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More Augusta-area women purchasing firearms
Gun sales have been on the rise in Augusta, particularly to women.
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Rural pupils will learn with iPod Touch
AIKEN --- There isn't an app to correct limited Internet and technology options in rural areas, but the Aiken County school district doesn't want Area 4 pupils' location to be a roadblock to experiencing technology that is common in many homes.
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New jobs don't help trim unemployment rate
WASHINGTON --- Unemployment is stuck at high levels even though some companies are hiring. The problem, government data show, is that too few jobs are being created for the growing number of people looking for work.
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Musketeers rally over Wolfpack
Richmond Academy coach Chris Hughes gave his team a choice at halftime.
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City officials hold talks on Section 8
The Augusta Housing Authority investigates every complaint it receives about Section 8 housing and takes appropriate action, Executive Director Jake Oglesby told Augusta Commission members Friday.
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Bond hearings held for suspects in shootings
Two men who survived separate shootings that killed their friends testified during bond hearings in Superior Court on Friday.
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Richmond Academy rides second-half comeback to win
Richmond Academy quarterback Drek Reid scored two of his three touchdowns in the second half as the Musketeers overcame a halftime deficit to upend Greenbrier, 28-21.
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Rich. Co. school board members consider Labor Day start date
Board member says August weather too hot to begin class.
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Lincoln County beats McCormick
McCORMICK - Wiping away the residue of last week's loss to a rival on the other side of the river, Lincoln County faired much better in its second trip into South Carolina.
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SC child found in concrete died from blow to head
A 2-year-old South Carolina boy whose body was found buried in cement in a trash can earlier this year died from a blow to the head.
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Study: SC farm program could create 10,000 jobs
If the state's program encouraging consumers to buy locally grown produce is successful, it could mean an additional 10,000 jobs a year to the state's economy.
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Wanted murder suspect recently questioned by Aiken Co. investigators
Officers are still looking for a man wanted in two states. They say Franklin Wright is wanted for two murders in Aiken County and a violent assault Wednesday night in downtown Augusta. Aiken County investigators say they questioned Wright about the two murders recently.
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Housing authority and city leaders look to form Section 8 "task force"
Augusta city leaders, community members and the Augusta Housing Authority were talking about the problems associated with Section 8 housing and how to fix them, Friday morning.
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UGA safety suspended after theft charge
ATHENS, Ga. Georgia safety Alec Ogletree has been suspended for at least one game after a misdemeanor theft charge.
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Some neighbors living in fear as murder suspect remains on the loose
As the manhunt for murder suspect Franklin Wright continues, some neighbors live in fear.
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Still no sign of armed, dangerous murder suspect
After hours of searching, there's still no sign of a Beech Island man wanted for two murders and an attack in which a woman was left for dead. Franklin Wright is considered armed and extremely dangerous.
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Sanford will visit Aiken on Thursday
As part of his weekly visits around the state, Gov. Mark Sanford will stop in Aiken on Thursday morning.
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Judge blocks charges against U.S. military supplier
ATLANTA The federal case against a Kuwait-based food supplier accused of defrauding the U.S. government of $68 million was dealt a stinging setback after a judge moved to block the charges.
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Aiken County neighbors upset over blocked railroad crossing
Neighbors in Aiken County are upset over the closing of a railroad crossing. The Department of Transportation closed the railroad for safety reasons. Neighbors have planned a meeting to express their concerns.
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The lights are off in Wrens
Jefferson Energy Cooperative says the power is out in Wrens for a little more than 1300 people.
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