Defense lead Panthers past Cardinals
CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Luke Kuechly knows Carolina's defense didn't have much bite earlier in the season.
View ArticleGraniteville train wreck: Ten years later
On Jan. 6, 2005, a Norfolk Southern train hit a parked train in Graniteville, derailed and poured 60 tons of chlorine gas into the air. Nine people died as a result.
View ArticleTimeline: Train derailment shakes Graniteville in 2005
2:40 a.m.: Head-on collision between Norfolk Southern Train 192 and parked train. Sixty tons of chlorine pour into the air.
View ArticleTop T.V. picks for week of Jan. 4
"Downton Abbey" -- "The nature of life is not permanence, but flux." So says wise ol' Mr. Carson as the beloved period soap returns for what looks to be a season of tremendous change. It's 1924 and...
View ArticleDark secret threatens family's livelihood in upcoming Playhouse play
A father's dark secret threatens his most coveted item - his family.
View ArticleMYSTERY PLANT: Scientific name of this mystery plant means 'prickly pine'
We had a mysterious pine tree not too long ago, and here is another. There's always a new pine species to learn about.
View ArticleLIFE AROUND WOODSIDE: Holiday events fill up December
Woodside Plantation kicked off the holidays on Dec. 7 when residents throughout the community lined their driveways with brightly lit luminaries. That same night, the Women of Woodside held its annual...
View ArticleRemembering the victims of the Graniteville derailment
The nine people whose lives were immediately lost in Graniteville's 2005 calamity had backgrounds in communities as far-flung as Sherbrooke, Quebec, and Overland Park, Kansas, with pursuits that ranged...
View ArticleGraniteville law enforcement reflects on train disaster, contingency plans
Aiken County Sheriff Michael Hunt remembers the text message he received during the night informing him of a train collision in downtown Graniteville with possible injuries.
View Article'Celebrating recovery, moving forward': Workshop on revitalization grant...
In the flicker of candles lit in memory of the lives lost after the Graniteville train derailment 10 years ago, there was also a message of hope and optimism.
View ArticleCrosland Park homes and Senior Youth Center on Council's agenda
Aiken City staff will seek approval Monday from City Council to sell homes for demolition in Aiken's Northside.
View ArticleEditorial: Anniversary a reminder of heartache, resilience
The effects of the tragic Graniteville train wreck ten years ago still linger. Yet, new life continues to spring forward in a community that a decade ago faced a future that looked far more uncertain.
View ArticleColumns: A losing hand on Cuba
There's an old Cold War joke - pre-pantyhose - that to defeat communism we should empty our B-52 bombers of nuclear weapons and instead drop nylons over the Soviet Union. Flood the Russians with the...
View ArticleGraniteville train derailment: Smell of chlorine and a hazy, green fog...
Ten years after a fist-sized rupture in a derailed train car in Graniteville released a geyser of pressurized liquid chlorine on a mild January night, Troy Smith still remembers the smell.
View ArticleRavens upend Steelers 30-17 in AFC wild card
PITTSBURGH -- Joe Flacco and the NFL's playoff road warriors are heading to New England with their swagger - and their pass rush - fully intact.
View ArticleTalkBack for Jan. 5: Get the facts
People must resolve themselves to getting their facts straight in 2015. Self-improvement through education is a New Years resolution that everyone should embrace. It can be difficult to determine if a...
View ArticleEmerson discusses Mary Todd Lincolns mental problems during presentation
Was Mary Todd Lincoln insane? Historians have debated that question for years, and their opinions differ.
View ArticleWeekend blotter for Jan. 5
According to reports provided by the Aiken County Sheriffs Office:
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