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Aiken County school board discusses bus driver shortage | Aiken Area Education - Vimarsana News

Aiken County school board discusses bus driver shortage | Aiken Area Education

Aiken County Public School District leaders spoke about a bus driver shortage that is causing some students to miss class and school-provided breakfast.

Dr. Corey Murphy picked as next superintendent of Aiken County Public Schools - Vimarsana News

Dr. Corey Murphy picked as next superintendent of Aiken County Public Schools

The Aiken County Public School District is promoting one of their own to Superintendent. 

Source: wfxg.com
Corey Murphy to lead Aiken County Public School District | Aiken Area Education - Vimarsana News

Corey Murphy to lead Aiken County Public School District | Aiken Area Education

The Aiken County Board of Education has chosen Corey Murphy to serve as the next superintendent of Aiken County Public School District. He starts July 1, 2024.

Aiken County Schools' chief of operations, student services named as next superintendent - Vimarsana News

Aiken County Schools' chief of operations, student services named as next superintendent

Aiken County Public School District's Chief Officer of Operations and Student Services Corey Murphy will advance to superintendent this fall.

Source: yahoo.com
Aiken City Council delays new water rate for potential buyer | Aiken Area Government - Vimarsana News

Aiken City Council delays new water rate for potential buyer | Aiken Area Government

Should the Aiken City Council create a new, lower water rate to attract an economic development project? The Aiken City Council will wait until another meeting to make that decision. The Aiken City Council voted 6-1 Monday evening to delay deliberating the second and final reading of an ordinance establishing a new rate for customers using more than 15 million gallons of water per month.