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Sunshine Week: Newspaper's journalism fund helps promote awareness, accountability - Vimarsana News

Sunshine Week: Newspaper's journalism fund helps promote awareness, accountability

A banner that hangs in the Aiken Standard newsroom declares that “truth is our Standard” and “facts aren’t free.”

Letter: Pace's Run needs a community center - Vimarsana News

Letter: Pace's Run needs a community center

I must congratulate whoever it is that approves construction even when its is not approved by the advisory board. We now have on Silver Bluff Road a scarlet letter box

Aiken City Council could look at Aiken Corp. deal next month | Aiken Area Government - Vimarsana News

Aiken City Council could look at Aiken Corp. deal next month | Aiken Area Government

The Aiken City Council could consider an agreement with the Aiken Corporation to build and operate a mixed-use building downtown as soon as next month.

Aiken City Council: Three Beckman building shops could stay | Aiken Area Government - Vimarsana News

Aiken City Council: Three Beckman building shops could stay | Aiken Area Government

The Aiken City Council voted unanimously Monday evening to approve the first readings of ordinances granting one-year lease extensions with a mutual option for a second year to the three businesses. The lease extensions contain a provision, Item 19, offering owners Jeannette Moseley (Vampire Penguin and Flawless Glow) and Brooke Thomas (Ginger Bee) the chance to purchase their parts of the Beckman building.

Ex-Aiken official Tim O'Briant named Pickens administrator | Aiken Area Government - Vimarsana News

Ex-Aiken official Tim O'Briant named Pickens administrator | Aiken Area Government

Pickens City Council unanimously voted Jan. 8, 2024 to name former Aiken Economic Development Director Tim O'Briant to be the next Pickens city administrator.