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New business open in downtown Aiken | Aiken Area Business

A new business that sells artisan items and offers workshops opened on Feb. 24 on Laurens Street in downtown Aiken.

Jury gives split decision in Butte police lawsuit

A federal jury delivered a split decision Friday on a former Butte police detective's lawsuit alleging harassment and retaliation.

Superior pays $540,000 for open space parcel

Superior officials Monday voted to spend $540,000 to buy a property for open space that was destroyed by the 2021 Marshall Fire.

Your Letters — Jan. 19, 2024

By Susan Weaver, Karen Birbeck, Susan Stanton, Leonard Klaif, Jessica McCrea, Scott Gillies, Jack Crocker

Hall County's Lydia Hahne named Library Employee of the...

The Hall County Library System's business manager was recently named Library Employee of the Year at the 2023 Georgia Public Library Awards.

Superior Community Center loses cafe

The Serendipity Tap and Cafe at the Superior Community Center, 1500 Coalton Road, served its last coffee on Friday. 

Kennel owners, nearby resident question language in Canton zoning law

CANTON – Clarifying language in the revised Town of Canton code law regarding kennels and animal shelter was the thrust of public comment at a public hearing on Wednesday night. Debra …

Midlands Women coming together to inspire change across the community

Ojai Valley Pickleball Association will seek rescission of city hall court closure

According to Leslie Clark, spokesperson and board member of the nonprofit, Ojai Valley Pickleball Inc, the group and its members will be asking the Ojai City Council to “rescind” its

Your Letters — Dec. 28, 2023

By Mark Bodycombe, Leslie Clark, Tim Krout, Mark Jacobs and John Brooks