Elizabeth Hustad

Jacksonville's Fansler Construction will break ground soon on the 343 Jackson Parc Apartments, the first homes in North Augusta's massive Hive development.

The sixth annual CSRA Walk for Water in support of nonprofit Water Mission (and worldwide access to safe drinking water) will go on as planned Saturday, Nov. 9.

No one filed for seat, but write-in candidate for Aiken County Board of Education District 4 and responded to our Q&A.

North Augusta Forward’s first fundraiser supporting public art initiatives throughout downtown North Augusta is now rescheduled for Nov. 16, also second event.

Edgefield County manufacturer Bondex announced it's expanding local operations with a $18.8 million investment that will add 13 jobs at its site in Trenton.

No increase to property taxes is proposed in North Augusta for next year. The city council previewed the budget but is yet to decide on adding more officers.

It's Game Time in North Augusta for the 2024 North Augusta Lions Club Christmas Parade is set for Sunday, Dec. 8. Local toy store owners set as Grand Marshals.

North Augusta now has a nearly $1 million contract option for clearing its parks and Greeneway. Should it be executed, much of that would be reimbursed by FEMA.

Augusta University is hosting a decades-old symposium led by a pair of nationally recognized historians. Its topic is most anything about 19th century media.

The Highway 283 bridge over Turkey Creek in Edgefield County will be closed for about a month starting Monday, Nov. 4, while SCDOT makes repairs.