Mike Rosier
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Augusta, GA, United States
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South Aiken boys, Grovetown girls take titles at inaugural Savannah River Shootout Christmas Classic
NORTH AUGUSTA - Winning a basketball tournament in December might not mean all that much in the grand scheme of things, but South Aiken head coach Will Lowther sees the value in it. → Read More
Force is strong for fans at 'Star Wars' premiere
A long time ago - in a decade far, far away - Jeff Salivia had his imagination awakened by a story that grabbed him and never let go. On Thursday, he hoped to harness those emotions again. → Read More
Donald Trump addresses health care act, gun control at Aiken town hall
AIKEN — One by one, Donald Trump hit all of his targets. Obamacare. Terrorists. Gun control. Illegal immigration. The Department of Veterans Affairs. Hillary Clinton. → Read More
GOP frontrunner Trump appears in Aiken Saturday
A recent Pew Research Center poll places Trump's support among Republican voters in South Carolina at 24 percent. → Read More
Aiken County Council votes to reject refugee resettlements
Aiken County Council approved in a 7-2 vote a resolution rejecting the resettlement of any Middle Eastern refugees. → Read More
Pardon Our Mess: Damaged utility pole
A utility pole that appears to have been struck by a vehicle is leaning over on Peach Orchard Road. → Read More
New Aiken Mayor Rick Osbon talks about the city's future
Mayor Rick Osbon sat down with The Augusta Chronicle last week to talk about the city's future and what an ideal Aiken might look like. → Read More
National Guard dedicates Fallen Soldier Memorial to Harley, Rabon, and Dillon
A Fallen Soldier Memorial was dedicated at the Graniteville Armory to the memories of Harley, Rabon and former unit member and U.S. Marine Cpl. Matthew Dillon, who died in Iraq in 2006. → Read More
North Augusta Optimists' Christmas tree lot burglarized again
Nearly a year ago, the Optimist Club's entire remaining supply of Fraser fir trees was stolen from its lot at the intersection of Knobcone Avenue and Martintown Road. A few weeks ago, about 25 trees, valued at around $1,500, were taken. → Read More
Christian contemporary group Selah to perform Christmas-themed concert at Millbrook Baptist in Aiken on Dec. 5
Todd Smith never set out to sell millions of albums and perform in concerts across the world. → Read More
Local GOP wants Aiken County Council to adopt anti-refugee resolution
K.T. Ruthven, chairman of the Aiken County Republican Party, told councilmembers his organization's executive committee had drafted a resolution against any refugee resettlement in South Carolina and asked councilmembers for their support as well moving forward. → Read More
Trial of former North Augusta officer charged in unarmed man's shooting death moved to January
Jack Swerling, the attorney for Justin Craven, confirmed the move to Edgefield County's next term of court Wednesday, attributing it to a normal flow of court cases and nothing related specifically to his client's case. → Read More
Groundbreaking held for new Leavelle McCampbell Middle School
Designed by McMillan Pazdan Smith architecture, the new school on Weldon Way off of Bettis Academy Road will fold familiar aspects of the historic old building. → Read More
North Augusta City Council holds public hearing for Project Jackson master plan agreement, passes first reading in 6-1 vote
Following nearly three-and-a-half hours of discussion, votes and commentary on the controversial Project Jackson, North Augusta City Council passed on first reading three ordinances related to the riverfront development plan. → Read More
North Augusta city council passes budget on first reading
NORTH AUGUSTA - The city council unanimously passed the first reading for the city's proposed fiscal year 2016 budget of just more than $35 million. → Read More
Living History Park to present life in Colonial Times this weekend in North Augusta
North Augusta Living History Park transforms on Saturday and Sunday into 18th century America for the annual Colonial Times: A Day to Remember weekend. → Read More
North Augusta council OKs amendment to aid Scuttle's Island water park
The city council heard from more residents Monday concerned about a water park within its limits but passed an ordinance permitting its development unanimously. → Read More
Medac employees love company's new facility
Medac employees say they appreciates all the additional space the 60,000-square-foot building now provides over their cramped former location off Scott Nixon Memorial Drive in Augusta. → Read More
Republican presidential candidate Carly Fiorina touts conservative values during Aiken stop
GOP presidential candidate Carly Fiorina appeared at a town hall meeting Friday with U.S. Sen. Tim Scott (R-S.C.) and Congressman Trey Gowdy (R-S.C.) held before an enthusiastic crowd of about 1,500 at USC Aiken's Convocation Center. → Read More
Producer for 'Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives' talks to Midland Valley students
Emmy-winning television reporter and producer Mike Morris has traveled the world with chef Guy Fieri as the senior field producer for the popular Food Network television show Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives. → Read More