John Applefest News Today

St. Johns Applefest brought festive fall fun to Aiken on Saturday morning with miniature horses, vendors and food.

This year will be the 51st annual St. John Applefest, one of the largest festivals in the tri-county area. The festival runs from Thursday, Sept. 14 through Sunday, Sept. 17

During its work session on Tuesday, Sept. 5, Fenton City Council denied a fireworks display permit requested by the St. John Applefest committee. After much discussion, Councilman Scott Grossmeyer motioned

The tri-county area saw many changes and excitement last year. From elections, fires in downtown Holly and Fenton, road construction, farmers markets, festivals, the federal government renaming Squaw Lake as

The trolley runs to major commercial corridors on North Leroy Street, Owen Road and Silver Parkway. It will be available at no charge to riders on Thursday and Friday evenings

Back by popular demand and tradition is the Friday Fish Fry at St. John’s Applefest, this Friday, Sept. 16, from 4 to 7 p.m.

First he fixed the iconic four-sided clock tower of the old Fenton fire station that had been broken for many years. More recently, Ronny Medawar, owner of Medawar Jewelers, is