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United Way hopes for increased assistance 

The needs keep rising, and La Verne Gold hopes the support will go up as well.

"People are having a tough time," said Ms. Gold,...

Fort Gordon is losing two commanders 

Two Fort Gordon commanders will be leaving the post this month.

Brig. Gen. Donald M. Bradshaw, the commanding general of Dwight D....

Fort Gordon has party celebrating Army's birthday 

Though many Americans mark June 14 as Flag Day, Fort Gordon observes the day for another reason. It's the Army's birthday.

"The...

First event in Triple Crown a family affair 

Attending the Aiken Trials has been a family tradition for Susie McMurtrie Rutherfurd for more than four decades, so a little cold, wet...

Hospitals' competitive spirit helps United Way 

In light of the bad economy, the United Way of the CSRA wanted to find new ways to boost the organization's annual fundraising campaign, so...

Lecture series will help fund gardens 

When Jacque Rees gave a gardening lecture at a bookstore last year, she was surprised by the response.

"I was expecting 15 people,...

Author gives appetizing presentation 

David Gelin considered local opinion when writing his book.

"I'd ask the people in town. The local people will set you straight,"...

Aiken coffeehouse filled to the brim 

From the big-band sounds of Richard Herzog to the harmonica styling of Danny Dunaway to the traditional sounds of the hammered dulcimer, the...

Eating benefit will fill empty bowls 

Eating will help raise money to feed the hungry.

The eighth annual Empty Bowl fundraiser will be March 8, and as patrons arrive...

Mustang was workhorse on field 

Jesse Scott was a workhorse for the Midland Valley High School Mustangs football team last season.

"This year, he didn't hardly...