces Pacers and Hurricanes to Reschedule PBC Tennis Match
• Inclement Weather Postpones Sunday’s Scheduled Twinbill at J.H. Satcher Field
• Pacers Survive Hurricanes
• USC Aiken Dominates Fifth-Ranked Bobcats
• USC Aiken’s Concert Choir to Perform at National Cathedral in Washington, D.C.
• • Aiken Spring Steeplechase: What attendees need to know
• • School official: Driver shortage 'a serious issue'
• • Volunteers lend aid to Project Vision
• • Man shot, taken to MCG
• • Man charged with credit card fraud, theft
• • Partner yoga to be offered at ACA on April 2
• • Sorority seesaws to raise money for local children
• • Register at Steeplechase for local mohawk competition
• • Drivers score grand opening gas for cheap
• • Names and Notes for March 26
• Hospital Services > Vein Center
• Threat of Inclement Weather Alters Weekend Schedule for Pacer Softball
• USC Aiken Men and Women Drop Matches to Nationally-Ranked Columbus State
• • Expo will let families check out summer programs and activities
• • Steeplechase tips: Arrive early, use correct entry gate
• • After 25 years of service, ACSO lieutenant retires
• • Students enjoy interactive fairy tale performance
• • Daughter's death inspires charity to help Nigerians
• • Names and Notes for March 25
• • Author discusses his new book on racehorse Barbaro at The Willcox
• • CAAHAC to host African wine tasting
• • Local engineer recognized by professional society
• • Career expo gives teens hands-on experience
• • Public input sought for traffic study
• 2010-11 USC Aiken Athletic Weekly Releases
• Kreutzer Named Head Women’s Cross Country Coach at USC Aiken
• Morehouse Honored as “Pickens-Salley Southern Woman of Distinction” by USC Aiken
• • Officers investigating Tuesday fatal crash
• • Eat, drink and watch races
• • Clyburns visit new ASTV show
• • 2010 Census: Aiken County's population rising
• • Residents to show care for others with Project Vision
• • Mayor stresses importance of area programs
• • Agreement brings DOE, SRR closer together
• • New business opens in downtown Aiken
• • Winning lottery ticket sold in Beech Island
• • USCA professor receives honor at symposium
• • New scholarship available for singing students
• • Police checkpoint evasion ends in fatal crash
• Pacers Dispatch Knights in Non-Conference Action
• • Suspect sought in hold up
• • Appeals court considers case for Yucca Mtn.
• • Steeplechase style: Hats a favorite accessory for race day
• • Three charged in local, national thefts
• • BOE votes to nix assistant superintendent positions
• • Officials seek suspect in armed robbery
• • Students learn about the eye at Ruth Patrick center
• • Church honors its pastor for his 6 years of service
• • Aiken Sertoma has long history at Steeplechase
• • Phi Mu sorority members to hold marathon seesaw ride for charity
• • Donations for seniors sought Thursday
• • Prom Preview to promote safe, fun prom nights
• 17th-Ranked Pacers Finish 11th at Bobcat Invitational
• USC Aiken Unable to Knock Off Nationally-Ranked Augusta State
• Pacers Declaw Wolves in 15-0 Road Victory
• • Former candidate for District 81 dies
• • Residents address Council on issue of business licenses
• • Author will sign copies of his book on Barbaro tonight at the Willcox
• • Five-year-old girl treated after being bitten by horse
• • Rep. Jeff Duncan officially opens satellite office in North Augusta
• • Radio host brings message of education to TV
• • Deadline to enter Home Brew Video Competition nears
• • Shots at Smith Hazel lead to chase, release
• • Area man tames feral horse at Aiken's Equine Rescue Center
• • Student musicians gather for annual All-County Orchestra
• • Community gathers to honor Tommy Dunbar
• • Aiken Steeplechase dates back to 1930s
• USC Aiken in 11th After the First Two Rounds of Bobcat Invitational
• Gobbi Named South Carolina Education Lottery USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Week
• • Quality Road again named Horse of Year
• • Getting you ready for the Spring Steeplechase
• • Legislation of dual positions draws the ire of clerk, residents
• • Redcliffe volunteers honored at awards ceremony
• • Society hears stories of women alive during WWII
• • Celebrate efforts of Southern women
• •
• • Houndslake GM recognized for help with culinary arts program
• • D.C.-based diplomats say goodbye to Aiken
• USC Aiken Drops Rubber Game to UNC Pembroke on Sunday
• Pacers See Home Winning-Streak End, Drop Conference Doubleheader to Nationally-Ranked Saints
• USC Aiken Men and Women Drop PBC Road Match to Lander
• • When pollen strikes, pines not guilty for springing allergies
• • Why don't hawks fight back?
• • Clear out the junk in your house
• • Fundraisers to push teams closer to goal of $275K by May 21
• • Thousands gather for first leg of Triple Crown
• • Students get creative in new AHS writing class
• • Local robotics team qualifies for international tourney in St. Louis
• • Scout creates new kiosk for service project
• USC Aiken Men and Women Claim Inaugural PBC Victories of 2011 Season
• Pacers Split PBC Road Doubleheader at Seventh-Ranked UNC Pembroke
• • The Aiken Trials: What attendees need to know
• • Gov. names Aikenite to ETV board
• • International diplomats arrive in Aiken for visit
• • Ryberg receives award for aiding small businesses
• • School budget issues topic of community chat in N.A.
• • Downtown culture center making progress
• • Editor will present research, stories at genealogy meeting
• • Passing Zone jugglers perform for area high school students
• • Local News in Brief for March 19
• • Officials enforce new permit for hauling metal
• Three Pacers Selected to PBC Women’s Basketball All-Academic Team
• Pacers Sweep Pair of Games From Falcons on the Road
• USC Aiken Men and Women Pick Up Dominating Road Wins Over Belmont Abbey
• • Police Blotter for March 18
• • Statue honoring Aiken's founder makes its debut
• • Graham: U.S. should learn from nuclear crisis in Japan
• • Officials prepare for Triple Crown kickoff on Saturday
• • Tipsey McStumbles draws ire opening day over skirt length
• • Local News in Brief for March 18
• • The Aiken Woman's Club annual fundraiser featured fashion, food
• • Man wanted for sex crimes surrenders
• • TalkBack for March 18: Traffic, corn-gas and Kool-Aid? Oh, yeah!
• • ACSO introduces permit measure to curb metal theft
• • SRNS Transition Center to open its doors Monday
• • New group continues work helping at-risk youth
• • Local leprechaun spreads prosperity in downtown Aiken
• • Trainers share expertise at gallops breakfast
• • Aiken Performing Arts Academy gets 'excellent' report card rating
• • No plans to close Southside Blockbuster
• • Tipsey McStumbles opens in Alley
• Pacer Golf Moves Into Top 20 in Latest National Poll
• • Edgefield woman wins $1M lottery
• • Symphony orchestra performs spring masterworks concert
• • Complexities of moving
• • Pawlenty: America should be 'leading the world'
• • Dunbar dies after surgery
• • Schools push up report-card grade
• • Former MLB player Dunbar dies at 51
• • Wife charged in husband's shooting
• • Police looking for Trenton man on sexual assault charges
• • Writers Series to feature two future hall-of-famers
• • Art center holding opening reception today
• • Man gets jail time for OxyContin
• • Pickens-Salley Symposium on Southern Women is Tuesday
• Hospital Services > Workplace Wellness
• • Diplomats will stay in Aiken for Trials
• Quality Outcomes
• • Man sought in sex assault case
• • Wife arrested in shooting of husband
• Pacers Down Trojans, End Skid
• • The year ahead is sure to bring new adventures, things to climb
• • Guns, drugs found in Augusta raid
• • Gov. Haley holds town hall in Aiken
• • County seeks to fill Registration and Elections executive director position
• • Complex will move: Council votes to build on greenfield site
• • Board has options to relieve shortfall
• • Challenge shows rift in local Republican Party
• • Chambers team up to tame issues in Midstate
• • First jewel of Aiken Triple Crown is Sat.
• • Council votes to move Complex
• • Williams and Maddox win New Ellenton City Council seats
• • Seminar will teach pastors how to lead strong, healthy congregations
• • Three charged with possession of marijuana
• • Loretta Lynn to take the stage in Augusta in June
• • Leprechaun will lead those shopping downtown to 'gold' on St. Patty's Day
• • Meltdown Could it happen here?
• • Council ready to vote on Complex today
• • Police net arrests in drug bust
• • Vaccinating your puppy can bring it many healthy years
• • Man charged with domestic violence
• • Watch out for scams when giving to tsunami victims
• • Steeplechase gala events to raise money for charities
• • Gov. Haley to hold town hall in Aiken today, Tuesday, March 15
• • Work begins today on State Park Road
• • SRR recognized with safety awards
• • School board will discuss budget at meeting tonight
• • Consultant: Online social media use growing rapidly among businesses
• • New Ellenton woman marks 100th birthday
• • Women of Woodside raise money for Cumbee Center
• • Cub Scouts race to win at Aiken Mall
• • Bedenbaugh named new Aiken assistant city manager
• • Accident on Whiskey slows traffic
• Harris Selected South Carolina Education Lottery USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Week
• • Area Cotillion Club prepares its students for social success
• • Student heads to national contest
• • North Augusta, Midland Valley get ready for Relay
• • Prominent figure in coaling dies in Aiken
• • Harvest of Love will give back to residents with event on April 9
• • On the Agenda for March 14
• • New Ellenton residents head to the polls Tuesday
• • Local News in Brief for March 14
• • Youth Board brainstorms for fundraisers
• • Future scientists, engineers show skills
• USC Aiken Battles Down Stretch, But Falls Short in 12-8 PBC Loss to Lander
• • Tippin to perform at Newberry Opera House
• • Let's begin America's great outdoors initiative
• • Should County Complex stay or go?
• • Rafter returns to land after 11 days
• • Shooting sends one man to hospital
• • Synagogue celebrates 90th anniversary
• • Leadership North Augusta volunteers spend time cleaning up Lookaway Hall
• • Journal workshop will be at bookstore
• • Brush fire under control
• USC Aiken Drops Both Games of PBC Road Doubleheader at Lander
• Pretty in Pink, Pacer Softball Remains Perfect at Home While Striking Out Cancer
• USC Aiken’s Magical Season Concludes With Regional Semifinal Loss to Lander
• • Friends to remember Aikenite in father role
• • Area chefs donate time, food for Youth Wing fundraiser
• • Rock star to hit stage at Aiken Prep's 95th anniversary Prep Fest
• • What's happening this weekend, March 12 and 13?
• • K-9 cop training returns to Aiken
• • 'Springing forward' makes for some weird occurrences
• • Local parents, kids invited to learn at Houndslake Safety Day Saturday
• • Scholarship fund will help students study in Germany
• • Local Mardi Gras celebration will benefit Children's Place
• • UPDATE: Hundreds killed in tsunami after 8.9 Japan quake
• Eighth-Ranked Pacers Claim First NCAA Win by Ousting Defending Regional Champion Tusculum
• • United Way celebrates successful 2010 campaign
• • Family struggles after house fire
• • Religion briefs for March 11
• • Augusta Goodwill to celebrate being green Friday
• • Yard Sale will benefit Relay For Life
• • Statue of William Aiken Sr. set to be unveiled Thursday
• • Pawlenty will speak to Aiken Republicans
• • Local woman publishes kids' book
• • Chiropractor opens new local practice
• • ACS Spring Concert will be held in May
• • Local volunteer coordinator brightens seniors' lives through 'Game Show Hour'
• • Join organization, help others during Red Cross Month
• • New officers named at NJROTC Pass in Review
• • Police question suspect in home invasions
• • Pawlenty to speak in Aiken
• • Synagogue celebration sold out
• Weather Forces USC Aiken-AASU to Push Back Start Time
• USC Aiken 26th in Latest ITA National Rankings
• USC Aiken Women's Basketball NCAA Tournament Central
• USC Aiken Softball Drops Pair of League Games to Pirates
• • ADPS simulates fire conditions
• • Council to decide on site for complex Tues.
• • ARMC names 2011 Board of Governors
• • Ash Wednesday serves as start to Lenten Season
• • Officers trained for Taser use
• • Review finds five violations at MOX facility
• • Juilliard performance shows that music doesn't have to be serious
• • Congressman extends invitation to DOE secretary for tour of SRS
• • PRT prepares for third corporate fitness challenge
• • South Aiken High to host dance party, karaoke for Relay
• • Trash & Treasures Sale is Saturday
• • Synagogue in Aiken will celebrate 90th anniversary
• • UPDATE: Severe thunderstorm warning in effect
• • Project Grad meeting at H. Odell Weeks Activities Center
• 17th-Ranked Pacers Fall to Indians in Midweek Contest
• • Committee: Move County Complex to new location
• • Daughter flung from roof of car
• • Some Aikenites say to give new bar a chance
• • Roberson faces long recovery time
• • Board focuses on student achievement
• • Juilliard in Aiken works with Youth Wing
• • Schofield eighth-graders see what college offers
• • Hundreds of students enjoy Juilliard in Aiken jazz
• Threat of Inclement Weather Forces Time Change on Wednesday for Pacer Baseball
• Kornegay Named League’s Freshman of the Week
• USC Aiken Moves Into Top 10 For Second Time in School History
• Cauley and Crimson Tide Take Top Honors at 14th Annual Cleveland Golf Palmetto Intercollegiate
• Nationally-Ranked USC Aiken Drops Single Game to Catawba
• Pacer Softball Splits League Doubleheader with 22nd-Ranked Saints
• • Dunkin' Donuts, Baskin-Robbins on Aiken's Southside open today
• • Midland Valley senior wins design competition for veterans memorial
• • Graniteville man arrested on allegations of sexual assault
• • EDITORIAL: New bar raises concerns
• • ID sought for forgery suspect
• • ADDA director cast for TV pilot, truTV episode
• • Resident
• • Owens-Corning workers still on strike over issues with contract negotiations
• • Tipsey McStumbles: Skirting decency?
• • Juilliard in Aiken outreach program makes a difference for area students
• • Gas prices to continue climb
• • Northbound traffic on Whiskey diverted
• DeGraffinreed Chosen South Carolina Education Lottery USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Week
• USC Aiken 17th in Latest Collegiate Baseball Newspaper Top 30 Poll
• USC Aiken to Face Tusculum at 1 p.m. Friday in NCAA Southeast Regional
• Alabama in the Lead After First Two Rounds of Action at 14th Annual Cleveland Golf Palmetto Intercollegiate
• • Local News in Brief for March 7
• • Thoroughbred artist opens his only show of '11
• • Aikenite unites with his aunt to write book about area
• • Group celebrates 40 years, looks to future
• • Buddies make reading fun
• • Institute meeting to unite community
• • Calling all area videographers for PRT contest
• • Downtown cafe introduces baked salty and sweet treat to menu
• • Kids to do jig in Ireland for gold on St. Pat's Day
• • Local fraternity wants to give teens a place to show off talent
• • Chisholm Gallery opens collection, includes area artist
• • Tickets are on sale now for gospel concert
• USC Aiken Falls Just Short in Bid for First PBC Tournament Title
• Pacers Drop Opening League Series with Patriots; Split Top-20 Doubleheader
• USC Aiken Earns Third Seed in NCAA Division II Southeast Regional
• • Construction causes stumble for new tavern
• • Owners not raising toast to new proposal for bars
• • Pearce: City has managed money well
• • Strike shuts down area plant
• Inclement Weather Alters Weekend for Pacer Softball
• USC Aiken Drops PBC Opener on Saturday
• 4-Peat! USC Aiken Obtains Fourth Consecutive PBC Title
• Pacers Knock Off No. 1 Clayton State, Advance to PBC Championship Game
• • Police examine gunshots fired into residence
• • Couple in Romania looks back on start with service group
• • Boykin spaniels go from Aiken to Westminster
• • Teachers learn to maximize new technology
• • Leadership Aiken to help prevent hunger
• • The Red Pepper ready for business with new owners
• • AAUW book fair begins
• USC Aiken Women’s Tennis Alters Weekend Schedule
• Two Pacers Nab All-PBC Plaudits; Harris Named Freshman of the Year
• Pacer Duo Acquires All-PBC Accolades; Brown Chosen Defensive Player of the Year
• • Council will likely settle fire district dispute
• • Riverkeeper closer to goal
• • Counterfeit scheme linked to West Africa
• • Former SRNS employees allege unfair labor practices
• • Aiken man sentenced to 35 years for sex crimes
• • ADPS officers talk safety with kindergartners
• • Juilliard in Aiken to kick off week of performances with concert today
• • Police seek home invasion suspects
• • AAUW Books 'N Things Fair starts today
• • Center educates women on risk with national lymphedema awareness day
• • Tour new tutoring center on Saturday
• • Sidewalk sale is today through Saturday
• • Books-A-Million hosts storytime for Read Across America Day
• • Democrats meeting March 11 for annual dinner
• • USCA students' spring break focused on Habitat for Humanity
• • Bookings
• • 'King's Speech' featured at Monetta Drive-In
• • 'King's Speech' featured at Monetta Drive-In
• • Alternative weekly Metro Spirit shuts down
• USC Aiken Set to Host 14th Annual Cleveland Golf Palmetto Intercollegiate
• Pacers Split with Patriots, Clary Breaks Record
• • Cut draws workers' ire
• • Copper theft on rise in S.C.
