Erin Weeks is a journalist based in Aiken, South Carolina. She writes for The Post and Courier and QED-C, covering local news and events in the Aiken area. Erin's articles focus on a range of topics, including community events, education, arts and culture, and human interest stories. Her work has also been featured in Yahoo News.
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Erin Weeks' coverage primarily comprises local events and educational themes in Aiken, South Carolina. She often covers community events, education-related stories, and updates on local projects.
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By: Erin Weeks
An altercation between two Greenbrier Middle School students has been reported by the Columbia County School District.
The seventh annual Holiday Market at the Marina opened on Sunday, Nov. 3, and will continue each Sunday until Dec. 22.
By: Erin Weeks
Augusta University to host 32nd annual Symposium on Nineteenth Century Press, the Civil War and free expression.
Columbia County residents share their thoughts and experiences at polling locations after casting votes on Tuesday.
A bus carrying students from two fourth grade classes was involved in a collision this afternoon on Washington Road.
Notifications have been sent out regarding threatening comments made on Friday by two separate Columbia County elementary school students.
A statewide campaign is allowing community vote for educators and school staff who are making a difference.
Community shared their thoughts on a new set of guidelines which have been implemented by the Columbia County Library Advisory Board.
Two Columbia County School District highs schools ranked first in their regions at an annual dramatic arts competition.
A.R. Johnson Health Science and Engineering Magnet School celebrated 19 students who have received early admission to Augusta University.
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