The state Supreme Court recently ruled that some sex offenders should have the right to challenge rulings ordering them to be electronically monitored for life, but the Second Judicial Circuit Solicitor’s Office and the state department of...
These are the bookings recorded by the North Augusta Department of Public Safety for the dates of May 31 to June 6. Some of the people may not have spent time in jail if they posted bond and were released. Although those listed have been arrested...
A grand larceny occurred between May 7 and May 27 (but was reported June 5) on West Woodlawn Avenue, involving $2,515 in jewelry being stolen. Taken were a diamond necklace, an emerald necklace, a garnet ring and 25 silver dollars.
North Augusta High School Principal Todd Bornscheuer said he’s excited about a new opportunity – taking the same role at H.L. McCracken Middle School in Bluffton next month.
Fox Creek High School added a twist to its graduation history on Thursday evening, holding its graduation ceremony at Aiken Technical College for the first time, in an effort to provide more room for families and other well-wishers.
Charles Neill and his family went on a flight to Washington to visit family. They had just shown their home at Raborn Pointe, off Five Notch Road, on Sunday. The hope was to sell the home and go on to build a new house, one they could...
A pair of cameras helped add some laughter to Friday afternoon’s atmosphere at USC Aiken, in the hands of Daniel Pippen and Bailie Sparks, with their fellow North Augusta High School seniors as the supporting cast.
Todd Bornscheuer, the North Augusta High School principal since 2010, has accepted the principal’s position at H.L McCracken Middle School in the Beaufort County city of Bluffton.
Daniel Pippen, North Augusta High School’s Valedictorian and Bailie Sparks, North Augusta’s Salutatorian, have been at the head of their class during their years at North Augusta High School, and helped attract some of the...
M.K. Jenkins, as this year’s valedictorian at Fox Creek High School, has reached some territory familiar to her family, as her older brother, Nick, was the Predators’ top graduate of 2008.
Local taxpayers are in line for a break in terms of paying for improvements to North Augusta’s water facilities, in the wake of Monday’s North Augusta City Council meeting.