• • Man breaks back window, escapes moving police car
• • Woman charged in $5M counterfeit scheme
• • Women's history, teen events fill library's slate for March
• • AMS Academic Team goes undefeated
• • Adventure camps offered during spring break
• • Sidewalk sale in downtown Aiken kicks off today
• • Books-A-Million hosts storytime for Read Across America Day
• • First-graders learn the importance of reading from USCA student interns
• • The Metro Spiritclosed its doors after 22 years
• • Spring sidewalk sale starts Thursday
• • South Aiken Athletic Booster Club auction is March 12
• • Metro Spirit closing its doors today
• • Aiken Newcomers Club meeting Tuesday
• • Bitler will speak at Aiken Land Conservancy meeting
• • Aiken Today showcases area's best
• • USCA women's softball players taking on Newberry today
• • Clyburn honored with health care award
• • Metro Spirit newspaper shutting down today
• • Supreme Court backs Westboro funeral protesters
• • Bitler to speak at Aiken Land Conservancy meeting
• USC Aiken’s Edgewood Docudrama Receives Top District Award
• • SLED the topic of Senior men's February meeting
• • Fire claims life of elderly woman, husband survives
• • Next round of layoffs hits SRS
• • Woman will live on raft to raise awareness for Savannah River
• • S.C. gas prices some of lowest in nation
• • Beaux Arts Ball to raise funds for Aiken Prep
• • Rifle team, aced inspection among JROTC's achievements
• • Council lays out mission for committee
• • Choosing a pool liner is a lot like picking out plates
• • 'Edgewood' docudrama winner of education District III gold award
• • Kidsignment Sale to be held this weekend
• • South Aiken black history program features student poetry, black culture
• • Glass artist leading workshop
• • Springtime in Aiken already?
• • SRNS announces next round of layoffs: 342 affected
• • Trinity Hospice training volunteers
• • USCA film wins prestigious award
• • Woman killed in fire identified
• • Troopers investigating wreck with injuries; road blocked
• • Aiken Prep planning 95th Anniversary gala
• • Get best deal on fuel at Gas Buddy website
• • Father charged with stabbing daughter over medicine
• • Upcomng event is a lesson in social media
• • Internationally known comics stop in Aiken
• • Comedy show on tap for Friday night
• • Talkback
• • Morning fire claims elderly woman's life
• USC Aiken Up Two Spots to 12th in Latest National Poll
• Pacers Finish Third at Argonaut Invitational
• Pacers Unable to Overcome Late Deficit, Fall to Braves
• Kornegay Named Days Inn Downtown Aiken USC Aiken Athletic Department Student Athlete of the Month
• • Woman wins Super Bowl tickets for life
• • Has spring sprung in Aiken?
• • City Council approves SPCA MOU
• • Man dies in motorcycle accident
• • Role of advisory committee not defined before meeting
• • Area residents hotly contest fire districts
• • Board of Education recognizes the owner of Mr. Central for school aid
• • Man found guilty of murder sentenced to 30 years in prison
• • School board will continue its upgrades to school technology
• • City of Aiken fills two job openings; one job still open
• • Council to hear input on background checks
• • Motorcyclist killed on I-20
• • USCA basketball on ASTV tonight
• • Johnston Peach Blossom Festival pageant accepting applications
• • Reps from renowned stallion farm pay visit
• • Citizens Advisory Committee meeting tonight about complex
• • Robyne Thomas wins lifetime Super Bowl tickets
• • Rain headed this way tonight
• • Gas leak forces Byrd Elementary students to stay inside
• • IHOP pancake giveaway is Tuesday
• • Haley's visit postponed until March 15
• • Council voting tonight on shelter agreement
• • Pearce speaking at Friday event
• • Jackson sentenced to prison for murder
• • Police seek suspect in weekend shooting
• Pacers Move Up to 16th in Latest National Poll
• Nationally-Ranked Pacers in Fourth After First Day of Argonaut Invitational
• Letien Chosen South Carolina Education Lottery USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Week
• • Juilliard faculty organist will be in recital at St. Thaddeus March 6
• • Book sale section offers something for all
• • Member gives new tribunal system thumbs up
• • Committee to begin look at complex info
• • Warm weather helps turnout for Battle of Aiken
• • Pearl Harbor ring finally home
• • Couple brings life to aged courtyard in downtown area
• • Police Blotter for Feb. 28
• • New Hamburg marker unveiled
• • Suspect sought in N.A. shooting
• • On the Agenda for Feb. 28
• • Students to sing for studies with supreme soprano
• • Area high school presents careers for progressing pupils to ponder
• • Council to vote on agreement for shelter
• • Worship this morning at the Battle of Aiken site
• Nationally-Ranked Pacers Sweep Tigers
• Pacer Softball Drops Conference Doubleheader on Road to Braves
• • Odom - Coleman
• • Will Congress undermine environmental progress?
• • Is fluoride in area's water problematic?
• • Juilliard returns to area for festival
• • Police seek suspect in shooting
• • Battle of Aiken begins
• • Police arrest shooting suspect
• • Two detained for prank calls to 911 dispatch
• • Staffers smooch swine to stir up funding for school
• • IHOP will be taking donations for CMN on Nat'l Pancake Day
• • PEP seeks donations for RSM High teacher
• • Nationally acclaimed poet comes to Aiken
• • Knights of Columbus gives to special needs groups
• • Haley postpones Aiken visit
• • Dog obedience class will be held today
• • Get ready for the Battle of Aiken
• 14th-Ranked Pacers to Play Host to Francis Marion in PBC Quarterfinals
• USC Aiken Men and Women Post Identical 6-3 Wins Over Pfeiffer
• USC Aiken to Host UNC Pembroke in PBC Tournament Quarterfinals
• Pacers Close Regular Season on Four-Game Winning Streak With Overtime Win Over King
• Nationally-Ranked Pacers Continue Onslaught Against Tigers
• • Jackson found guilty of murder
• • Pot plant suspect surrenders
• • Playhouse looks for actor with bit of wit
• • Riding center obtains new certified instructor
• • What's happening in Aiken this weekend?
• • Augusta man busted for robbery after stopping for beer
• • Phelon sells part of Aiken facility
• • Area school kids get hands-on with history at Battle of Aiken
• • Jackson found guilty of murder
• • Mall walkers receive recognition, prizes at annual awards breakfast
• • The Aiken County Historical Society will meet Sunday
• • Dixie Thunder to hold benefit run for member
• • Roberson remains hospitalized
• • 'Once Upon a Time' performance will be at USCA
• • Celebrity Charity Casino Night is tonight
• • Beer-buying bank robbery suspect ID'd
• • USCA, Lander basketball teams square off tonight on ASTV
• • Jazz concert planned for Saturday
• • Here are the latest Aiken County detention center bookings
• • Playoff spots are on the line
• • First Assembly of God holding homecoming Sunday
• • Federal funds for meth cleanup are wiped out
• • Make Battle of Aiken part of your weekend plans
• • Rain going away; sunshine making an appearance
• • Aiken gymnasts win big at Furman competition
• • Head over to Plum Pudding for cooking show
• Pacer Softball Stumbles, Drops Road Doubleheader to Wingate
• 21st-Ranked Pacers Race Past Tigers
• • Dr. Frank Roberson recovering from surgery
• • Morris exhibit features abstract landscapes
• • Meth cleanup no longer federally funded
• • Religion briefs for Feb. 25
• • Testimony continues in the Tevon Jackson murder trial
• • Girl Scout cookie order distribution begins today
• • Gas prices on the rise locally
• • Local photographer to be featured at ACA
• • Clemson students learn to wrangle park's equipment
• • Graniteville man jailed on sex charge
• • Names and Notes for Feb. 25
• • Gov. Haley to visit Aiken on Thursday
• • Black History concert is today
• • Roberson still in Augusta hospital
• • Suspect sought after pot plants found
• • Residents meet to begin juvenile justice initiative
• • Aiken Prep students create nifty inventions
• • Man sentenced to 70 months in bank robbery
• • Plum Pudding Event: Come see 'Cooking with Madjon' Friday at 10 a.m.
• • Haley headed to Aiken March 3
• • Noisy SunChips bag may be thing of the past
• • Copper taken from area church
• • Murder trial begins
• • Educator Roberson still hospitalized
• • Warm weather brings pollen, allergies
• • Second phase of SRNS layoffs begins
• • Houndslake to hold safety day
• • Farrelly Brothers' latest is all edge, no soul
• • Cat in the Hat visits Clearwater Elementary
• • Renowned opera star to sing in Aiken
• • Mayor says taxes won't be levied on Burnettown
• • Augusta man sentenced in N.A. bank robbery
• • SRR names longtime manager as president
• • Johnston man publishes third book, offers hope
• • Local Girl Scouts gather to mark World Thinking Day
• • Local church offers help to handicapped homeowners
• • College singers auditioning with opera singer
• • College singers auditioning with opera singer
• • Olson to replace Frence at SRR
• • Former Aiken County prosecutor resigns after DUI arrest
• • Former Aiken County prosecutor resigns after DUI arrest
• • UPDATE: Superintendent Roberson has surgery
• • Wreck causes traffic backup on S.C. 19
• Pacers Move Back Into Top 25
• USC Aiken Athletic Department Unveils Photo Store
• 14th-Ranked Pacer Women Make “Senior Night” a Night to Remember with Upset Over No. 2 Lander
• Brown Free Throw in Final Second Leads Pacers to “Senior Night” Victory
• Lincoln Exhibit To Be On Display Throughout March at USC Aiken
• • Citizens council will recommend location for complex
• • BOE to proceed with master plans
• • The Battle of Aiken set for this weekend
• • Two raccoons test positive for rabies
• • Clutter hampers firefighters
• • Silver Bluff High celebrates anniversary with '80s theme
• • U.S. Rep. Duncan talks budget cuts during Aiken visit
• • Body of missing N.A. man found
• • ARMC to honor Mall Walkers
• • SRNL and Wounded Warriorsto help veterans return to work
• • Essential oils workshop to be held tonight
• • Aiken library to hold seminar on digital branch downloads
• • Tanker overturns, spills fuel
• • Final public input session on complex tonight friom 7-9
• • Bill would set texting while driving fine
• Dancewordz holds Ballet Summer Intensive Audition in Columbia, SC
• USC Aiken and Pfeiffer Match Set for 1 p.m. on Saturday
• Kornegay Named PBC Freshman of the Week
• USC Aiken Moves Up to 14th in Latest National Poll
• Strong Final Round Leads Pacers to Fifth Place Finish at Wexford Plantation Intercollegiate
• Record Falls While Pacers Sweep League Opener with Bearcats
• SC Academy of Authors to Honor Three Writers at USC Aiken March 18
• • Drawing will be held for renowned French equestrian artist's painting
• • Man arrested on drug charges
• • Robbery suspect behind bars
• • Student wins award in chili cook-off
• • N.A. residents discuss new complex plan
• • G-Force takes 1st in robotics regional
• • Girl Scout favorites arrive Thursday
• • Officials: Fire danger continues
• • Celebrate Aiken! generated budget surplus
• • Faith-based job skills program is now seeking applicants for March session
• • School board meeting at 6:30 p.m.
• • USCA holding auditions for "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown"
• • Sheriff's Office Reserve Deputy Program is recruiting citizens
• • Aiken SPCA and partner groups come together following the fire
• • McMaster to advise USC on fundraising
• • Jobs for Life students sought
• • Jobs for Life students sought
• • Group: S.C. needs better film incentives
• • Stepmother indicted on murder charge in disabled girl's death
• • Street corner sign teen's punishment for bad grades
• • Man charged with running illegal tattoo parlor
• • Hold off on outdoor burning, S.C. forestry officials warn
• • No trial yet for Augusta woman charged in husband's death
• Carmon Named South Carolina Education Lottery USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Week
• Letien in 10th After First Two Rounds of Wexford Plantation Intercollegiate
• USC Aiken No. 21 in Latest Collegiate Baseball Newspaper Poll
• • Teachers receive grants provided by online charity
• • Group offers cheer clinic, experience to area girls
• • Family to travel in April to test for black belts
• • Men's Club marks 39 years in April
• • S.C. House proposal opens door to new way of business
• • Aiken Middle School gets a spring cleaning
• • Equine artist to exhibit artwork at museum
• • Rec group careful about keeping kids safe while playing
• • Community rallies behind cleanup
• USC Aiken Completes Sweep of Shippensburg
• Pacer Tennis Pounces on Benedict for Easy Victories on Sunday Afternoon
• Pacers Split Thriller with Nationally-Ranked Bears
• • 'Up the Down Staircase' to premiere this week
• •
• • USCA to host renowned poet at center for the arts
• • Plantation educates on slave life during Civil War
• • Group keeps dogs on beat, assists society against cancer
• • Steeplechase parking deadline gallops near
• • Drug investigation nets 7 arrests
• • Teachers receive grants provided by online charity
• • Relatives of adopted woman find her long-lost biological family, answers
• • First female episcopal priest blazed trails during life
• • Kids prepare projects for science fair
• • Masterworks to hold auditions for all vocal parts
• • Nominations sought for local outstanding chemistry teachers
• • Seven arrested in drug bust
• Pacer Men and Women Drop League Matches to Flagler
• Late Surge Leads 27th-Ranked Pacers Past Shippensburg
• Denham and Fellow Newcomers Keep Pacers Perfect
• Brandt Becomes All-Time Wins Leader as 15th-Ranked Pacers Best AASU
• USC Aiken Moves Up to Second in PBC East With Road Win Over AASU
• • DOE to hold meeting on waste disposal
• • Playhouse aids ADPS in lessons to reduce crisis
• • Classes to offer intros to weaving, watercolor
• • Dog's owner: Shooting was unnecessary
• • Suspect named in North Augusta shooting
• • Mini-course brings kids, knitters together
• • Aiken Relay team leaders meet in preparation for May event
• • Museum gift shop moved, room for documents still a work in progress
• • Police Blotter for Feb. 19
• • Fire crews battle brushy blaze
• • Forestry officials: Don't do any outdoor burning this weekend
• 27th-Ranked Pacers Defeat Raiders 10-2
• USC Aiken Tennis Teams Fall to Anderson
• • 'Night of Magic' showcases area's competitive robots
• • Young Women's Empowerment Conference to be held in April
• • Women's Heart Board musical to open next week
• • Local vocal instructor to hold book signing at library
• • Religion Briefs for Feb. 18
• • Aiken man wanted by FBI for child porn
• • Sinise to visit CSRA veterans in April
• • Officials seek suspect in North Augusta shooting
• • Deputy shoots, kills pit bull
• • Man arrested for role in hold up
• • Aiken High duo will compete on national stage
• • DHEC: Combat seasonal flu by getting vaccinated
• • Official: Gunshot wound cause of death
• • Purchases will benefit Aiken SPCA
• • FBI seeks Aiken man wanted on child porn charges
• USC Aiken to Open 2011 Spring Campaign at Sixth Annual Wexford Plantation Intercollegiate
• • Gardeners should wait to avoid 'quick freeze'
• • SPCA ready to start over
• • North Augusta meth bust nets three arrests
• • Man suspected in Tenn. murder caught in N.A.
• • Cumbee Center needs volunteers, offering training
• • Three Rivers to take waste from convenience centers
• • Board does not support charter school bill
• • Charges dismissed against Wetherington
• • CSRA Young Marines program teaches discipline, leadership skills, teamwork
• • Cleanup day at Aiken Middle aims to make the pond area usable again
• •
• • Milestone reached in returning SRR waste tank to use
• • Local news in brief
• • NEW: Warrant issued for school secretary charged in sexual escapade
• • Lottery mistake means two sets of winning numbers
• • Bankrupt Borders closing hundreds of stores; Augusta location remaining open
• National Osteoporosis Awareness Health Project
• USC Aiken Still Third in Latest Region Poll
• USC Aiken Tabbed Ninth in Latest Region Tally
• Nationally-Ranked Pacers Thrash Wolves
• 15th-Ranked USC Aiken Women Keep Rolling in Road Win Over UNC Pembroke
• USC Aiken Claims Crucial PBC East Road Win at UNC Pembroke
• • TalkBack for Feb. 16
• • Concerns raised about MOX in FY 2012
• • Meteorologist gives kids a perspective on weather
• • Midland Valley's FFA honored by national group
• • Kidney Benefit run will help patients
• • Calling all Aikenites for Carolina Bay cleanup Sunday
• • Plan for County to fund background checks advances
• • Witnessing Egypt unrest
• • NEW: Memorial scholarship honors DeVore
• Pacers Remain 15th in Latest National Poll
• Freshman Kornegay Tabbed League’s Pitcher of the Week
• Carmon and Wolfe Nab PBC Baseball Weekly Honors
• • Sesquicentennial Civil War fact for Tuesday, Feb. 15
• • The ultimate man cave
• • There are several things to consider when adopting a dog
• • Council to assess fluoride in water
• • County officials hear from Wagener residents on complex
• • Academic Renaissance incentive program kicks off at RS-M High
• • Chu: Budget is part of plan to win future
• • Briefs for Feb. 9
• • Who should pay for background checks? Recreation Commission wants the County to pay full cost of background checks for volunteers
• • Crosland Park meeting to focus on crime statistics
• • Body of arson suspect found
• • Changing wrecker rotation in N.A. raising frustration levels
• • Carolina Bay would be a beautiful place were it not for all the litter
• • Aerial surprise perfect end to Valentine's Day dinner
• • Aiken celebrates partner cities, raises money for scholarships
• • ATC may face cuts in state funding this year
• • Aiken man suspected of starting fire found dead
• • NEW: Right lane closed on I-20
• Kornegay Named South Carolina Education Lottery USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Week
• • Council to review DOT's plan to fix Powderhouse Road
• • Higher temps bring residents outdoors
• • On the Agenda for Feb. 14
• • Ex-presidential cat leads Aiken retiree into history
• • Rail proposal is a reminder of Aiken's start
• • Kennedy students receive variety of mini-courses
• • Couple recounts days spent overseas
• • SAHS CyberPatriots head to Orlando for semifinal competition
• • Church returns to roots for celebration
• • Aiken Trials race will be renamed after late trainer
• • Local woman gets keys to her new home
• • Police Blotter for Feb. 14
• Pacers Maul Bears in Doubleheader to Remain Perfect
• Barry Able to Salvage Final Game on Sunday in Pacer Series Victory
• • Coffeehouse returns in patriotic spirit
• • Irish footwear, quality apparel to be available at Highfields
• • Alumni gather for annual homecoming
• • Area schools compete in Science Bowl
• • Stoner solves way to 3rd win
• • What's in the cards for younger Mavris sister?
