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Aiken County provides Wagener fire fee spending information to S.C. Department of Revenue. A local accounting firm found discrepancies in documentation of fees.

Aiken County staff members tell the CPST V ad hoc study committee their priorities for how to spend $127.6 million the sales tax could generate for the county.

If voters in Aiken County approve Capital Project Sales Tax V in November, it would generate more than $260 million that could be used to pave dirt roads, construct new

Aiken County Council established a CPST V ad hoc study committee as the body prepares to spearhead the creation of a ballot for the November general election.

The nine members of Aiken County Council share their top priorities for 2024, including approving a budget, paving dirt roads, and making changes to zoning.

A groundbreaking ceremony was held for the Nancy Carson Library renovation project on Friday afternoon.

Aiken County Auditor Charles Barton and Treasurer Jason Goings will be receiving one-time salary supplements of more than $90,000 apiece.

Aiken County Council remains divided over an ordinance that would provide one-time pay supplements of more than $90,000 apiece to Auditor Charles Barton and Treasurer Jason Goings.

Two Aiken County elected officials recently spoke to the Aiken Standard about why they are seeking one-time salary supplements of more than $90,000 apiece.

I would like to extend my thanks and appreciation to my County District 6 Representative, Phil Napier, for opposing the motion made by County Council Vice Chairman Andrew Siders to