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Aiken gathering salutes generations of fallen servicemen | Aiken Area News - Vimarsana News

Aiken gathering salutes generations of fallen servicemen | Aiken Area News

Aiken County Veterans Memorial Park, on Richland Avenue, was the host site May 27 of a Memorial Day gathering organized by Aiken County Veterans Council.

Aiken Design Review Board gets first look at building design | Aiken Area Government - Vimarsana News

Aiken Design Review Board gets first look at building design | Aiken Area Government

The Aiken Design Review Board began its discussion of the design and concept plan of a mixed-use building planned for downtown Aiken.

Consultant says nine national retailers interested in Aiken | Aiken Area Government - Vimarsana News

Consultant says nine national retailers interested in Aiken | Aiken Area Government

Matt Yeager of Retail Strategies told the Aiken City Council there are nine national retailers and one regional retailer interested in Aiken.

Former Aiken Mall property has new name and making progress - Vimarsana News

Former Aiken Mall property has new name and making progress

AIKEN, S.C. (WJBF)- Changes continue for the old Aiken Mall property on Whiskey Road. After years of planning, demolition and construction– people are finally seeing some results. One of the first new businesses on the property will open soon. Before long, people living in Aiken won’t have to go to Augusta if they are craving […]

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Executive director of Aiken African American center resigns | Aiken Area News - Vimarsana News

Executive director of Aiken African American center resigns | Aiken Area News

The executive director of the Center for African American History, Art and Culture has left her role to take on a new job at the Savannah River Site.