• • Mavris: 'After a 10-year nightmare, the tunnel of light shines through'
• • Four area fire departments receive grants
• • Camp Invention to be held in June at Ruth Patrick
• • Jazz orchestra reaches out to students
• • Aiken man dies after hitting pole
• • Help Line holds event for kids to raise funds
• • Woman protests outside SRS against abuse in workplace
• • Press presence prompts NADPS to cancel meeting
• • More job cuts at SRS likely
• • Council considers closing six parks at budget retreat
• • Hit-and-run victim's brother hopes for recovery
• • Local chiropractor charged with assault
• • Local news in brief for Feb. 12
• • USC Aiken lucky recipient of cutting-edge microscope
• • Donations of food at Relay will weigh down luminaria
• • Partnership dedicates hydrogen fueling station
• • USC Aiken now home to unique microscope
• • Comedian will perform tonight in Augusta
• USC Aiken Men’s and Women’s Tennis Drop PBC Openers on Friday
• Late-Inning Rally Lifts Nationally-Ranked Pacers Over Buccaneers in Top-30 Showdown
• • Slow down
• • Verizon iPhone arrives in Aiken
• • Hollywood horses give exhibition in Aiken
• • Jim Stewart meets Ky. counterpart of the same name
• • AAUW celebrate 2010 grant recipients
• • Local news in brief for Feb. 11
• • Local soprano to perform Sunday
• • 'Funniest Man in America' returns to Aiken on Saturday
• • Partners in Friendship holding annual dinner
• • Exhibition focuses on African-Americans
• • Pigging out on pancakes will help teach reading
• • Chief: Red Cross runs on 'generosity of people'
• • Art Show & Sale will raise funds for local Women Build
• • ACP holding auditions for 'Rent'
• Physician Directory O-Z > Urology
• Westphal Receives NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship
• 15th-Ranked Pacers Pick Up 20th Win in 69-59 Road Victory Over Montevallo
• USC Aiken Unable to Hold Off Late Montevallo Rally
• Pacers Unable to Ground Flying Fleet
• • Volunteers needed to help clean up park
• • USCA theatre event to gather donations for Cumbee Center
• • Public input on new complex sought in three more meetings
• • More construction for Pawnee/Neilson Connector
• • Aiken Technical College will host MathCounts competition Saturday
• • Winter weather advisory in place until 9 a.m.
• • Three injured, two dead in Tuesday crash
• • Egypt the topic of USCA panel
• • Beta Sigma Phi members start new year
• • Bond set in cyclist's death
• • Kappa Alpha Psi alums celebrate centennial of fraternity founding
• • Students will get treated to jazz performance
• • Essay winners highlight Revolutionary War events
• • Groups can help local businesses network, grow
• • Snow could tag along with Thursday's rain
• • Update: Two killed in Cooks Bridge Road crash
• USC Aiken Women Remain Third in Latest Region Rankings
• Pacer Men Advance to Sixth in Latest Region Rankings
• Aranas Named to Tino Martinez Award Watch List
• • Area health center changes ownership, adds new additions
• • Pawnee/Neilson connector gets delayed again
• • Trip to the DMV was less painful than expected
• • Therapy dog combats fear
• • Director: Aiken SPCA may reopen in March
• • Civil suit filed in The Balcony auction dispute
• • Restructured schedule could double career center students
• • Voters select incumbents in primary
• • Man charged in cyclist's death
• • Man charged in cyclist's death
• • Two confirmed dead in Cooks Bridge Road wreck
• • Woman sentenced to prison for two years in drug case
• • Author, doctor Clark Gillespie passes away at the age of 88
• • Area teachers unsure of proposed plan to base pay on performance
• • Cyclist struck by a car in October dies from injuries
• • Fundraiser tonight will help girl with leukemia
• USCA Inclusion Awards Announced
• USCA’s Deidre Martin named Woman of the Year
• USCA Dance Marathon to Benefit MCG Children’s Medical Center
• USC Aiken Announces Fall 2010 Graduates
• USC Aiken Announces Fall 2010 President’s and Dean’s Lists Honors
• USCA Staff Member headed to Westminster Dog Show
• • Get ready for more snow - maybe
• USC Aiken Moves Into Top 15 in Latest National Poll
• USC Aiken Remains Perfect in 8-1 Road Victory Over Clark Atlanta
• • Makin' the rockin' world go round
• • SPCA thankful for community support during, after the fire
• • Police: Woman stabbed husband
• • Legislators, School Board talk about their education concerns
• • Second complex public input meeting focuses on location
• • County animal control to help Aiken SPCA recover from fire
• • Woman charged with harassing 911 dispatch
• • Bloodhounds aid police in tracking
• • Briefs for Feb. 8
• • Horse simulator helps riders gain confidence, improve technique
• • Say cheese! Aiken Packers fans revel
• • Police charge suspects with other break-ins
• • Pink Zone highlights courage in battle against breast cancer
• • N.A. Council primary is today
• 16th-Ranked Pacer Women Cruise Past Saints During Annual Pink Zone Contest
• Alexander Achieves Century Mark With Home Win Over Saints
• Brown Named South Carolina Education Lottery USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Week
• • Surveillance cameras may pop up downtown
• • 'Spoiled' is not the only reason kids won't eat
• • Sponsors sought for Jackson computer lab
• • Area science center to debut updated life-size periodic table
• • Locals show support for their favorite team
• • Security Federal Corp. announces increase in third-quarter earnings
• • Get tested for HIV, lessen stigma
• • East Aiken celebrates Black History Month
• • Police blotter for Feb. 7
• • SPCA to learn extent of damage; locals urged to take care of pets
• Pacer Tennis Opens 2011 Spring Campaign With Emphatic Victories
• Nationally-Ranked Pacers Claim Opening Series Over Railsplitters
• • Festival enriches students in language arts for sixth year
• • Furry friends in need: Shelter seeks housing for animals after fire
• • Bond set in felony DUI with deaths
• • Vendors prepare for heavy traffic for Super Bowl
• • Area show, sale of antiques opens doors to public
• • Couple's daughter-in-law gets visit from WWII's 'kissing sailor'
• • Two named team leaders for Aiken Communications
• • UPDATE: Bond set in felony DUI case
• • SPCA seeking donations after fire
• Nationally-Ranked Pacers Open Regular Season by Splitting Twinbill With Lincoln Memorial
• • Aiken native returns for Heart Board musical
• • Chris' Camera Center takes first in photo book promotion contest
• • Students get clean smile at ATC's annual event
• • Freshman U.S. rep. opens Aiken office
• • Students dance for children at MCG
• • DOE manager has high hopes for SRS
• • North Augusta native named Fluor CEO
• • Fire at SPCA contained; all animals evacuated, safe
• • Power restored to thousands after morning outage
• Inclement Weather Forces Pacers to Open 2011 Season on Saturday
• Make it an Evening of Pacer Athletics on the Television
• • County Council voting districts to be redrawn
• • Three charged with embezzling from DOE
• • Preview party kicks off weekend of antiques
• • Homeless shelter helps men get on their feet
• • County adds two input sessions for new complex
• • Local news in brief for Feb. 4
• • Upcoming events for Feb. 4
• • Upcoming events for Feb. 4
• Schirmer Named to Capital One Academic All-District Team
• USC Aiken Tennis Cancels Season-Opening Matches
• • Verizon iPhone preorders begin
• • Movie star horses coming to Aiken
• • Man arrested on attempted murder charges
• • Former SRNL lab director receives promotion in U.K.
• • Black History Month play to use the past to empower and enlighten
• • Dinner will raise money for Boys & Girls Club
• • Movies, presentations fill library's slate in February
• • Wear red to support heart health Friday
• • Local news in brief for Feb. 3
• • Local news in brief for Feb. 3
• • Museum displays black history exhibit
• • Investigators seek three for questioning in theft, fraud
• • Antiques in the Heart of Aiken will host vendors, food, lectures
• USC Aiken Moves Up to Third in Latest Region Rankings
• USC Aiken Ranked Seventh in Latest Region Rankings
• USC Aiken Knocks Off Third-Ranked Jaguars at Convocation Center
• 16th-Ranked Pacer Women Dish out School Record to Declaw Jaguars
• Conner Named San Diego Padres Organizational Scout of the Year
• • Council supports S.C. illegal immigration bill
• • Awards given for guidance, support of diversity at USCA
• • Man charged in high-speed chase linked to thefts
• • Bond set at $10,000 for man charged in hit-and-run
• • Willcox awarded environmental sustainability certification
• • Test reactor dome removed at SRS
• • Local lawyer to hold clinic
• • South Aiken High students show their support for Relay For Life
• • Spelling bee features words from the Bible
• • Local woman aims to collect blank books for journaling
• • USC Aiken will hold dance marathon fundraiser to benefit children at MCG
• • Man charged in hit and run
• Harris Named Days Inn Downtown Aiken USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Month for January
• USC Aiken Moves Up Two Spots to 16th in Latest National Poll
• Diaz Named Rookie of the Year on PGA Tour of Mexico
• • Sorority collecting dresses to help girls attend prom
• •
• • Man charged for meth; kids taken from home
• • Fourteen Aiken County schools win Palmetto gold, silver awards
• • ATC Foundation names new appointments
• • Nature series set to continue with bluebirds seminar
• • First Steps readies children for school
• • SRNL microbes may aid in cleaning up chemicals
• • Briefs for Feb. 1
• • Tickets available for 'Frankenstein'
• • Death by copperhead bite puzzles experts
• • Soldier who died overseas had Aiken ties
• • East Aiken students meet pianist
• • City will fill three positions
• • County will discuss backing anti-illegal immigration bill
• Hospital Services > Behavioral Health Services
• • Son of local resident killed in Afghanistan
• • Children removed from home after meth bust
• • GHS alumni to embark on Carnival cruise
• • What is Council saying with final decision for County’s new complex months away?
• • Visiting artist teaches, entertains Belvedere students
• • Fighting breast cancer on the court
• • Awards given for historic structures
• • Center for the Arts announces schedule for its spring classes
• • Teachers learn tips to handle kids' differentiated learning
• • Learn more about Thoroughbreds, racing
• • On the Agenda for Jan. 31
• • Competing with others makes kids want to read
• Schirmer Chosen South Carolina Education Lottery USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Week
• • A look at some of those awaiting trial
• • Mollusks are textbook example of declining biodiversity
• • Re-enactors prepare for battle
• • Conference brings together staff members of child care
• • Periodic table gets an update
• • Number of homicides in county down last year
• • Retreat concludes with several goals on horizon
• • Chiropractic adjustments lead to relief of horse's discomfort
• • ADPS seeks info on series of robberies
• • USCA awarded for eco-friendly laundry service
• • Aiken Triple Crown nears
• • Two arrested for meth lab in Warrenville
• • Chamber honors superlative citizens
• • Security tops issues at Council's annual retreat
• • Wright gets life in Ga.; Aiken charges pending
• • Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey present Barnum's FUNundrum
• • School Board members impressed by student art
• • Foundation will give out awards for preservation
• • Aiken Chamber receives excellence awards
• • Former NAMS students return to school to inspire eighth-graders
• • Still no leads in hit-and-run
• • Police Blotter for Jan. 29
• • Officials try to ID burglary suspect from security tape
• USC Aiken Athletics Continues Strong Performance in Classroom in Fall of 2010
• • Officials seek armed robbery suspect
• • City Council to talk goals for 2011 at Horizon Retreat
• • Disney coming to Convocation Center in April
• • USCA teaches eighth-graders the importance of CHOICES
• • SRR tops list of safest DOE contractors
• • Religion Briefs for Jan. 28
• • ACTS celebrating 25 years in Aiken
• • Man in coma after being shot in head
• • Rescued dog is subject of upcoming 'Paw Prints'
• • Re-enactment will highlight Civil War era
• • Library will show Disney movie, have lullaby concert
• • Three burglary suspects identified
• • Local news in brief for Jan. 28
• • Are you a Super fan?
• Aranas and Carmon Tabbed to PBC Preseason All-Conference Baseball Team
• Three-Time All-American Pacer Softball Player Strickland’s Jersey to be Retired During Half-time of Men’s Game on Feb. 7
• Collection of Sir Walter Scott Books Donated to USCA
• USCA to Receive Certificate for Carbon Neutrality Effort
• • SRNL joins partners around the world in a radioecology network
• • Funding cuts would stunt growth of arts school
• • Drug charges stem from N.A. traffic stop
• • State of the Union positive for SRNL, nuclear community
• • Furniture store's closing date still not certain
• • Juggling class begins at USCA today
• • CSRA Heart Walk kicks off with tales of perseverance
• • USCA student arrested on drug charges
• • Aiken High seeks cleanup volunteers
• • Local business leader name economic ambassador
• • Midland Valley NJROTC aces its annual inspection
• • Manhunt ends with three in custody
• Inside Pacer Athletics – Episode 1 of 2011
• USC Aiken Women’s Basketball Ranked Fourth in First Region Poll
• USC Aiken Men’s Basketball National Leader in Blocked Shots
• USC Aiken Releases Spring Athletic Media Guides
• USC Aiken Men’s Basketball Organizes Food Drive for Augusta State Doubleheader
• USC Aiken Selling Presale Tickets Currently for Augusta State Doubleheader
• •
• • Filming wraps for reality show at W.Va. mine
• • When traveling, be sure the car has a spare tire and a jack
• • County Complex location is a concern
• • Delayed taxes may affect millions of taxpayers
• • Rally for a cure: Community supports Meredith Legg’s fight against cancer
• • Dog that killed 9-year-old girl euthanized
• • School Board delays action to advance construction project
• • Cyclists to trek for clean water
• • AHS students 'pay it forward'
• • Expansion, relocation planned to increase traffic at two libraries
• • Swap meet planned for outdoorsmen
• • Briefs for Jan. 26
• • Cyclist identified
• USC Aiken Comes in At No. 18 in Latest National Poll
• USC Aiken Women’s Basketball to Hold Annual Pink Zone Game on Feb. 7
• • Volunteering may help increase job skills, lead to full time employment
• • Busbee-Corbett seventh-grader correctly spells 'silhouette,' wins
• • Man faces more HIV exposure charges
• • Cyclist still in hospital; driver sought
• • Legislature debates restrictions on balloon releases
• • City Council denies proposal for Murphy Oil
• • Local news in brief for Jan. 25
• • Culinary arts students prepare benefit dinner
• • Man charged with attempted murder
• • Steven Adler: Appetite for rehabilitation
• • Former Aiken Standard columnist to sign books
• • North Augusta man charged in recent string of burglaries
• • Visiting Rotarians say club's efforts have polio 'on the run'
• • Heart Walk 2011 revs up on Wednesday
• • Cyclist still in hospital after hit-and-run; driver sought
• Brown Named Peach Belt Conference Player of the Week
• USC Aiken Golf Continues Preparations for 2011 Spring Campaign
• • Women battle adversity, named to S.C. Academic All-State Team
• • Council to review plan for new fueling station
• • Hundreds gather to show their appreciation for LeDuc's service
• • USCA professor wins award for portrait
• • Horse riders find yoga to be beneficial mentally, physically
• • On the Agenda for Jan. 24
• • Club raises funds for area charities
• • Sixth-graders make strong showing at Future City contest
• • Police seek driver in hit-and-run
• Brown Chosen South Carolina Education Lottery USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Week
• • Nissan Leaf, Chevy Volt offer eco-friendly options
• • Fatz Cafe to host pancake breakfast to aid employee
• • St. Mary children branch out with natural production
• • Teams qualify for state LEGO tourney
• • 19th-century writer's legacy is now in USCA's possession
• • 'Extreme Makeover' to premiere tonight
• • Bridal event unveils winner of free wedding
• • Group gives during Satur-Day of Service
• • AAUW begins accepting book donations
• • Odom - Lawrence
• • Aiken - Moore
• • Crosby - Ellison
• 17th-Ranked USC Aiken Unable to Knock Off No. 1 Lander in Battle of Top 20 Teams
• • Aiken man charged with HIV exposure
• • SRS won't be site for mercury storage
• • Putting a hump in neighborhood speeding
• • Plans for County rec center begin to take shape
• • LeDuc to be honored for service at Sunday's farewell open house
• • Talent search to gives local artists chance for promotion, distribution
• Hospital Services > Southside Imaging Center
• • Police search for suspect in multiple car break-ins
• • Evening's basketball games start at 6 p.m.
• USC Aiken Chosen to Finish Fourth in Preseason PBC Coaches Poll
• • Sign up for childhood education conference
• • Teachers urge School Board to support literacy program
• • Sign up for childhood education conference
• • Centers a source of hope and help in Graniteville
• • Aiken Electric Cooperative awards more than $300K to attract industry
• • Grieving mom gets no respite from well-meaning friends
• • No Loko, Joose
• • Drug bust nets arrests of 4 Wagener men
• • Coroner's office may need more storage space
• • High-speed chase of Augusta bank robbery suspects ends in Lexington
• • Religion Briefs for Jan. 21
• • Police seek to ID suspect in fraud
• • Local news in brief
• • Breezeway construction is now under way at downtown depot
• • SRNS 'minigrants' program seeking teacher applicants
• • County calls for citizen comments on complex
• Winter Concert to Benefit USCA Music Department
• Hospital Services > Diabetes Management
• Hospital Services > Southside Medical Services
• • Police: Body found in Bath ruled homicide
• • Group says SRNS lacks licensing for reactors
• • 'Frankenstein' cast to perform again as fundraiser for young artist
• • Warrenville man charged with burglary, arson
• • Students to compete in district spelling bee
• • Aiken PRT offers monthly day trips for seniors
• • Local firearms instructor was 'a prince of a fellow'
• • Briefs for Jan. 20
• • Brief for Jan. 20
• • Aiken robotics teams will compete Sat.
