The Robert E. Knox Scout Reservation recently held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new W. Rodger Giles Dining Hall, Sewell Center and Doctors Hospital Health Lodge.
The finalist will be recognized, and the teacher of the year will be named during halftime of the Burke County Bears and WACO Yellow Jackets football game.
The Galleri️ test is the first of its kind and detects a signal in the blood that may be associated with cancer. Results can even predict where the cancer may be located.
Despite it being homecoming for Thomson High School, students are still making sure the family of Nylah Tutt is a part of their activities. On Wednesday, family and friends held a balloon release for Nylah.
Savannah River Mission Completion awarded $4,000 in grants to Public Education Partners to fund science, technology, engineering, and math-related activities in Aiken County schools.
September is ovarian and uterine cancer awareness month. Doctors are teaming up with a local support group to make a group of patients feel special before the month is over.
Despite a 3-2 decision supporting Tiffany Carrol's bid to rejoin society, efforts again fell short because the bar is higher for certain violent crimes.
After years of issues from plumbing, delays, and vandalism, Diamond Lakes Regional Park is opening up fully functioning restrooms and concession stands.
With South Carolina already seeing its first flu death of the season, health officials in the two-state region are urging people to get vaccinated for flu, RSV and COVID.
President Joe Biden used his veto powers on Tuesday striking down a pair of joint resolutions that would remove endangered species protections from two animals.
An Aiken County deputy shot a suspect twice with a beanbag round after he went on a window-breaking rampage with a baseball bat, according to authorities.
A study showed results on Monday to see the pros and cons of what it would look like if a hockey team made a return if a new James Brown Arena comes to fruition.
Another Richmond County deputy joined the ranks of the recently fired this week, and there are new developments on a pair who were fired last week and two others who were demoted.
A federal judge in Atlanta rules a firm can keep offering a grant program only to Black women, saying a lawsuit arguing it illegally excluded other races was not likely to succeed.
Jail records show a 23-year-old Atlanta man and 25-year-old Florida woman were charged with misdemeanor sale, distribution or possession of dangerous drugs.
Herschel Walker’s wife is seeking to sell the Atlanta house that the football great listed as his residence when he ran for U.S. Senate last year as a Republican.
More overnight lane closures are coming this week for the Interstate 20 improvement project at the Georgia-South Carolina state line, transportation officials say.
Feds say S.C. State is supposed to be getting funding that’s equitable with South Carolina’s original land-grant university, Clemson — but that hasn’t happened.
Belair Donuts celebrated its fourth anniversary on Tuesday. To help celebrate this anniversary, Beautify Augusta helped the business to get its own mural.
Over 100 years ago, what’s now trees and campgrounds used to be the home to multiple black families. Now, the set of steps is one of the only historical markers left for one of those families.
A new plan to deal with panhandling and a push for better service from city departments were on the minds of Augusta commissioners Tuesday when they met.
An eight-foot albino boa constrictor startled technicians at a car dealership in Myrtle Beach when they looked under the hood of a car Tuesday morning.