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Edgefield County’s $42.5 million Law Enforcement Center is about 65% percent complete and on schedule to turn operational early next year.
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Edgefield County’s $42.5 million Law Enforcement Center is about 65% percent complete and on schedule to turn operational early next year.
The Aiken County Historical Museum gave children and their families a chance to learn about David Drake, also known as Dave, and 1800s enslaved potter from South Carolina.
Ten years later, residents recall Winter Storm Pax, a massive ice storm that brought normal life in the Aiken-Augusta area to a halt for several days in mid-February 2014.
Ten years later, residents recall Winter Storm Pax, a massive ice storm that brought normal life in the Aiken-Augusta area to a halt for several days in mid-February 2014.
North Augusta got its first look at its 10-year Parks Master Plan Jan. 29. Note: it’s still a draft. But it's also got data, analysis and recommendations for the city's 18 parks and for that park-in-waiting, the 150-acre Country Club property.