• • Web feature will allow tracking of sales tax
• • Little Caesars returns to Aiken
• • Community supports Heart Board at tea
• • Death ruled homicide
• USC Aiken Tennis Begins Preseason Practice for 2011 Spring Season
• USC Aiken Baseball Acquires Second Preseason Ranking
• The Bad Bulls Are Back!
• USCA Professor’s Painting Takes SC State Fair Top Prize
• • Bookings Jan. 14-17
• • Brief for Jan. 19
• • Blotter for Jan. 19
• • Not everyone's a winner if a cheetah is involved
• • Hallman impressed Haley willing to work with colleges
• • Realtors gather for day of appreciation
• • Residents give input on downtown revitalization
• • Remains ID'd as missing Warrenville man
• • Another nameless decade? USCA professor: Odd-sounding names not generally accepted
• • Citizens speak on changes to noise ordinance
• • New book aims to help business ready for future
• • Broken water pipe on Laurens St. being fixed
• • Remains found identified as missing Warrenville man
• • Cinderella Project aims to give girls outfits for prom
• • ACS awards Relay teams from 2010, prepares to begin 2011 campaign
• • Ladies club sponsoring breakfast fundraiser
• • St. John's to host global missions event
• • Water shut off on Laurens Street from Richland Avenue to Public Safety
• • Education board to meet Tuesday
• • On the Agenda for Jan. 18
• USC Aiken Moves Up One Spot to 17th in Latest National Poll
• • Voice your opinion on noise ordinance
• • Santorum talks to County GOP
• • New MLK street signs leave addresses intact
• • Stallions return to South Carolina
• • Police Blotter for Jan. 18
• • Warmth, interrupted by snow, makes for confusing season
• • A city of character
• • Fire kills chickens, destroys structure
• • M'Aiken Magic prepares for upcoming competitions
• • Camellia show names winners
• • Professor: Correction of zodiac is authentic
• • North Augusta Elementary named to Riley Honor Roll
• • Equine expo to return to Camden on Feb. 5
• • Positions change among leaders at Security Federal
• Harris Named South Carolina Education Lottery USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Week
• • Students to tackle health care during Future City competition
• • Signs off? Astrologers dispute addition of 13th zodiac sign
• • Touching down on rugby
• • Civil Affairs unit plans to hold reunion
• • Camellia Society opens annual show
• • Taylor named advertising director
• • Jackson teenager holds IHRA Champion title
• • Fraternity recognizes educator as 'drum major'
• • Designer to host three-part seminar for sewing guild
• • 'Rabbit Hole' play premiere includes red carpet, paparazzi
• • Jackson: Don't use MLK Day to make up snow days
• • Weekend warmth will melt lingering snow, ice
• • Aiken woman to appear on ABC TV show
• Mended Hearts Group Gives Back to USC Aiken
• • Students create elements with interactive display
• • Juilliard residency will culminate with performance today
• • N.A. man charged in robbery, one sought
• • Travel company has celebrated first anniversary
• • Many gather to remember MLK Jr.
• • ACA will hold holiday camp Monday
• USC Aiken Announces Second Annual “Black Out – Fight for Sight Night”
• • Religion briefs for Jan 14
• • Polish philharmonic to perform at USCA
• • City OKs sales tax allocation to SPCA
• • Aiken bride-to-be says yes to dress on TLC's cameras
• • Pre-order your cookies
• • Former Sen. Santorum to speak at GOP luncheon
• • ACSO busts three on drug charges
• • Engineer finds way to spread his love of music
• • Local news in brief
• • Yucca Mtn. appeal will be heard in March
• • ACP to roll out red carpet tonight
• • Three local high school seniors earn DAR Good Citizen awards
• • Check out blooms at Aiken Camellia Show on Saturday, Sunday
• • Power restored to Aiken neighborhoods
• Fort Discovery Display Relocated to USC Aiken, Unveiling Jan. 13
• • Felony DUI charge said to have 'teeth'
• • Scholarships honor lives lost
• • Briefs for Jan. 13
• • Brief for Jan. 13
• • Organizers gear up for Battle of Aiken
• • Public input sought for plan on area around new depot
• • Aiken Middle students learn to get fit for life
• • Former display at Fort Discovery moved to Ruth Patrick center at USCA
• • Heritage Park on York Street nearly finished
• • SRNL scientist honored with the title 'Fellow'
• • Aiken branch of AAUW to begin accepting donations for book sale
• • New display to be unveiled at Ruth Patrick Center
• Pacers Claim 10th Straight Win in 74-66 Overtime Victory Over Francis Marion
• Two Double-Doubles Not Enough For Pacers to Earn Road Victory at FMU
• Pacer Baseball Prepares for Start of Preseason Practice
• • School will host workshop to focus on parenting kids with special needs
• • Storm forces Juilliard concert's postponement
• • Snow and ice should have no effect on May peach harvest
• • Cereal dilemma ends with instant response
• • Number of power outages lower than expected
• • Parkway's final phase helps reduce area traffic
• • Firm seeks input from public for rec center
• • Snow tracks lead to burglar's arrest
• • Aiken thaws out after winter storm
• • Briefs for Jan. 12
• • County schools back in session Wednesday; second make up date announced
• • Roads clearing; SRS returns to normal hours
• • S.C. residents face icy roads, power outages
• • Delivery of Tuesday's Aiken Standard has begun
• USC Aiken Moves Up to 18th in Latest National Poll
• • Aiken High School culinary students to prepare benefit dinner at Houndslake
• • Blooms to vie for top honors at annual show
• • Edgefield Theatre to audition for 'COBB'
• • MONSTER JAM MADNESS
• • ARMC outpatient services opening late Tuesday
• News Room
• • Arctic blast coats South in treacherous snow, ice
• • Arctic blast coats South in treacherous snow, ice
• • Polo arena comes to Hilltop Farm
• • SRS employees save more than 194K lives by donating blood
• • Columnist opens office to aid area with financial plans
• • ASTV is your local source for weather
• • Society shows appreciation for sidewalks across the city
• • On the Agenda for Jan. 10
• • City to discuss how to spend funding for animal control
• • Kids learn business in virtual world
• • Two die in crash on 278
• • Officials around the county are ready for the worst, hoping for the best
• • Cancellations, delays around area
• • Two dead in wreck
• Harris Tabbed South Carolina Education Lottery USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Week
• The Concept H.R. Stretch - Your Guide to Everything Pacer Over the Coming Days
• • Friends of the Railroad Depot offer volunteer opportunities
• • Tips for driving safely on wintry roads
• • Hunter Pace raises money for FOTAS, area animal shelter
• • Kennel staff helps man during stroke
• • Juilliard program coming in March
• • Christmas parade winners named by Aiken Jaycees
• • Joyful noises were abundant at weekend vocal workshop
• • Stores gear up for upcoming storm
• • Snow may return with ice
• • Upcoming storm reminder of 2004 ice storm
• • Ceremony remembers victims of derailment
• • Agencies get ready for weather
• • CSR Bluebird Society readies for the season
• • Snow in forecast late Sunday night
• • SRS, Yucca Mountain focus of Nuclear Future meeting
• • Surviving driver charged with felony DUI
• • Subway manager wins yearly award for third time
• • Not just rhyme time: Authors bring poetry to area classrooms
• • TalkBack for Jan. 8
• • Charleston author to present book at library on Jan. 16
• • Officials credit alertness, police work with 3 arrests
• • New Goodwill campus still on track for opening in July
• • STAR Riding seeks volunteers for program
• USC Aiken Students Named Magellan Scholars
• Fundraiser to support programs for minority students
• MLK Observance to Be Held at USC Aiken
• Tickets for USC Aiken-Augusta State Doubleheader in Augusta On Sale
• • What to do if you see a reckless driver
• • Eight USC Aiken students awarded grants
• • Traffic on Rutland to be limited on Tuesday
• • Company offers rides in exotic locales
• • Local News in Brief for Jan. 7
• • Nuclear group will seek input of public today
• • Local news in brief for Jan. 7
• • Columbia home to a unique African-American museum
• • Wintry mix may be headed to the area
• • Religion Briefs for Jan. 7
• • Local man earns Living Legends of Dance award
• • Mentors are meaningful at Schofield Middle School
• • Downtown Italian eatery Oliv'a closes
• • Six years later, Graniteville still recovering
• • NAACP chapter installs its first white president
• • Sanford bids farewell
• • County examining fees assessed for online credit card payments
• • Arrest made in Jackson shooting
• • Students treated to Pop Tarts as teaching aids
• • Dealership owner Satcher fondly remembered
• • DVD donation brings to life local impact of the Revolutionary War
• • Organizers gearing up for Relay For Life Golf Classic
• • Leadership Aiken County brings holiday cheer to Helping Hands
• • ACSO looking into break-in
• • Girl with abusive home life should try to help herself
• • County OKs 2nd reading of Owens Corning agreement
• • Fiercer iPad rivals revealed this week
• • Briefs for Jan. 5
• • Church holds successful Christian spelling bee
• • MLK Jr. Memorial Highway is finally marked with signs
• • Lawsuit against local entities settled
• • TalkBack for Jan. 5
• Aiken History
• Faison Tabbed Days Inn Downtown Aiken USC Aiken Athletic Department Student-Athlete of the Month
• • Sharing the word: Three local young people who share growing up together in the Presbyterian Church pursue seminary studies
• • Transporting homeless pets to other shelters give them a chance
• • First Tee of Aiken nears first anniversary
• • Dollar Tree in Aiken Mall, Catherine's Plus Sizes both set to close their doors
• • Transporting homeless pets to other shelters give them a chance
• • New program at ARMC will help parents to become 'TUFF' on obesity
• • MOX facility deemed safe by federal agency
• • Upcoming 'sing' to benefit ACTS
• • Judge moves foward with Ferrara suit
• • Two N.A. men die in Sunday night wreck
• • Controlled burns will begin in Hitchcock Woods
• • All about the palmetto
• • County Council to discuss Owens Corning, loud noises
• • Making plans to slow down a bit in 2011
• • Police Blotter for Jan. 3
• • On the Agenda for Jan. 3
• • Man charged in robbery of jewelry store
• • FOTAS to sponsor week's Hunter Pace
• • Statue of city's founder may be shipped this week
• • City searches for candidates for three positions now open
• • Annual gathering to commemorate the nine lives lost
• • Arrest made in jewelry store robbery
• • Equine veterinary practice welcomes change
• • County's first baby of 2011 born at ARMC
• • Aiden, Sophia top baby names for 2010
• • Aiken's Superheros: Local residents give to others
• • W-SHS teacher honored by S.C. Ag educators
• • Aiken Center for the Arts winter day camps let kids get creative
• • Blotter for Jan. 2
• • Area teens enjoy rain, warmer weather
• • Area's Horse of Year trainer Evans dies
• • Student finds new home at new college in Middle East
• • Line your pockets this New Year
• • North Aiken students dance 'The Nutcracker'
• • Scottish poet to be celebrated with dinner
• • Remember to donate blood even during the holidays
• • Retired AHS teacher receives nat'l honor
• • Contributions sought for black history exhibit at racing hall of fame
• • Estate on Berrie Road has ties to Franklin Roosevelt
• • Crash victims remembered as 'good kids, a great couple'
• • Area wine merchants help keep new year sparkling
• • Police search for suspect involved in jewelry theft
• • Seriously ill keep current doctors under new law
• • One airlifted, one dead from head-on crash
• • 2010 Aiken Standard Person of the Year -- Bill Reynolds
• • Firecrackers ring in the New Year with a bang
• • Residents urged to use caution when celebrating with fireworks
• • Brief for Dec. 30
• • Support Heart Benefit by attending Heart Board Tea
• • Hanging bottles are from a company promoting services
• • Southside Dunkin' Donuts opening nears
• Pacers Return From Holiday Break for Non-Conference Contest with Mars Hill
• • County owns old Coca-Cola plant, will use for EMS
• • Traffic lights fiasco is top local story of 2010
• • Goodbye to snow as weather warms
• • Register for 2011 Nature Series
• • Church groups will host sing, workshop
• • Recent tree cuts done properly
• • Recent tree cuts done properly
• • Police: Patrols increasing for New Year's Eve
• Physician Directory A-N > Bariatric Surgery
• • Man charged with kidnapping, violence
• • Police: Put boxes for high-end items in bags, trash cans
• • Technology development partnership aids in tank waste removal at SRS
• • Yard waste crews will pick up discarded trees in City of Aiken
• • City deals with heaping helping of holiday trash
• • Haley, Greene top S.C. stories for 2010
• • Adopting a pet that will fit into your life
• • EDITORIAL: Top 10 lists provides lessons
• • Local artists invited to show perspective on Aiken's past
• • Couple extends Christmas celebration
• • Ministry work impresses Aiken native
• • Snow dusts Aiken County
• • Burning smell prompts response by firefighters
• • Police Blotter for Dec. 27
• • LETTER: Medicare answer: lobbyists
• • LETTER: All sides represented in opinions
• • Send us your snow pics!
• • Shelter gave man fresh start at life
• • New facility caters to pet fitness, rehab
• • Longtime clerk has seen much in her 50 years
• • New recycling carts OK'd for City's resident program
• • White Boxing Day? Snowflakes just may be one day late
• • Having a holly, jolly Christmas while at work
• • Volunteers make Christmas special
• • Spine Doctors delivers gifts to Christ Central families
• • Salley man killed in crash
• • Shoppers hit mall for Christmas Eve rush
• • Horse recuperating at a gallop
• • Space Age material used in equestrian products
• • ATC president says funding woes won't stop progress
• • USCA could face funding cuts in 2011
• • Lottery sales have soared
• • Shoppers pick up a few last-minute gifts
• • Graniteville nonprofit gives Christmas gifts to area children
• • Accident ties up traffic
• Physician Directory O-Z > Sleep Specialty
• Physician Directory O-Z > Pain Management
• Physician Directory O-Z > Pulmonology / Critical Care
• • White Christmas?
