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- Sep 18, 2026
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Update: Coroner says Aiken man was victim of fatal one-vehicle wreck (opens the original)
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One person was killed Sept. 17 in a single-vehicle crash in Aiken County. Aiken County Coroner Darryl Ables identified the victim as 24-year-old Sean Clancy of Aiken. Clancy was the driver of a 2008 Lincoln MKZ that was traveling north and went off the right side of road and striking a ditch, according to Master Trooper Brandon Bolt of the South Carolina Highway Patrol. The incident occurred at 5:44 p.m. on Jaywood Road near Jackson Effie Road. EMS transported Clancy to the hospital where he die
Column: Big stories sometimes come in late on a Friday (opens the original)
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In the media business, we have something that is known as the “5 o’clock Friday news dump.” That’s the slang term when a business, organization or individual wants to release bad news to the media. The hope is that the news, whatever it might be, gets minimal exposure. It’s not a bad strategy. Most folks have one foot out the door late on Friday, if they are even working at all. It was a good ploy back in the days before the internet and Facebook. Nowadays, with 24-hour news cycles and social me
Column: Where were you when 9/11 terror attacks changed the world? (opens the original)
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Most of us were working. Some of us were in classrooms. A bunch of us weren’t even born. I know exactly where I was on the morning of Sept. 11, 2001. I was preparing to go to work in Augusta when I first got word of a horrific plane crash in New York. As I drove to work, I kept up with the news. A second plane hit the World Trade Center. Soon it became clear that these weren’t “accidents,” but a calculated terrorist attack. Frankly, the rest of that day and week was a blur. I was the sports edit
This S.C. high school is the best in the state and among the top 15 in the nation. Where is it? (opens the original)
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AIKEN — Aiken Scholars Academy is No. 1 again. In the latest ranking of high schools by U.S. News & World Report released this week, Aiken Scholars remained on top of the annual list compiled by the news magazine for the second year in a row. The Aiken school heads the rankings for 236 South Carolina schools that were ranked by U.S. News & World Report for 2026-27. Aiken Scholars was ranked No. 10 nationally a year ago, but slipped to No. 14 this year. Additionally, Aiken Scholars is ranked No.
Column: Students, staff adjusting to modified school year (opens the original)
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In case you missed it, Aiken County students returned to the classroom July 20. It’s hard to believe, but we are now in the fourth year of the modified school calendar used by the Aiken County Public School District. Essentially, it shortens the summer break but adds more time off throughout the school year. The goal, school leaders said back in 2023 when it was first implemented, was to help students retain what they learned and give both students and staff mental rest breaks throughout the yea
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