Does the City of Aiken have an identity crisis? It's a nationally known retirement destination, but what's there for younger people? A presentation at the next city council meeting looks to tackle the problem head on.
A gloomy day on the unemployment front. New numbers show the unemployment rate in metro Augusta is up five-tenths of a point to nine percent. Augusta's not the only one suffering, however. In Jefferson county, the news gets worse.
Graystone Ranch is asking for your help. Although they need to replace everything, they say the most immediate need is the food because they can only make it to the end of the week with what they have left.
Hammond Hill Elementary in North Augusta is still celebrating being named a National Blue Ribbon School of Excellence. That's the highest honor a school can receive. Now, they're one of eight finalists for the Palmetto's Finest award.
What do the movies "Life Of Pi," "The Avengers" and "Prometheus" have in common besides making millions in the box office and being nominated for the Academy Awards? The answer is North Augusta native 21-year-old Steven Benjamin.
It was a fun and festive day with a serious message, as citizens and leaders came out to support the annual MLK parade.This year's theme hit close to home.
Augusta has been ranked fourth by Digital Journal as one of the "2013 Top Places to Live." Factors for the ranking included availability of jobs, home prices and income levels.
The Rosemary Inn Bed and Breakfast is one of 49 South Carolina properties to receive the award. A ceremony was held to honor the S.C. businesses on Monday.
It's a new program to say thank you to all our hometown heroes who sacrifice for the rest of us every day, but as News 12's Christie Ethridge reports, the sacrifice is coming from the realtor, and the thank you is landing in the homeowner's pocket.
It's a domino effect, and it's landing in Augusta. We're talking about the Village at Riverwatch Shopping Center. Even though there's only one business there now, the plan is for a lot more.
The Savannah River is used by many and for many different reasons. Some use it for business and others for pleasure. However, one group tries to take care of it for everyone.
They're called "Friends of Mistletoe State Park." They've come up with a way people can still enjoy the lake and get their boat out on the water despite the drought.
You know killing someone in real life is not OK, but what if it's pretend? Well, kids do it all the time, and don't think twice when they play violent video games.
Eight years ago today, tragedy hit the small town of Graniteville. A train derailed and chlorine rose to the city's clouds. The derailment killed nine people and left countless others with painful memories.
In a historic move, the Richmond County Board of Education elected its first female president and vice president ever. The newly-elected vice president received every vote present, while Madame President Venus Cain received one vote against her.
It is a chance to try out a new hobby without making a major commitment. 'Free Hunt Days' has caused a ton of confusion in South Carolina. We answer the question: Can you hunt deer tomorrow?
Voters approved it in July, and now the TSPLOST is hitting you in the wallet. Thirteen counties in Georgia now have a new sales tax to pay for road projects.
In many ways, Donna Joyner is a typical realtor -- always on the go and always on the phone. Joyner lives in a busy world of buyers and sellers and homes.
It was one of the largest deployments Fort Gordon's ever seen. Now that the holidays are over, it's back to work for these troops as they head overseas.
It was a big honor for one local family to have the first local new year's baby. For the first time in recent years, Doctors Hospital played host to the extra special delivery.