• • Owens Corning reveals $36M expansion plan
• • Police still seek info in stabbing
• • Looking forward to 2011: Savannah River Site
• • New society to help preserve Edgewood
• • Horses and carolers spread holiday cheer through downtown
• • Middle-schoolers learn joy of visiting residents of retirement facility
• • Motorcycle club makes donation to HopeHealth
• • Blotter for Dec. 23
• • Briefs for Dec. 23
• • Three arrested after police raid suspected meth lab
• • Aiken Young Professionals name rising stars at end-of-year meeting
• Physician Directory O-Z > Psychiatry
• Physician Directory O-Z > Podiatry (Allied Health)
• Physician Directory O-Z > Plastic / Reconstructive Surgery
• USC Aiken Holiday Closing Schedule Released
• Physician Directory A-N > Nephrology
• Physician Directory A-N > Infectious Diseases
• Physician Directory A-N > Hematology
• Physician Directory A-N > Geriatrics
• • Owens Corning is Project Sunflower II company
• • Three arrested after meth lab raid
• Feast of Carols
• Graduate List Announced
• USC Aiken Names Equestrian Coach
• USC Aiken to Hold Convocation Ceremony December 9
• USCA Student Group to Hold Write-a-Thon
• USCA Faculty Member Awarded Medical-Surgical Certification
• Findings from USCA Election Study Released
• Len Engel, USCA Staff Member and official “Real White-Bearded Santa,” to Visit Children
• Edgewood Ladies Society Being Established at USCA
• • Local News in Brief for Dec. 22
• • Local reps pleased with new congressional seat
• • Agency offers help to families
• • Toys for Tots campaign will brighten Christmas morning for area children
• • Seniors party with Santa Claus
• • Looking ahead to 2011: Aiken County Council
• • Man charged with murder in shooting
• Physician Directory A-N > Internal Medicine
• Physician Directory A-N > Allergy
• Physician Directory A-N > Family Practice
• Physician Directory O-Z > Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery
• Physician Directory A-N > Endocrinology
• • Audubon Society to hold Christmas bird count
• • Crafting group donates more than 750 caps for MCG's tiniest patients
• • Beech Island company gets SRNS contract
• • Man charged in murder
• USC Aiken Ranked 13th in Latest NABC/Division II Poll
• Pacers Ranked 20th in Collegiate Baseball Newspaper Preseason Poll
• •
• • Armed robbery suspect arrested
• • Looking ahead to 2011: Aiken County Schools
• • Aiken man charged with felony DUI
• • Animal shelter sees influx of homeless pets
• • Center offers families opportunities
• • Armed robbery suspect arrested
• • Depot announces holiday schedule
• • Blotter for Dec. 21
• • Magazine honors Aiken Electric
• • Party at the Wilcox benefits Toys for Tots
• • Merchants send Christmas wishes to colleague
• • Looking ahead to 2011: Aiken County Schools
• • Briefs for Dec. 21
• • Suspect held in homicide
• • Blotter for Dec. 20
• • Aiken Middle kicks off holidays with art
• • Hoofbeats, carols to return to downtown
• • Students rake in the bucks for cancer
• • Acupuncture treatments applied to ailing horses
• • New in Town: Christmas in Hopelands simply breathtaking
• • Looking ahead to 2011: Aiken City Council
• • Vehicle service unveils name of newest tow truck
• • Church group donates proceeds from fruitful event to nonprofits
• • Taco Bell plans to expand parking lot, drive-through
• • Mummified forest may reveal clues to climate change
• • Get creativeSFlbat ACA Day Camps
• • Stabbing assailant still at large
• • Dozens of at-risk children shop for clothes through donation
• • City celebrates 175th birthday
• • New software detects piping flaws
• • Santa Claus joins kids for charity breakfast
• • GED tutoring program needs a helping hand
• • Book shares lessons learned from years of singing, teaching
• • Insurance agent was 'friend, patriot'
• • Suspect sought in First Baptist stabbing
• • ADPS officer wins award for excellence
• • Local church donates sweatshirts to students at NEMS
• • Pay freeze to affect 10,000 at SRS
• • Musicians of Aiken County made a permanent exhibit at museum
• • Brief for Dec. 18
• • Historical museum moving gift shop, opening map room
• • New Horizons Band members rediscover music
• • Briefs for Dec. 17
• • Job fair attracts ATC Brownfields trainees
• • Hospice receives holiday gift of handmade blankets for patients
• • Police: Multiple shooting suspects sought
• • Pay freeze to affect over 10,000 SRS employees
• • Pay freeze to affect over 10,000 SRS employees
• • Car fire snarls traffic on Whiskey Road
• • Don't miss out on Aiken's birthday bash
• • Frigid weather likely to break this weekend Bitter cold to give way to warmer temperatures, cloudy skies, plenty of rain
• • Belle Stoker graduates from Rollins
• • County students exceed national, state AP averages
• • Shop for stocking suffers and holiday gifts locally
• • MOX construction progress 'acceptable'
• • SRNS begins layoffs with self-selection
• • Officials urge residents to have their chimneys checked
• • Reporter spreads holiday cheer, rings Salvation Army bell
• • Commercial aims to educate on drunken driving
• • Religion Briefs for Dec. 17
• • More than 300 SRS workers opt for self-select
• • Secret Santa program 'filling kids with hope'
• • Kids found in home with alleged meth lab
• • Family finds peace at Solstice service
• • Red Cross responds to 11 fires in 10 days
• • Aiken County teachers earn National Board Certification
• • Boy celebrates 10th birthday by giving to others in need
• • Schools receive performance awards
• • Breakfast with Santa to be held
• • County approves plan to train volunteer litter collectors on how to report littering
• • County cautions of misleading letter for deed retrieval
• • City Council approves addition of new position to public works
• • Local shops to hold fundraiser for the Child Advocacy Center
• • Another year with Mike
• • Police: Beware holiday burglars
• • Plan a trip by calling 511 info
• • More than pets: Local inventor has made a living with his feathered companions
• • Take some time for yourself with 'No Show' Christmas Charity Ball
• • Mystery company still a secret; noise ordinance vote postponed
• • Kids learn about future energy
• About the Hospital
• • TalkBack for Dec. 14
• • Five area churches among sponsors of local woman's Habitat house
• • Student charged for Aiken High fire
• • Cracker Barrel gets thumbs up from Council
• • Celebrate Aiken by saying 'happy birthday' at bash
• • Police: Car chase leads to arrest
• • Man injured in crash has died
• • Trip is life-changing for former Aikenite
• • Seminar on youth/gang violence to be held
• • Breakfast with Santa to be held
• • Aiken Mended Hearts chapter makes a donation to Aiken Tech cardiac lab
• • Company plans expansion, may bring jobs to Aiken
• • Shooting suspect charged with attempted murder
• Physician Directory A-N > Cardiac Surgery
• Senior Wellness > > Discount Program
• • Armed robbery suspect sought
• • Warrenville man reported missing
• • City's birthday party needs volunteers
• • Christmas in my new home
• • Toys for Tots to hold holiday party
• • No myth: Chocolate bad for dogs, but not as bad as you might think
• • Time capsule buried to celebrate Aiken
• • City to again discuss Cracker Barrel
• • CyberPatriots head to nat'l semifinals
• • Gingerbread house on display at Publix
• • Hall of Fame trainer Miller dies at age 89
• • Parade gets crowd in Christmas spirit
• • On the Agenda for Dec. 13
• • ACP raising funds for trip to NYC
• • Tri-Development brings holiday festivities to the area's disabled consumers
• • Aiken Tech holds graduation ceremony
• • Seniors party, celebrate the season at Windham House
• • Are lawmakers really pulling plug on pork?
• • Hopelands lights up for holidays for 19th year
• • Leon Everette to sing at Tea Party '10 event
• • ATC students receive certificates
• • UPS employees pack trucks with toys for Salvation Army
• • Artists welcome visitors to shop
• • Library will show variety of films before Christmas holiday
• • TalkBack for Dec. 11
• • 2011 Nissan Altima coupe has plenty of flash
• • St. Mary's school celebrates Gingerbread Day tradition
• • Three collared for alleged car break-ins
• • Gone digital?
• • Man charged for daughter's death in Sept. 10 crash
• • SRNS memo leaks lead to disciplinary action
• • Public tours of SRS offered in '11
• • Students sail Charleston Harbor to learn about marine science
• • Children to perform recital at historical museum
• • Church seeks volunteers to help wrap gifts for Secret Santa program
• • Court greenlights lawsuit seeking to open Yucca
• • USC Aiken graduates
• • Religion Briefs for Dec. 10
• • Augusta monument commemorates Confederate dead
• • Tennis camp to keep kids exercising in winter
• • Aiken parade is Sunday
• • Car salesman remembered as a mentor, friend
• • New exhibits open at the ACA
• • USCA grads ready for a bright future
• • SRS employees give Santa hand with donation to Toys for Tots
• • Students' visions of the future to be put in time capsule
• • Shoppers enjoy glow of downtown, stores
• • Mystery caller tries to scam local sub shop
• • Police seek suspects in batteries theft
• • Local scouts to go to Japan in February
• • County convenience centers will take Christmas trees for recycling
• • It's 'wheelie' Christmas!
• • Dog euthanized, owner charged
• • Doll House gets Christmas decor
• • Miniard wins Realtor of the Year for second time
• • Public Safety investigating fire at Aiken High
• • Auction benefits cancer patient
• • Mental Health America holds 'Operation Santa'
• • Briefs for Dec. 9
• • Christmas on Breezy Hill ends Saturday
• • New algebra class aims to help students improve test scores
• • SRR makes donation to Salvation Army
• • Open house at Rose Hill Estate will benefit Christ Central Ministries
• Physician Directory O-Z > Pediatrics
• Physician Directory A-N > Hospital Based Physicians
• • Florida's Meyer steps down
• • Concerned grandma thinks her grandson is too young to hunt
• • Cost of items in song nears $100,000
• • Students celebrate Arbor Day by planting Cathedral live oak
• • Outstanding USCA senior grad lauded by professors
• • Nursing instructor receives medical-surgical certification
• • Fundraiser to raise support for former Olympic swimmer
• • Support library by donating to collections
• • ACA to hold lecture on State Museum exhibit
• • New city manager looks ahead to job
• • Single-gender classes expand throughout county and state
• • The people have spoken
• • New, familiar faces attend Make-A-Wish benefit meal
• • Holly Day brings sweet treats for holiday shoppers
• • ABATE bikers provide for Helping Hands
• • Cumbee Center gets monetary help from group's monthly car cruise-in
• • Top drawings on display at Christmas at Lake
• • ACA calls on artists for January exhibition
• • Show opens with 134 crafters
• • Public meeting to discuss oxide fuel project
• • Crash results in felony DUI charge for teen
• • Blessing listed as top Thanksgiving tradition
• • Aiken greets the season
• • Briefs for Dec. 4
• • Triplets celebrate their birthday by giving to ACTS
• • Junior Woman's Club auction will benefit the Child Advocacy Center
• • Contactor modules used to process cesium travel from Tenn. to SRS
• • Author signs copies of latest fox hunting book
• Senior Wellness > > Senior Wellness Program
• Senior Wellness > > Senior Wellness Newsletter
• • Briefs for Dec. 3
• • Religion Briefs for Dec. 3
• • It's just not Christmas without these classics
• • SAHS students to perform classic British farce
• • Club donations to maintain City flags
• • Society to sing a Spanish Christmas
• • Man charged in fatal wreck
• • Dog stolen from shelter returned
• • 'Tis the season
• • City, DOT plan for future of the Westside
• • Experience a winter wonderland at Millbrook Christmas presentation
• • Wagener-Salley ROTC color guard gets Clemson experience
• • Dealership 'happy to be in Aiken'
• • Goodwill moving to new location
• • Man charged in fatal crash
• • USCA student newspaper will hold fashion show
• • Aiken Christmas parade will be live on TV, web
• • ABATE Aiken to hold annual Toy Run
• • USCA student newspaper will hold fashion show
• • Gov. Sanford lauds local charter school
• • Career center selling three poinsettia varieties
• • Area author to tell fish story
• • School honors Aiken High volleyball team
• • Gov. Sanford 'sold' on MTU
• • Man wanted in Oct. 17 shooting turns himself in
• • Owner: Rick's Produce to remain open, but where?
• • Local news in brief for Dec. 2
• The Southern Slam Tour is a full of Promise
• • People with inflatables clearly love Christmas
• • Video captures harrowing SRS barricade crash
• • Men on camera not suspects in teens' executions
• • Three charged in undercover drug bust
• • Season's Thievings: Local agency warns of grinchy scammer
• • Food donations head to pantries, more still needed
• • Additional performance added to 'Christmas Story' schedule
• • 2011-12 school budget will be challenge
• •
• • Original song to be performed at tree lighting
• • Nutcracker Tea to be held for the second year at historical museum
• • SRNL employee recognized for recycling method for nuclear fuel
• • Breakfast will help grant wishes
• • St. John's UMC to host Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols
• • SRNL employee recognized for reycling method for nuclear fuel
• • Severe weather expected this afternoon
• • Professor of the year: Teaching today's students presents new, special challenges
• • Gallery owner to discuss American canine art
• • Governor's Mansion opens to public Thursday
• • Local Christmas parade schedules
• • Pay freeze may affect SRS workers
• • Judge: Accused murderer Mavris not fit to stand trial
• • Share your Christmas memories with the Aiken Standard
• • Women murdered 'execution-style,' investigators say
• • Citing deficit, Obama freezing federal worker pay
• •
• • Police Blotter for Nov. 29
• • 'Tis the season for giving and for crazed, Black Friday shoppers
• • PEP donation to allow for different learning approach
• • Cancer survivors urge women to get examined
• • City installs signs to spark shopping on side streets
• • Christmas trees seek a home for holidays
• • Red lottery ball travels through downtown for commericial shoot
• • School Board to discuss budget cuts at meeting
• • Aiken inspires artist with local roots
• • Holiday luncheon honors progress of Wagener school
• • Is your money funny?
• • Students showcase work at health fair
• • Controversial author to speak on healthy cures
• • Chitlin scent fills town for 45th year
• • Artist to showcase equine art exhibit in December
• • Give thanks that wild turkeys escaped extinction
• • Camp Sharigan children help with turkey dinner
• • Aiken Quilt Shoppe hosts showing of Silpada sterling silver jewelry
• • Local news in brief for Nov. 27
• • Parent organization: Funding is key to improving Aiken High
• • Local temperatures will dip this week
• • Customers take advantage of Black Friday shopping deals
• • Info sought in murders of two Aiken County women
• • USC Aiken to hold graduation ceremony Dec. 9
• • Suspect sought for passing counterfeit check
• • Chitlin' Strut to be held tomorrow
• • Local bus system adds extra run for Black Friday
• • Interactive production of 'Pied Piper' introduces children to the theater
• • 'Equitrekking' explores the world on horseback
• • Briefs for Nov. 26
• • Mall store sells authentic Native American items
• • Downtown Aiken shops will host A Holly Day
• • Annual Chitlin' Strut in Salley will be Saturday
• • Get ready to sing at Aiken tree lighting
• • Thanksgiving sales bring grumbles
• • Aikenites share meal at One Table
• • Blessing of Hounds sign of the holiday season in Aiken
• • Former county treasurer's poetry collected
• • Perry man killed in collision
• • Fifth-graders role-play as immigrants
• • Shoppers get big meal items at last minute
• • One Table is today
• • Suspect arrested in Tuesday shooting
• • 'Tis the season to start shopping
• • Perry man killed in traffic collision
• • Police prep for holiday travelers
• • One Table Thanksgiving dinner is free to public
• • Break-ins surge in Aiken, avoid becoming target
• • 'Extreme Makeover' will build home in Augusta
• • Group gives out 140 coats
• • Feast of carols to bring back 'a time gone by'
• • Commission to tour SRS, review waste management
• • Briefs for Nov. 23
• • 'Frankie' gets awards, standing ovation at state theater festival
• • Oyster Roast to benefit CAC
• • Library to improve children's collection using Angel Tree
• • Cracker Barrel plans move forward
• • Register for Aiken Christmas parade
• • Aiken Tech putting students on fast track to nuclear jobs
• • Hitchcock Woods Foundation releases calendar
• • Council OKs revenue bond for MTU Detroit Diesel
• • Land conservancy to hold Bloodies and Bagels event
• • Musical tribute to Aiken told city's history through song, narration
• • Pearce named city manager
• • List of eateries open on Thanksgiving grows
• • Flight-weary holiday travelers prepared to pay more at pump
• • Pearce named new City Manager
• • Christian program offers help for people to get lives on track
• • New sweets store offers retro candy
• • Plethora of parades to take place
• • Local News in Brief for Nov. 22
• • 25 years later, boy's disappearance still affects Aiken County
• • Fraternity members meet with area teenagers to discuss issues
• • Motorcycle club provides dinner
• • Don't starve on Thanksgiving
• • Trees mark beginning of season of giving
• • On the Agenda for Nov. 22
• • Step right up! Get your fair favorites!
• • Hopelands to prepare lights for holiday
• • 'A Christmas Story' to debut on Friday at the Playhouse
• • LAC meeting focuses on area equine industry
• • Kids spend time with parents making books
• • Pets pose with Santa at shelter
• • City to announce new manager to replace LeDuc
• • City Council to discuss plans for Cracker Barrel
• • Hounds receive annual blessing for 16th year
• • Bonsai garden opens doors to nature lovers
• • Aiken center looks into making Fort Sumter energy independent
• • Osteen opens his cabin for viewing to the community
• • Dance benefit a success
• • Church drama searches for 'real meaning of Christmas'
• • ADDA unveils 2010 Medallion
• • County adds fuel efficient vehicles to fleet
• • Charitable giving season begins
• • SRNS patents waste detector
• • Big Lots officially becomes part of the North Augusta community
• • Blessing of the Hounds returns on Thanksgiving
• • Historic home open for tours after restoration
• • Get alerts by phone
• • Man flees on lawn mower after stick-up
• • Rivals put aside differences for Hitchcock benefit
• • Three finalists interview for city manager
• • SRR awarded for safety efforts
• • Aiken Community Band to present Christmas concert
• • Fraternity assaults illiteracy at Head Start
• • Local couple to open their bonsai garden to the public this weekend
• • Planning Commission gives OK to cell towers
• • Aiken Tech students join honor society
• • Get all dolled up, ready to dance at senior prom Sat.
• • Stick-up suspect flees scene on mower
• • Hyperion CEO lectures about nuclear reactor
• • County purchasing Coca-Cola facility
• • ADPS: Downtown upgrades shouldn't create traffic issues
• • Fire destroys N.A. house
• • Christian Science Reading Room relocates to the church
• • Career day at Schofield stressed career mapping
• • One Table in need of desserts
• • Friendship Baptist Church celebrates 144th anniversary
• • Local news in brief for Nov. 18
• • Christmas Craft Show returns for 40th year
• • Wagener woman sentenced to federal prison
• • Mayor visits local home care patient
• • Area teens tour State Fair with Tenenbaum
• • Boys' State attendees honored
• • Kids tell turkey secrets
• • Former NADPS chief to run for Council
• • First part of 'Deathly Hallows' to premiere at midnight
• • Residents speak out on drag strip noise
• • Well-known dog dies of old age
• • ACP to show 'Antigone' twice on Sat.
