John Boyette

The month of May brings us awards season and graduations galore, and there’s a lot of good news coming from those celebrations.

The school year ended last week, and with it came a slate of graduations. I believe our reporters have covered around a dozen graduations when you count all of the

The big day to celebrate the dads and special men in your life is Sunday. It’s a special time of the year and on the sports calendar with many big events this weekend.

Aiken has plenty of restaurant options these days, a far cry from my youth when chain restaurants were scarce and family-owned restaurants were not as plentiful.

There are many ways to celebrate the Fourth of July – watching fireworks, taking in a baseball game, grilling out with friends – but I don’t think you can beat patriotic music.

The story of Javeayah Harris, the 4-year-old child who was reported missing from her Aiken County home last week, had a sad ending.

There I was last week, scrambling to find barbecue for my family as the Fourth of July approached.

Like many of you, I woke up Sunday morning to the news that U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham had died unexpectedly.

Aiken City Council held a public input session on July 27 to get comments on the proposal to raise the hospitality tax, and I made sure to circle my calendar.

For years, people have complained about trying to find a parking spot for one of the downtown Aiken businesses, shops or restaurants.