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Aiken Regional Airport's new primary runway is near completion. What's next? (opens the original)
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AIKEN — As Aiken Regional Airport, a favored destination for the private jets of corporations, equestrians and celebrity golfers, finalizes $7.7 million in improvements to its primary runway, Aiken City Council is leveraging matching funds to update the airport’s layout plan and prepare for resurfacing the secondary runway. The ribbon will be cut Oct. 9 on the 5,500-foot primary runway, formerly asphalt and now concrete. The Federal Aviation Administration paid for 95% of the cost, with the stat
Phase one of Tribute Parkway opened for traffic, roundabout memorializes Sandy Rogers (opens the original)
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AIKEN — City of Aiken officials opened Phase One of the Tribute Parkway to traffic Sept. 28 in a ribbon cutting ceremony that included dedication of a roundabout memorializing Master Corporal Sandra “Sandy” Rogers, who was killed in the line of duty on Jan. 28, 2012. The 2.35-mile, $14.97 million route extends from Whiskey Road at Oak Grove East — Cracker Barrel is on the southeast corner — to the Rogers Memorial Roundabout and north across Corporate Drive to South Centennial Avenue, which ends
SRS is crucial to the nation's nuclear future, Governor's Nuclear Advisory Council told (opens the original)
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COLUMBIA — South Carolina is still in position to be a hub of nuclear innovation and investment, despite not being one of five states chosen to host a federal Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campus, the South Carolina Governor’s Nuclear Advisory Council was told Sept. 24. The council, which advises the governor on nuclear issues and participates in strategic planning for advancing nuclear energy generation and technology, meets twice a year to hear presentations about nuclear-related matters from r
Demolition underway for Oliver Hotel project, downtown lane closures imminent (opens the original)
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AIKEN — Lane closures and detours are expected in downtown Aiken within weeks as demolition work to clear space for construction of apartments and a municipal parking deck continues, Aiken City Manager Stuart Bedenbaugh said Sept. 23. Bedenbaugh said R.W. Allen, contractor for Oliver Hospitality, which is renovating the Hotel Aiken building and adjacent properties, had not yet heard from the S.C. Department of Transportation about when lanes of Richland Avenue and Newberry Street will be closed.
City board grants exception allowing former Aiken County Council Building to become a restaurant (opens the original)
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AIKEN — The City of Aiken Board of Zoning Appeals granted an exception Sept. 22 that would allow the former Aiken County Council building at the corner of Richland Avenue and Morgan Street to be used as a restaurant, catering center and event space. According to city ordinance, the property, zoned Office/Institutional, may be used for an eating establishment only by special exception. The application was from Christian Carlisle, who does not yet own the property. Carlise owns Blue Collard at 113
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