• • Trees may help provide gifts for needy kids, pets on holiday
• • Cabin tours to be held on Saturday
• • SRNS ships uranium to TVA
• • Rash of robberies under investigation
• • Aiken High observes Veterans Day
• • Briefs for Nov. 17
• • Take steps to keep pets warm when the temperature drops
• • Best-selling author makes a stop in Aiken
• • Clemson's Walker keeps his mind on the game
• • City forum, survey results show concerns as well as satisfaction
• • Interact teaches high school students about fundraising, community service
• • Man detained after running from cops
• • SRS deer hunt gives 32 hunters with disabilities an opportunity
• • Annual luncheon for Hitchcock will be held at Outback
• • Second Baptist development to hold community meeting
• • Lecture will focus on modular reactors
• • Concert will celebrate Aiken's 175th birthday
• • J.D. Lever students meet some local critters
• • County to hear about noise ordinance exemption
• • Voice of Polo Club retires after 33 years
• • Center of the Arts show brings talent to Aiken
• • Phase three of sales tax to fund expansion for area animal shelter
• • Organization seeks donations for annual Operation Santa fete
• • Why Worry Hounds remembers its fallen horses at open meet
• • On the Agenda for Nov. 15
• • Thumbs Up, Thumbs Down for Nov. 14
• • Outdoors group to sell holiday trees for program
• • Troopers are urging motorists to move over
• • School honors veterans
• • Motorcycle club collects donations for children
• • Tickets still available for Feast of Carols
• • Bus to provide free fare Fridays
• • Event raises support for animal welfare
• • Riders to showcase talent at polo event
• • Keeping good credit: A few tips to keep your finances safe
• • Area honors veterans and fallen soldiers
• • Historic site provides tour on slavery
• • Hospice volunteers offer help
• • Scout donates to SPCA as part of Eagle project
• • Record-setting polo match raised $17,200 for Wounded Warriors
• • Coordinated drug raids net five arrests
• • Police seeking fraud suspect
• • Body found last month ID'd
• • Tickets still available for turkey dinner
• • SRNS invests $155 million in area businesses
• • Lumberjack's restaurant brings rustic feel, fun menu to Jackson
• • Bridal show will feature Aiken vendors
• • Charity basketball game to benefit Cancer Foundation
• • Museum celebrates work of American impressionist
• • Volunteers needed for candles on cake
• • ARMC imaging center celebrates opening
• • Schools maintain '09 ratings in 2010
• • Aiken vets honored
• • Schools maintain '09 ratings in 2010
• • Women raise money for the Cumbee Center
• • Officers learn bicycle patrol skills
• • Trinity to hold book sale
• • Red Cross seeks cards for heroes
• • Student receives Legion of Valor award at South Aiken ceremony
• • Soldier shares remarkable recovery with USCA students, looks foward to future
• • Knights dedicate memorial stone in honor of veterans
• • Two men arrested for auto break-in
• • Camera shop to give free lessons
• • SRNS confirms layoffs, restructuring plan
• • Barber shop honors veterans with display
• • Cause of airplane crash not known
• • Burst pipe floods County offices, some businesses
• • Stoker plans book about literary ancestor
• • Gallery party to host area artists
• • Home tour to return for holidays
• • Wish list odyssey brings nostalgia
• • Musical tribute will celebrate top songs of Aiken
• • Valley Empty Stocking Fund to hold first application session of the season
• • Preliminary report on plane crash released
• • Layoffs coming to SRS
• • Several options up in the air for county complex
• • Students honor fallen soldiers
• • Expert opinion split in murder trial hearing
• • Redcliffe locked down after report of gunman
• • Local briefs for Nov. 11
• • Weekend beating leads to attempted murder charges
• • Breakfast to support County Animal Shelter
• • Newcomers' Club fundraiser will benefit community groups
• • BREAKING: Students released from Redcliffe Elem.; no evidence of gunman found
• • City seeks photos for Aiken's 175th birthday celebration
• • SRR learns about challenges faced by Aiken County schools and how to help
• • CDIC to offer foreclosure help
• • Aiken veterans to be honored
• • Local gamers stay up late for 'Call of Duty: Black Ops'
• • HEAT patrols continue in county
• • Students impress with smoothies
• • Leavelle McCampbell celebrates vets
• • Calling animal control can help reunite pets and owners
• • Youth Wing looks at the tragedy of war in their latest production
• • Delegation swears oath
• • County Complex deemed not historic
• • Aiken High Class of 1966 celebrates with girls night out
• • First class tour rolls through train depot
• • Lecture on healing to be held at ACA
• • City Council begins reviewing applications for next city manager
• • Police Blotter for Nov. 8
• • Local News in Brief for Nov. 8
• • Concert will be a battle of the sexes
• • City Council to consider designation
• • Steeplechase experience is one of a kind
• • On the Agenda for Nov. 8
• • One Table to bring holiday cheer
• • Christ Central opens academy and Hope Center
• • Warrenville native sculpts career designing dolls
• • Whiskey Road Fox Hounds open season
• • Volunteer teams make repairs to impact area
• • Longest polo game sets world record for cause
• • Doctor returns from Egypt in midst of terror
• • Hornets net state title
• • Thumbs Up, Thumbs down for Nov. 7
• • Career night helps bring kids closer to their future
• • Toast of Town continues tonight
• • Mural brings N.A.'s founder to Rosemary
• • Program to continue giving to kids this holiday season
• • Benefit Bank of S.C. helps Midland Valley residents find financial help
• • St. John's celebrates crisp fruit
• • Ladies travel back in time for tournament at Aiken Golf Club
• • Blotter for Nov. 6
• • Local news in brief
• • SRNL partnership will address water protection, clean up
• • The Knights of EastWind to host second Renaissance fair
• • Traffic stop leads to arrest
• • Chitlin' Strut Idol to return
• • Students introduced to Chinese culture
• • Sign honors fallen soldier
• • SRNS employee invents box for shipping nuclear waste
• • Hair Cottage to host benefit sale for animal shelter
• • Traffic lights on Whiskey, Pine Log to be upgraded
• • Aiken native had a hand in producing 'Megamind' film
• • Freezing temps may come Saturday
• • East Aiken honors veterans
• • Church stands as testament to Southern resilience
• • Images released of Ridge Spring robbers
• • ACA offering workshops for handmade gifts
• • Medical offices to open in Hitchcock Plaza
• • Apple Fest to return to St. John's
• • Blotter for Nov. 4
• • Local briefs for Nov. 4
• • Group kicks off fundraising drive for Hopelands
• • Three busted in Bath meth lab
• • Aiken High students inducted into society
• • Pee Wee cloggers win division title
• • Suicide prevention tools give teens means of coping
• • Photos of suspects released
• • Local youths will work together to help Impact Aiken
• • Warrenville students will add color to Veterans Day service
• • USCA prof.: Election results 'surprising'
• • Dawn to Dusk to attempt record polo game
• • Commission: No designation for County Complex
• • Traffic funneled on Pine Log Rd.
• • County voters get creative with write-in votes
• • Holdup possibly connected to shooting
• • Governor's School holds info session
• • School Board incumbents return, Smith wins close race
• • Incumbents hang on to County Council seats
• • County re-elects incumbents; Shaw wins New Ellenton mayor's race
• • Penny sales tax passes
• • Haley takes governor's race
• • Proceeds from bazaar will go to less fortunate around world
• • Firefighters battle blaze at Southside warehouse
• • Houndslake to showcase homes, living experience
• • City to hold pet fair on Saturday
• • Museum hosts inaugural hickory shaft golf tournament for women
• • Historical museum quilt show opens, winners are announced
• •
• • Library offers full slate of events this month
• • Lookaway site of Designer Show House seminars
• • DeMint wins re-election to U.S. Senate
• • Sales tax extension passes
• • FINAL: Local Election Results
• • Parents help Millbrook Elem. students learn science, math
• • Local preschoolers engage in joys of reading
• • Voters head to polls today
• • Register, microchip pets
• • Two former Navy submariners join forces again, 45 years on
• • Commission to hold meeting on County Complex
• • Horoscopes for Nov. 1
• • 'Divas' get special treatment for service
• • Students learn about area jobs
• • Poker run raises funds to save foals
• • Presbyterian Church honors tartans
• • School Board District 6 race
• • School Board District 7 race
• • School Board District 5 race
• • School Board District 7 race
• • School Board District 2 race
• • Local news in brief for Nov. 2
• • Dad gives Aiken a thumbs up
• • New technology will aid in the clean up at Savannah River Site
• • Shift in ground further delays the Pawnee/Neilson connector
• • Missing horses returned to owner
• • Cast your absentee vote by today
• • Police seeking shooter
• • NTSB surveys plane crash site
• • United Way surpasses goal
• • College theater to hold feast of carols
• • Area Girl Scout troops team up to collect food
• • Authors seek recipes for state cookbook
• • Students push up to fight hunger
• • Bestselling author to give portion of book signing sales to Heart Board
• • Professor's works to be presented at recital
• • Habitat home is now shingled; interior is next on the agenda
• • Officials to clean site of plane crash
• • Viewers from Southeast gather for area horse race
• • Marsh tackies to be in carriage parade
• • Bookings for Oct. 28
• • ARMC workers show off pumpkin carving talents
• • Halloween events around town
• • Local news in brief for Oct. 30
• • One-cent tax goes to voters
• • Local news in brief for Oct. 30
• • Nikki Haley rallies at Red Pepper Cafe
• • Plane crash kills 1
• • SRS plans 1,400 layoffs
• • No survivors in Aiken plane crash
• • TalkBack for Oct. 25, 2010
• • Aiken is above state on exit exams
• • Hitchcock surpasses its United Way campaign goal in spooktacular style
• • Man stopped by bike police faces crack cocaine charges
• • Local news in brief for Oct. 30
• • Village of Shops will return to Fall Steeplechase
• • Mounted cops in town for exam
• • Organization fights cancer one ribbon at a time
• • Dyer talks nuclear energy in Aiken County
• • Ag Commissioner candidates spar over market's relocation
• • Religion Briefs for Oct. 29
• • Halloween drawing contest winners announced
• • Costco to open Augusta store
• • SRNS announces energy partnership
• Hospital Services > Weight-Loss Surgery
• • Graham: National health reform must be amended
• • Council approves housing complex
• • Man wanted for attempted murder jailed
• • Birthday concert for Aiken coming in November
• • Roundup of S.C. candidates for U.S. House, Senate
• • Reconstruction team looks back at fatal crash
• • St. Mary's introduces new reading program
• • Cancer survivors gather for lunch
• • Briefs for Oct. 28
• • CyberPatriots compete online
• • North Augusta Middle first up for TAVs
• • Election roundup: Superintendent, Attorney General, Lt. Governor
• • Drawing to be held for rail spot at Spring Steeplechase
• • Aiken to trick or treat on Sunday
• • The legend of the McRib
• • SRNS announces partnership with GE Hitachi
• • Aiken SPCA looks ahead
• • Writer turns NaNoWriMo work into published novel
• • Bookings for Oct. 22-24
• • Blotter for Oct. 26
• • Former DuPont employees gather for reunion
• • County officials work to ID skeletal remains
• • Several area commission seats to be filled solely by write-in candidates
• • Wine-tasting to raise money for scholarship
• • Code Blue event aims to raise money, awareness for arthritis
• • Land Conservancy to hold lecture at Rose Hill
• • Sanders to head up SRNL future energy park efforts
• • Council approves name for new park
• • Aiken Public Safety to reconstruct fatal crash today
• • House candidate Taylor wants fair tax bill
• • Local write-in candidate puts hat in ring for U.S. Senate seat
• • Sen. Graham receives warm welcome in Aiken
• • Aiken readies for Fall Steeplechase Saturday
• • Lane closed on Wednesday
• Employment > > Employment
• • On the Agenda for Oct. 24
• • Local News in Brief for Oct. 25
• • Juilliard artists meet with area teens
• • Horses, thieves sought
• • Performing arts series kicks off
• • Annual Richland Creek Antique Fall Festival coming up
• • School Board candidates for districts 2, 3 and 5
• • A few tips to consider to $ave while $pending
• • Sea lions entertain at fair
• • UPDATE: Crash closes road
• • Letter from the Publisher regarding editorial cartoon
• • Blogger talks school vouchers, funding
• • Parking set aside for Hotel Aiken during construction
• • School Board candidates may face tough decisions
• • Man dies in head-on crash on bypass
• • Letter from the Publisher
• • Schofield students get first-hand experience on, behind the camera
• • Haunted house fun, bad idea for a skittish person
• • County nominees speak on area issues
• • Does changing words in the Lord's Prayer alter meaning?
• • Fair rides thrill residents each year
• • Local quilt guild makes difference
• • Halloween trail ride offers spooktacular fun at Audubon
• • Grant brings shades of green to school
• • Productive Congress gets no respect from voters
• • Area college class investigates mock murder for credit
• • Students capture worth of area woods, wildlife
• • Who owns Woodside's roads?
• • SA cheer coach charged with taking school funds
• • Old Glory stands proud
• • Area theater shows 3D movies
• • Skeletal remains found near highway
• • USC gets $2.9M grant for Graniteville research
• • Group holds sale to support area library
• • Dunbar, Shaw on ballot for New Ellenton mayor
• • Local students learn saving energy can be fun, helpful
• • Local news in brief for Oct. 23
• • S.C. unemployment at 11 percent in September
• • Bond set at $150K in baby's murder case
• • New park will be named
• • Blotter for Oct. 21
• • Aiken's own 'Dancing' getting closer
• • New driver's license coming
• • Eye-catching fundraiser at USCA benefits St. Jude
• •
• • Absentee voting Saturday morning
• • Firefighters combat brush fire
• • Annual ghost tour focuses on the creepier aspects of Aiken's history
• • LAC class works on teamwork
• • DeMint's rival stops in Aiken
• • Haunted house is a Halloween tradition
• • Local photographer charged with fraud
• • The fair now open in Aiken
• • Local performers to raise funds for empty stockings
• • Briefs for Oct. 21
• • The writing is on the wall SAHS students turn hallway into literary art
• • Beading calms, offsets costs for cancer patient
• • Don't miss out on fried apple pies, baked goodies, crafts at Apple Fest
• • A room of her own: Teen gets new house on birthday
• • Run Like the Devil to help fight autism
• • Monster Mash to raise funds for Cumbee Center
• • Student impacted by cancer, volunteers for Relay for Life
• • Man identified for role in North Augusta shooting
• • Third man sentenced for '09 bank robbery
• • SRS reduces footprint by closing M Area
• • Deputies ensure safety at the fair
• • Council may revise noise ordinance for drag strip
• • Overflow traffic during Five Guys' opening week causes parking problems
• • Woman's bond set in child abuse case
• • Names and Notes for 10/20
• • Briefs for Oct. 20
• • Stolen camper leads to arrests
• • Playing dad in a Christmas show for the third year
• • SRNL engineer honored with national award
• • Pink Ribbon Tea promotes breast cancer awareness
• • Volunteer sober up on consequences of driving intoxicated
• • Local Republicans: Sheheen 'flip-flopped'
• • County approves reading on bar loophole
• • Photojournalist has ties with Aiken Prep
• • CNN Express stops in Aiken
• Find a Doctor
• • Try to overcome problems before surrendering your pet to a shelter
• • Annual fete to feature vampire theme
• • Three arrested in moped theft
• • Photo sessions to raise money for Children's Place
• • CNN to broadcast live from Aiken this morning
• • Nat'l Federation of Independent Business endorses Jeff Duncan
• • Sage Valley Golf Club to host junior invitational tournament in the spring
• • Police seek info on man shot in head
• • Decorated bras support cause
• • Graham to give update at ATC
• • Sheheen stops at area airport
• • Incumbent defends trips overseas to visit troops
• • Supply store sells everyday items, feed, carriages
• • Midland Valley band takes fourth
• • ACA to host 2 tasty events
• • Mega Passes available till Wednesday
• • Local festival supports Cumbee
• • Aiken is a great city for a horse lover
• • Protect your home from fatal effects of radon gas
• • Vet shares little known facts about WWII service
• • Please mind the ducks when visiting ARMC
• • Historic Beech Island cemetery vandalized
• •
• • County to discuss bar loophole
• • USCA professor wins Professor of the Year for S.C.
• • Horoscopes for Oct. 16
• • SRNL glass expert receives annual award
• • Mall unveils toy store for holiday shopping
• • Construction to begin on area YMCA
• • Thoroughbred racing museum seeks docents
• • Thanksgiving returns to Alley
• • Recovering woman receives aid from church
• • Area concert band to perform tribute to military, veterans
• • Stem cell therapy discussed
• • Local News in Brief for Oct. 16
• • SRR departments contribute to Golden Harvest Food Bank
• • Juilliard artist residencies to come to Aiken
• • Scientist to receive honor for nuclear contributions
• • Park brings visitors back to colonial times
• • Teachers in forum focus on budget
• • Record number visit USCA for science event
• • Duo: Barrier material could help homeowners save energy
• • Children's Place honors some of its own
• • Suit ends in favor of County
• • Bond denied for day-care owner
• • SRR donates $10K to S.C. State
• • Police Blotter for Oct. 15
• • Two Aiken men busted for coke in sting
• • Breakfast held to recognize school's accomplishments
• • Local quilters look to make a difference
• • Colonial times to return to N. Augusta
• • Man pleads guilty to armed robbery, sentenced to decade
• • Religion briefs for Oct. 15
• • Woman charged with homicide by child abuse
• • Soldier lived, died as hero
• • Live reports from Harley funeral
• •
• • Police bookings for Oct. 12
• • Blogger details alleged tryst with Haley
• • Haley boasts 9-point lead over Sheheen
• • Daycare owner arrested in toddler's death
• • Bond set for mother in child neglect case
• • New dollar store opens in Shoppes at Richland
• • SRR receives national award for lead recyling program
• • Dunkin' Donuts to join Five Guys in '11
• • Former judge, attorney given prison sentence
• • Cocky visits Clearwater Elem.
• • Harley to be laid to rest today
• • New Red Cross director faces busy first month
• • Bookings for Oct. 13
• • Aiken man sentenced for stabbing his wife
• • Blotter for Oct. 13
• • Court roundup for Oct. 13
• • Toole Hill community garden off and growing
• • Three caught in stolen vehicle
• • Hitchcock Healthcare holds yard sale to benefit the United Way
• • Harley funeral route announced
• • 'The Odd Couple' opens on Friday
• • Group sewing, selling stock ties to raise money for Olympian with a local link
• • Kids can get hands on with science at SEED
• • Flavors of Fall festival will be held Sunday in downtown Aiken
• • Man gets prison in drug case
• • Board to unveil tribunal discipline program
• • Commission recommends changes to tree pruning ordinance
• • Local volunteers clean up, prepare fallen soldier's final resting place
• • Westboro trades protest for airtime
• • Bookings for Oct. 8-10
• • Area libraries now offer e-newsletters
• • Redcliffe set for annual program
• • Midland Valley junior leads team with win at archery tournament
• • Marines to start Toys for Tots drive on Nov. 1
• • Ten things to do that will keep your pet healthy and happy
• • Treasurer of local GOP resigns, starts bid against Taylor
• • Man approaches police with a knife, is Tased
• • Briefs for Oct. 12
• • LETTER: DeMint represents majority views
• • City OKs group for seniors
• • More than 25 pleas made in General Sessions
• • School Board candidates debate 2011-12 budget, their platforms
• • MTU Diesel debuts engines built at Aiken plant
• • Jackson mayor: Trick-or-treating will be Saturday
• • Five Guys sees busy opening day in Aiken
• • Church to protest soldier's funeral
• • 'Toast' gearing up for third annual event
• • Commission to revisit tree pruning rules
• • Phinizy Swamp offers quiet, natural getaway
• • Ten famous Aiken ties
• • Sheheen stumps in Aiken
• • Ten thumbs up and thumbs down
• • Colors of causes: What does your ribbon represent?
• • Ten Aiken things on eBay
• • Ten places to eat in Aiken
• • 2010 Aiken County General Election Ballot
• • SRNS successfully exceeds donation goal for 53rd year
• • Ten times Aiken was in a national spotlight:
• • Country legend Jones to perform
• • Ten Aiken weather events
• • Council to discuss senior citizen group
• • Can't vote on Nov. 2? Send in absentee vote
• • Shaw AREVA MOX gets certification
• • Ten other Aikens
• • ACA's fundraiser 'The Art of Taste' to be held Oct. 21
• • Ten text from the signs of 10 historical markers in Aiken
• • Local News in Brief for Oct. 11
• • Ten great Aiken horses
• • On the Agenda for Oct. 11
• • Ten major events at SRS
• • Residents get inside look at area milk
• • Ten interesting road names in the county.
• • Equine Steering Committee to kickoff first presentation of 2010-2011 series
• • Ten times Aiken has turned up in books or movies
• • SRR reaches 1M gallons of salt waste
• • Ten pro athletes from Aiken
• • 'Guess Who's Coming to Dinner?' raises record funds for Aiken Tech scholarships
• • The A.B.B.E. Regional Library System's most popular books for all ages
• • Animals blessed at St. Thaddeus
• • Area Council on Aging seeks help
• • Cedar Creek Ladies to host Clean Sweep community yard sale
• • Shelter shows furry friends at annual event
• • United Way hosts annual family fun day for community
• • Female ensemble needs singers
• • Descendant of 'Dracula' author signs first novel
• • Separate accidents claim two lives
• • USCA Habitat provides Crosland Park with sheds
• • Fallen soldier returns home
• • New subdivision continues development
• • Art center to host weaving, painting classes this month
• • USCA Habitat provides Crosland Park with sheds
• • 'Angels' to aid area soldiers with shipment
• • Groups team up to bring Christmas to area foster children
• • Police Blotter for Oct. 9
• • New subdivision continues development
• • STAR hosting oyster roast
• • SRNS volunteers give Red Cross new roof
• • Ga. man charged for local check fraud
• • NAES hold fifth Walk to School Day
• • SRNS, Parsons cited for violations
• • Student retracts sex assault allegations
• • Bookings for Oct. 6
• • Blotter for Oct. 8
• • Charleston chef challenges DeMint
• • Racing-themed coloring contest winners announced
• • After historic recommendation for complex, County plays waiting game
• • Suspended boy returns to school without probation
• • Local event will raise funds, show need for clean water in Africa
• • Golf tournament is for those with joint replacements
• • Window display urges Aikenites to think pink
• • Special needs wheelchair training gives teachers new point of view
• • October Youth Wing meeting to focus on creating character through movement
• • Bookings for Oct. 5
• • 'Secretariat' an unremarkable melodrama about a remarkable horse
• • Blotter for Oct. 7
• • High school rivals, longtime friends open law firm
• • Church ushers in autumn with pumpkins
• • Home invasion victim sought by police
• • Home invasion victim now wanted
• • Dr. Seuss' Horton helps students learn loyalty
• • Club to host ride for Brothers and Sisters program
• • USCA Theatre shows broad reach at Rotary
• • Shooting victim flees through nearby home
• • Soldier's funeral planned, details not released
• • County Complex deemed historic
• • Odell Weeks gun toter charged with robbery
• • Expulsion hearing tonight for student with bullet fragments
• • Wife gets what she wants
• • Students light up for new dictionaries from Rotary
• • Local news in brief for Oct. 6
• • EDITORIAL: Low turnout for forums appalling
• • City of Aiken begins zero-based budgeting process
• • Symphony guild to hold dancing fundraiser
• • Construction underway on new City park at Richland and York
• • Children's Place opens the 15th South Carolina store Thursday
• • Board delays County Complex decision to today
• • Third-graders light up with gift of dictionaries
• • Local death row inmate will be evaluated
• • Woman killed in I-20 crash
• • Trip to Beech Island with Hammond's descendants leaves feeling of nostalgia
• • Exodus Mandate Project focuses on Christian or home-school education
• • Variety of art, artists at ACA in October
• • Local author gets answers for hard issues in the Bible
• • Accident injuring cyclists investigated
• • Woman cited in dog's death
• • School Board candidates debate referendum, other issues at forum
• • Plant sale to raise money for Aiken High FFA trip
• • Haley speaks on work expectations, voting
• • Quilters get chance to showcase talent, win awards this month
• • Local soldier dies in Afghanistan
• • Crash on I-20 claims life of Alabama woman
• • Creatures blessed big and small
• • Breast cancer support group to host tea event
• • School Board candidates discuss education issues at candidates' forum
• • Gay, women's groups wants DeMint apology
• • Local soldier killed in Afghanistan
• • Painter's penchant for ponies to be presented
• • Students get chance to experience classical music during symphony
• • Lifelong friends share day of bridal portraits, memories
• • Williston family says survival of crash a 'miracle'
• • Experts: Vaccines are doing their jobs
• • Man pleads guilty to murder
• • University Theatre's update of 'The Miser' opens Thursday
• • Man helps produce self-publishing app for aspiring authors
• • Firehouse Subs kicks off Fire Safety Month for fundraising
• • Area equine service provides valuable diagnostic tests
• • Vaccine-preventable diseases and the vaccinations that prevent them
• • Fur Ball to raise SPCA funding
• • Stop, or I'll shoot?
• • Area reserve sets limits for antlers during deer season
• • Children's clothing store set to open doors Tuesday
• • Blotter for Oct. 2
• • Briefs for Oct. 2
• • SRS meets goal of more than $940K for United Way
• • Bookings for Oct. 1, 2010
• • N.A. home invasion suspect arrested
• • Fifteen students receive scholarships during College Night
• • Elementary middle school celebrates value of dairy
• • Tour to shed some light on area's use of solar energy
• • Rose Hill to host tribute to outdoors
• • Forum to host BOE candidates Monday
• • Area leaders collaborate to develop outreach projects
• • Autumn's return brings sweet relief at chocolate festival
• • School budget faces tough times in upcoming year
• • Local woman's blog leads to long distance friends
• • Small box yields big treasures
• • Cancer survivors celebrate life
• • Pop legend Richard Marx to play Newberry Opera House
• • SRS employee arrested on charges of credit card theft
• • Chocolate Festival kicks off 22nd year Saturday
• • ACP Coffeehouse to feature 1960s theme
• • Students enjoy donated tricycles
• • Police have received no info in death
• • Seminole Mill property may have a future
• • Delegation, School Board spar over meetingSClB
• • Descendants of former Governor Hammond stop in Aiken County
• • Roses brings new life to Edgewood Square
• • Ed Hammons remembered as a 'patriot' and supporter of veterans
• • Duncan, Dyer both discuss their platforms at chamber breakfast
• • Aiken Pregnancy Center changes name, location
• • Shootin' and Shaggin' event will offer a variety of activities
• • Junior Leadership Aiken County is now accepting applications
• • Asco Valve Manufacturing taking donations for Soldiers' Angels
• • 'Evening of New York Jazz' will benefit Cumbee Center
• • Take a walk in Hitchcock Woods to celebrate Aiken's 175th birthday
• • Local news in brief
• • Midland Valley High School to host band festival Saturday
• • Public Safety captures man who escaped
• • Just Breathe yoga studio moves to new downtown Aiken locale
• • Local WWII documentary premieres in November
• • SIC to hold training, orientation
• • Theatre troupe starts season with "The Miser"
• • SAHS SIC to host fundraiser
• • Several precincts reorganized for general election
• • Local news in brief
• • Bookings for Sept. 27
• • Hook and Cook back in Jackson
• • Police blotter for Sept. 29
• • Angel Food offers food for families inall situations
• • Board of Education sets tribunal board
• • Buyer found for Girl Scout camp
• • Get flu vaccine this year
• • Stats and history of horse racing in South Carolina
• • Pari-mutuel a safe bet?
• • Mossy Oak teacher charged with drug possession on Sept. 10
• • The cart army seeks recruits
• • NAHS teacher to choreograph Cotton Bowl performances
• • Upcoming education teleconference open to public
• • Car could link drive-by shooting, murder
• • Straw sculpture may inspire competition
• • Handful of tickets still available for gala
• • Blotter for Sept. 28
• • 'Unfortunate accidents' cause for MCA's departure from Graniteville
• • Veterans, novices share the stage for theatrical premiere
• • Council to hold statewide search for city manager
• • Cook retires as Aiken's HR director
• • School board members address concerns
• • New bubblers at SRS will allow liquid waste to be processed faster
• • Two men arrested in N.A. burglary
• • School officials name new priorities in facilities plan
• • Hallman: Public colleges lack state funding
• • Police: SAHS student brought BB gun to school
• • Parkways or pondways? Reworked parkways retaining rainwater in downtown Aiken
• Hospital Services > Other Services
• • Month of October boasts many activities
• • Middle school is taking steps to prevent bullying
• • Info sought in shooting
• • Fall temps finally here
• •
• • City OKs modifications on Village at Woodside signs
• • Get ready, get set, go! Annual race nears
• • Forty USCA students have dedicated hands for fall 2010 semester
• • Monthly meetings give principals more time to visit their classrooms
• • Leadership class donates over $27,000 for playground
• • Trick-or-treaters, be mindful Halloween falls on a Sunday
• • Aiken voting precincts change
• • More than 400 attend Herb Faire at Pascalina
• • Support Aiken High School's band through 'A Night of Jazz'
• • USCA to receive Raman microscope via funding
• • M'Aiken Magic teams gear up for new game
• • Locals walk to reclaim the future
• • On the Agenda for Sept. 27
• • Pianist provides education during his Chopin recital
• • Who can get bored with all of these events in Aiken?
• • Dictionaries to be distributed to all area third-graders
• • Fourth-graders learn to appreciate nature with a trip to Carolina Bay
• • KEEPING IT CLEAN
• • Local News in Brief for Sept. 27
• • Did pool turnout warrant repairs?
• • BEAT BACK INSFlbHISTORY
• • Coffeehouse set to begin at ACP
• • Cumbee Center to benefit from costume ball
• • PEP project aims to get parents involved
• • Fashion show at maurices' aims to raise support for local animal shelters
• • City Council to hear changes to plan for Village at Woodside
• • Briefs for Sept. 25
• • DNR officer recognized for work
• • Man shot in head dies, shooter sought
• • Children's artist visits Mead Hall with book series
• • Despite repairs, future uncertain
• • Group hopes to keep area kids in school
• • Amateur photography winners named
• • Guide to S.C. Congressional officials' economic voting records for 2008-2010
• • Art guild to fund scholarship through annual sale
• • Area students win scholarships at recent CSRA College Night event
• • Last suspect in June shooting returns to Aiken, is now in jail
• • Drivers, be alert to racers
• • Historic home open to the public after renovation
• •
• • Bookings for Sept. 23
• • Police Blotter for Sept. 25
• • One dies in fiery crash
• • Man shot in head, gunmen sought
• • Sheriff's office will collect expired prescription drugs
• • Schools collect more than 1M soft drink tabs
• • One dies in fiery crash
• • 'Stay in School' kickoff planned to encourage students, parents
• • Flash Boom Bang! Aiken Regional Wii bowlers have a ball fundraising
• • Casino boats could be coming to North Charleston
• • Teen finds strength to direct his future after ChalleNGe Academy
• • Bluegrass Mini-Fest Saturday will help raise funds for spring festival
• • Bridge Club to hold tourney today
• • With move across street, Cumbee Center's resale store will have room to offer more
• • North Augusta fugitive surrenders after escape
• • Council considers adjusting ordinance to end bar's loophole
• • Results of SREL python study released
• • Roads around courthouse reopened
• • Memory ride raises funds, awareness for Alzheimer's
• • Bluegrass Festival to be in Leesville Saturday
• • Charitable care financial aid program gives patients hope
• • ACA offers two workshops for local painters
• • Fall Herb Faire will be Saturday
• • Wagener EMS moving to temporary facility
• • New Gardens bench honors Country Gardeners' founder
• • Boyd Pond Park wins award for 'birdcaching'
• • Suspect sought after standoff in North Augusta
• • SREL: No pythons yet
• • Security added at bank robbery trial
• • Event taunts taste buds for downtown visitors
• • Is your child buckled in correctly?
• • Fall foliage, Southern charm in Asheville
• • Turner's Keyboards is here to stay
• • Local news in brief for Sept. 24
• • Sheheen to stop in Aiken today
• • USCA nursing school interim dean dedicates children's book to father
• • Council will finish looking at county wireless tower proposal
• • This weekend to be for the birds
• • Memory Walk held to raise funds and awareness for Alzheimer's
• • Best Friend Express adds to regular route
• • Abuse prevention workshops offered
• • School of Nursing professor serves as USCA interim dean
• • Deadline is Friday for coloring contest
• • Man sent to hospital after N.A. shooting
• • Sheheen makes stop in Aiken on 5-city tour
• • What should you do if your check is declined?
• • School Board plans information-sharing meeting for Area 1
• • Adopted shelter pets find a better tomorrow
• • Fall foliage, Southern charm in Asheville
• • Railroad gets updated marker
• • On the Agenda for Sept. 20
• • M'Aiken Magic is still makin' magic
• • Police Blotter for Sept. 20
• • Dance your way to a stress-free life
• • Try a taste of downtown on Tuesday
• • Local news in brief for Sept. 21
• • Several break-ins reported overnight
• • Women Build breaks ground on fifth house
• • Book series finds roots in North Augusta
• • Three men sentenced in '09 murder
• • 911 service honors area enforcement
• • Silent auction a precursor to the Chocolate Festival
• • Local shoppers show up to spend $20 on the 20th
• • FFRF letter: SRS urged to eliminate promoting prayer
• • 75 car break-ins reported in city since early June
• • T-shirt exchange brings Greene to Aiken Rotary
• • Three sentenced for murder
• • Former Aiken Standard employee remembered as caring, passionate
• • Biker service focuses on life-changing events
• • Explore nature with a scavenger hunt
• • Plants focus of festival
• • Master Chevrolet Cadillac adds to staff
• • Raising the Steaks for United Way
• •
• • Area author to showcase new novel
• • Nagging over grandkids puts happy marriage in jeopardy
• • Stolen bike found at parade damaged
• • Celebrating on the road
• • Participants in the Aiken Transportation Parade
• • Aiken woman set to visit 11 countries in 11 months
• • Marathon to keep kids on track, healthy
• • Hundreds come out to end hunger
• • Community Car and Counseling offers low cost counseling to Aiken residents
• • Symphony guild to perform for area students
• • Third man pleads guilty to death
• • Officials seek info in invasion
• • Owner wants his unique bike back
• • Langley man gets six years for sex assault
• • Today is last day to submit entries in photo contest
• • Natalie Fox named new PEP executive director
• • Football Tonight
• • Country singer to be featured at biker-style service
• • New Aiken vet has equine emphasis
• • Third man pleads guilty to death
• • Officials seek info in invasion
• • Deadline to register to vote in November election approaching
• • Woofstock coming in 2011
• • Local news in briefs
• • Company gives back with repairs to South Aiken High's auditorium
• • Haley tours SRS, stumps in downtown Aiken
• • Suspect in card theft sought by officials
• • Aiken Standard editor retires
• • Welcome to Aiken, Aikens
• • Owner wants his unique bike back
• • Saturday's parade route available
• • Local news in brief for Sept. 16
• • Green Party candidate Clements hopes to pick up support from Dems
• • Candidate withdraws from County school board race
• • Plea deal reached in murder trial
• • T-shirt quilt displays artistic talents of summer enrichment program campers
• • SRS program $1.5B over plan
• • Young: Legislature may OK school funding reform
• Community Events > Lecture Series
• • Artist to celebrate his connection to North Augusta at 'Cajun Cabaret'
• • Rare photos, video of Aiken sought
• • Sale to benefit buyers, sellers and FBC ministries
• • Final dog wash scheduled for Saturday
• • Dyer proposes veteran identification program
• • Event connects senior citizens to services, fun
• • I-20 traffic stalled
• • Heat won't go away
• • Three arrested in Carolina Drive break-in
• • Murder trial ends in plea agreement
• • A weekend for the Dude
• •
• • Area shows less offense over Obama school speech
• • Community partners to hold child safety event
• Senior Wellness > > Senior Wellness Events
• Community Events > Kids & Teens
• • ADDA keeps downtown vital
• • Local singer wraps up music video shoot at the Break Room
• • Briefs for Sept. 15
• • Historical society commemorates Aiken railroad with a new marker
• • Early success leads to additional date for 'Frankenstein' at ACP
• • Suspect in 2008 murder goes on trial
• • ACP auditions coming for 'A Christmas Story'
• • Dyer to make campaign stops in Aiken
• • Today's extravaganza intends to educate area senior citizens
• • Osbon was 'good example' for younger siblings, dentists
• • Board of Education's facility rental policy to be reviewed
• • Testimonies, statements heard in day 2 of 2008 murder trial
• • Students, faculty proud of district teacher of the year Mock
• • Downtown detours ahead for transportation parade
• • LeDuc retiring after 25 years with City
• • LeDuc to retire
• Community Events > Support Groups
• Community Events > Quarterly Seminars
• Community Events > Family Life Education
• Community Events > First Aid & CPR Training
• Physician Directory O-Z > Orthopedic Surgery
• Physician Directory A-N > Cardiology
• • Murphy’s Law put to test
• • College entrance test scores down 2 points
• • URS gives $25K check for William Aiken Sr. statue
• • Police want help to solve rash of car break-ins
• • Council prepares for eatery to come to area
• • Mock named Teacher of the Year
• • Teen brings pellet gun to school
• • Car erupts in flames in downtown Aiken
• • Wanted: Dead Beat Dads
• •
• • LETTER: Election predictions
• • The other side
• • Live shell found in North Augusta yard
• • Enjoy the sounds of bluegrass music at Whitney Polo Field
• • H.L. Hunley excavator to speak at Center of Arts
• • Aiken's Makin' leaves nonbuyer's remorse in wake
• • On the Agenda for Sept. 13
• • Youth ChalleNGe faces financial woes
• • Stimulate the economy; add your money to others'
• • Army sgt.: 'I don't know where I'd be without' Youth ChalleNGe
• • Local man keeps area shoes shining
• • Teacher of Year will be named at banquet tonight
• • Five Guys set to open on Oct. 4
• • Church buries time capsule
• • You are needed for video
• • LATE BREAKING: Helicopters called for 'serious' crash
• • Family Night offered Wednesday by SRS
• • Two die in separate crashes
• • Library to rent out digital media
• • Program to focus on sexual abuse among area children
• • Center to offer classes for home schoolers
• • Policy council hopes to see S.C. as 'most free market state in America'
• • Juvenile program seeks volunteers to help decrease cases brought to court
• • Ryberg recognized as public servant of year
• • Aiken's Makin' deemed a success
• • Separate wrecks claim two lives
• • Two died in separate crashes
• • Aiken County School District's Policy IHAC on Social Studies Education
• • USC Aiken professor honored
• • Treasure hunters can seek out booty at downtown shop
• • Grant will help restore abandoned mills
• • Aiken Nutrition reopens in town at new location
• • Local crocheter wins $500, match for charity in prayer shawl contest
• • Aiken's Makin' kicks off with a parade
• • Obama's speech will be available in classrooms
• • Remembering 9/11
• • Aiken's Makin' kicks off
• • Bookings for Sept. 8
• • Winners of the Labor Day BBQ Cook-off
• • Attorney pleads guilty for role in embezzlement scheme
• • See renovated Crosland Park homes at open house
• • Westmuttster show canceled
• • Someone may belong in stockade due to N.A. theft
• • Starlight Cinema lets Aikenites watch movie under the stars, begins Saturday
• • Outgoing Gov. Sanford says 2011-12 will be wrenching year
• • Downtown detours in place for Aiken's Makin'
• • Cracker Barrel heads to Aiken
• • Planned reactor at SRNL to jump start future energy park
• • ‘Peanuts’ comic ends relationship with current syndicate
• • Reactor may be heading to SRS
• • Starlight cinema opens on Saturday
• • Westmuttser canceled again
• • Cracker Barrel is on its way
• • After fireworks stand robbery, community helps groups get funds
• • Family selling everything to save home from foreclosure
• • ATC holds Italian luncheon to raise money for Study Abroad trip
• • USCA and Augusta Astronomy Club will observe the moon
• • Knights honored for Operation Hope
• • Two of four plead guilty in Tyler killing
• • Wagener receives grant, will improve water system
• • Two of four plead guilty in Tyler killing
• • Wagener receives grant, will improve water system
• • Smith receives Silver Crescent
• • Wright family has crime history across two states
• • Former deputy Nation sues for damages
• • Former deputy Nation files suit against sheriff
• • Annual Aiken's Makin' set for Friday, Saturday
• • University Theatre heralds new season
• • Casa Bella, MOX top earners
• • Behind-the-scenes tours offered at Playhouse during Aiken's Makin'
• • Public opinion split on new EMS facility
• • Moody is new SRS manager
• • Official: Complex plans in limbo
• • It may take years before accused murderer is extradited to South Carolina for trial
• • Wright arrested (Video)
• • Mammoth Outfitters to close on Sept. 30
• • Former ARMC nursing director Nancy Thomas dies
• • Vaccines available as flu season approaches
• • Running to teach self-esteem
• • Blotter for Sept. 8
• • Farmers Market offers fresh food, information
• • 'Frankenstein' chair to be auctioned off for 'Sweet Little Chair-ity'
• • CSRA College Night will be held Sept. 14
• • Lifeguards saved 58 at Smith-Hazel over the summer
• • Special kind of labor brings life to local family
• •
• • Sorority collecting prom dresses, shoes for high school students
• • SeniorNet open house lets seniors learn more about the program, enroll
• • Home decor shop to open downtown
• • Auditions to be held for the Toast of the Town
• • Playhouse to offer interpretation for hearing impaired
• • Where is Franklin Wright?
• • No fatalities in Aiken over busy weekend
• • Help for tremors: Local support available for those with Essential Tremor
• • On the Agenda for Sept. 6
• • County wants to hear from you on ex-Coca-Cola plant
• • African-American exhibit is coming to Racing Hall of Fame
• • 5 of 6 venomous snakes in state found in Aiken
• • Back2School Bash helps Wagener area kids
• •
• • Golden Harvest program feeds kids in need over the weekend
• • Aiken celebrates Labor Day
• • Honey bees need your help to live
• • Dyer speaks of jobs, flying
• • Police want suspect 'badly'
• • Board to consider building's significance
• • AEC sponsors four students at the '10 NICE Conference
• • Wetherington denied bond in child sex assault case
• • Murder suspect still at-large
• • Aiken GOP censures Graham
• • Chernobyl lab, SRNL collaborate on research
• • HP: 2010 numbers for 100 Deadly Days drop
• • Resolution of Censure against Sen. Lindsey Graham
• • Criminal history dates back to early '70s
• • Mid-Day Lions helps boy see
• • ACP to raffle posters
• • Aiken Psychiatric & Psychotherapy office and staff grow with demand
• • Temporary spooktacular store opening soon, seeks new hires
• • Aiken Municipal Airport gets federal funding
• • Shag, groove to help find cure for Alzheimer's
• • Bond denied in child sex assault case
• • Georgia police searching for murder suspect
• • School Board weighs options for five-year facilities plans
• • Students excel in the FCCLA club
• • Aiken home builders association says thanks to legislators with a cook-off
• • Aiken County Public Library offers a variety of events for literature lovers
• • Labor Day Weekend sidewalk sale continues
• • Officials look for suspect in home invasion
• • Nonprofits build awareness with Charity Bazaar
• • Area sculptor exhibits her work in Ky.
• • Local dealership has new name
• • Man faces sex assault charge on toddler, 3
• • Classes will be reorganized with teacher reassignments
• • Murder suspect ID'd
• • Guitarist Earl Klugh to perform in Augusta
• • Bookings for Sept. 1
• • Man sought in burn deaths
• • ACSO seeks armed and dangerous suspect
• • Orange cosmos absolutely sizzling
• • Fireworks fountain grass explodes with a blaze of color
• •
• • Second Recovery Act project completed at SRS
• • Pork-themed awards will go to Labor Day cook-off masters
• • Pickin' on Park founder looks to start fiddle convention
• • Hydrangeas 'not your grandmother's plants anymore'
• • Construction under way on new walking track at Citizens Park
• • Aiken home builders association says thanks to legislators with a cook-off
• • Bloodless bull fights coming to the Hippodrome
• • Parkways to be ready for Makin'
• • Marijuana plants lead to brothers' arrest
• • WHAT IS PICKLEBALL?
• • Pot plants found
• • Laundry piles up as Naked Week approaches
• • Local issues discussed at grassroots meet in N.A.
• • Local issues discussed at grassroots meet in N.A.
• • Hibachi Grill opens in Aiken
• • Cedar Creek Ladies Club Clean Sweep yard sale will benefit local charities
• • Local issues discussed at grassroots meeting
• • Johnson Motor Company gives back to the community one plate at a time
• • Boys' choir gearing up at East Aiken Elementary
• • Board looks at school facilities needs
• • Drop by, make a difference in animals' lives
• • BAE Systems announces layoffs: Company cuts 45 local workers
• • Triple Crown dates change: Equestrian events now slated near The Masters
• • N.Y. murder suspect arrested in Jackson
• • Aiken eggs: Local supply unaffected
• • Bookings for Aug. 27-29
• • Briefs for Aug. 31
• • Blotter for Aug. 31
• • Aiken may not meet new EPA air quality standards
• • Aiken may not meet new EPA air quality standards
• • Aiken to turn teal for ovarian cancer month
• • USCA geology professor obtains prestigious award
• • Standoff in Wagener ends with surrender
• • Early-morning crash sends female runners to hospital
• • Empty big boxes: What is happening to vacant buildings populating Aiken?
• • Dunkin' may open next to Five Guys
• • ATC student and teacher save a woman's life
• • S.C. Department of Archives and History keeps history current
• • Career Center offers clinics to give students experience
• • History park gets 'colonial carriage' from E-Z-Go
• • Area dart player to shoot for national champ
• • 4-K kids return to Millbrook
• • Couple carries on legacy in published literature
• • Cleats bring color to area fields
• • Police continue investigation after second body ID'd
• • Reaching goals
• • Second fire victim ID'd
• • Area Girl Scouts plan to recruit
• • Deadline nears for Future City contest
• • Second victim found in fire identified
• • After several stumbles, SRNS finds footing in following year
• • Kickstart to the cup
• • When snakes abound, so do questions about them
• • Labor Day cookoff planned
• • Dixie Thunder ABATE provides school supplies
• • Former Our Lady of the Valley priest remembered
• • Students learn of life in the 1800s
• • Couple teaches Colonial-era dance
• • Resident's work made Aiken a beautiful place
• • Local News in Brief for Aug. 28
• • Woman and child exposed to rabies treated
• • Feeling the warmth
• • Three team up to raise money for United Way
• • Singers seek members for new season
• • Responsible, patient, caring individuals and couples needed to provide foster homes
• • Learn about piece of neglected history
• • MOX facility safety report released
• • Aiken celebrates the discovery of the neutrino
• • United Way kicks off 2010 Campaign
• • Poet memorialized by the college that expelled him
• • SRR donates $25k to USCA
• • Bookings for Aug. 25
• • Local News in Brief for Aug. 27
• • Gamecock fans kick off upcoming season
• • Tax attorney pleads guilty in embezzlement case
• • Local jewelry designer draws inspiration from the early 1900s
• • Officials look for gunman
• • Humidity, heat to decrease in Aiken
• • Police release second sketch of victim, seek ID of burned body
• • Area 4 students will use iPods in classroom
• • Savannah River Site contractor receives DOE safety award
• • Carriage Hills to host annual Border Bash
• • Tom Young talks state budget, government restructuring, taxes
• • PROFILER: SMITH KILLER HAD A 'PERSONAL CAUSE'
• • Animals launch full assault
• • City, local businesses discuss opportunities, issues at forum
• • Housing Authority seeks landlords for low-income renters
• • Best cowboy hat, boots net PBR tickets
• • Area 4 students will use iPods in classroom
• • Board of Education to make changes to teacher evaluations
• • Midland Valley area veterans park organizer Adkison remembered
• • Sidewalk sale coming to Aiken's downtown area
• • View State of the Community video
• • 'State of the Community' discussed at Chamber event
• • Girl survives rattlesnake bite
• • Suspect profile summary
• • Briefs for Aug. 25
• • Auditions to be held for orchestra
• • Golf for a cause
• • Traffic lights on Whiskey Road and Pine Log Road get upgrades
• • Juilliard student impresses choir
• • Police seek woman in fraud case
• • UPS gives to charter school, United Way
• • USCA alumni receive awards
• • Unveiling, speakers, dinner to be part of neutrino celebration
• • Local restaurants, hotels ready for expected Soccer Cup crowd of 8,000
• • Police seek to identify burned body
• • Aiken Soccer Cup: Tournament begins Saturday
• • Sketch of unidentified murder victim released
• • Stink bug presence may cause concern for Aiken
• • Financial executive discusses Social Security options, benefits
• • Stolen horse found in Aiken County
• • Storytime in the Gardens set to begin the fall season in September
• • Sign is now up on new eatery
• • Crackerneck wildlife area to open for public use
• • News briefs for Aug. 23
• • Aiken PRT ready to launch the Starlight Cinema program
• • Aiken Tech course helps students adjust
• • SRNL featured in mystery novel
• • Aiken County sees infestation increase
• • Profile on Ann Smith killer to be released
• • Ann Smith investigation update
• • AHS senior spends a week at a journalism conference
• • Spaying, neutering is essential for pet population control
• • Girl Scout event planned Saturday
• • Local News in Brief for Aug. 23
• • Concert series continues with South Boundary
• • Busbee, ALC change to K-8 format
• • More high school students are taking the ACT
• • Pregnancy care center opens in Clearwater
• •
• • USCA to offer seminars to seniors citizens
• • Area nursing school graduates third class
• • Therapeutic riding group plans to hold volunteer training
• • Skateboard competition continues after rain delay
• • Disney employee aids in improving area shelter with grant
• • Child placement coordinator visits Down Under for insight
• • Summer camp keeps Aiken arts alive
• • DeMint, Duncan gather for doughnuts
• • Bookings for Aug. 19
• • Grill pros gear up for Labor Day barbecue cookoff
• • Sixth-graders meet with teachers, eat hot dogs
• • ACSO investigates neglect case
• • Regional authors showcased at Nancy Carson Library Book Bash
• •
• • Greenhalgh to give recital
• • ATC welcomes new students
• • Alpacas in Aiken: Family brings herd along from Michigan
• • The neutrino - a large yet tiny part of Aiken's history
• • Two arrested on meth charges
• • Music education program at USCA provides students with better options
• • City wants authority over stalled construction work
• • Inn's renovations are complete
• • Music, arts and crafts will abound at summer shindig
• • Lacy Cosmetology to hold carnival fundraiser
• • Couple arrested on drug charges
• • Grant prepares students for school
• • Aiken has gubernatorial connections
• • Fundraiser planned for heart transplant
• • Council seeks input on old Coke building
• • National ACT scores in; S.C. holds steady
• • Cotillion to accept new members for dance and etiquette classes
• • Skate contest rescheduled for this Saturday
• • Murder Mystery Dinner Theater encore tonight
• • New freshmen get acquainted; USC Aiken classes begin today
• • Classes will help prepare Habitat Women Build volunteers with carpentry basics
• • Rep. Wilson visits Help Line
• • Aiken Public Safety investigating two incidents
• • State troopers crack down on impaired driving
• • Goodwill may be moving to Pine Log
• • Riding along on a license check
• • Jet trucks, bus headline Jackson event
• • NABBED!
• Connecting With Our Future...
• • Event to keep arts alive through youth
• • A 'terrawesome' return to the early school mornings
• • Republicans to hold auction event on Saturday
• •
• • Briefs for Aug. 18
• • LSCOG's Best Friend Express provides opportunities along with transportation
• • Committee looks at 'traffic calming' policy
• • Disability, aging center opens doors with enhanced services
• • Parkways in progress
• • Docs call for ban on MMA
• • ACSO: Ring belonged to elderly victim
• • On the Agenda for Aug. 17
• • Zais, Eckstrom share ideas for future of S.C.
• • Teacher at Aiken Middle School awarded Unsung Heroes grant
• • More rain in store for Aiken area
• • County Council proposes increased notification for cell tower installation
• • Reunited, wed after 54 years
• • New school year begins
• • Historic site petition may halt Complex renovation
• • USCA ranks at top of division
• • Hopelands concert canceled
• • S.C. artist exhibits her work at the USCA Etherredge Center Galleries
• • Two men charged in armed robbery
• • Teen finds success in Austria during summer trip to Europe
• • Standoff suspect lands on Mosted Wanted list
• • Local News in Brief for Aug. 17
• • Freshman move in on USCA campus
• • Kids' safety is crucial as class begins
• • Wagener teen dies in single-car crash
• • Funding issues continue
• • Trip to Antique Emporium reveals treasures
• • Church blesses kids' backpacks
• •
• • Drill sergeant gets band at Aiken High in tip-top shape
• • Researchers from SREL present at July meeting
• • Drivers need to pay special attention with school starting today
• •
• • Motorcycle club helps kids get ready to return to classrooms
• • Police Blotter for Aug. 16
• • Rain delays Slam Jam
• • Rob Miller, Frank Holleman stump at the Rally in Salley
• • Salvation Army's supplies dwindling, organization seeks midsummer support
• • Teachers learn art of archery
• • Wilson, Duncan address crowd in N. Augusta
• • Aiken area gets ready for 'shoe box season'
• • Area family joins 100 years of Boy Scouts event
• • Hundreds give animals touch at ecology event
• • Despite rain, back to school carnival gives to community
• • Aiken Choral Society prepares for the new season
• • Local briefs for Aug. 14
• • Busy weekend before start of school
• • LSCOG will launch Aging, Disability and Transportation Resource Center
• • Haley talks job creation in Aiken
• • Chris' Camera Center expands
• • Bodies found in fires: Officials look for information in homicides
• • Signs prepare drivers to slow at intersections
• • Ring may help community ID murder victim
• • ACP Youth Wing members win awards, scholarships and prepare for new season
• • Teachers learn how to make history fun
• • New principal brings change to Clearwater Elementary
• • SRR employees record 1 million safe work hours
• • Senate candidate Greene indicted
• • Armyworms turn area yards into war zones
• • Ring may hold clue to murder
• • Learn to kayak and listen to folk, rock bands perform at lake
• • Get your 'Frankenstein' musical ticket
• • A good day for shelter dogs, cats
• • SREL to give kids a chance to Touch an Animal
• • Band for beginners forming in Aiken
• Volunteering
• Hospital Services > Women's LifeCare Center
• Hospital Services > Women's Diagnostic Servic
• Hospital Services > Palmetto Pediatric Center
• Home
• Live a Healthier, Longer Life. Volunteer!
• Letter to the Editor
• Chief Justice Toal Recognizes Expertise of Volunteer Guardians ad Litem
• Earth Day Celebration
• Make A Difference in 2010!
• LOOKING FOR YOUR DREAM HOME?
• Chicago Christian Artist MEREDITH ANDREWS/Alaska Cruise 2008
• Aiken, South Carolina holiday events and holiday shopping guide
• Western Carolina State Fair
• Aiken Fall Steeplechase

Americantowns.com Sitemap