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5 days ago |
postandcourier.com | Elizabeth Hustad
EDGEFIELD — The legacy of Edgefield’s historic Plantation House goes back more than 125 years – a tavern first and second, a hotel third and fourth, veterans housing fifth and vacant opportunity sixth, the property predates even the town’s schools and churches.
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5 days ago |
postandcourier.com | Elizabeth Hustad
NORTH AUGUSTA — The sandwiches have been teased for a minute now, thanks to the "LNCHBOX."The retro minivan has been tooling around town, steering wheel on the right and “Carolina Hills Sandwich & Sweet Shoppe” painted on the sides. Its driver is none other than Jesse Elliott, one-half of the Jesse and Jenny Elliott behind Shoppe 3130 over on West Avenue.
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1 week ago |
postandcourier.com | Elizabeth Hustad
North Augusta City Council is three members changed. May 5 was the swearing in of new councilmen Dennis Briatico, John Felak and Robert Freitas; and of incumbents Mayor Briton Williams and Councilwoman Pat Carpenter. May 5 also had Councilmember Jenafer McCauley and David McGhee stepping off the dais. In all, it was shift in North Augusta’s elected body by almost half its members. It was loss of a man who served 12 years and a woman who broke generational barriers.
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1 week ago |
postandcourier.com | Elizabeth Hustad
BELVEDERE — A Community Health Center that would co-locate treatment services for mental health and substance use, also providing room for Veteran Affairs and basic public health needs like vaccinations, has gotten backlash from citizens for its proposed location: the old Belvedere United Methodist Church, directly across from Belvedere Elementary School.
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2 weeks ago |
postandcourier.com | Elizabeth Hustad
Dennis Briatico upset North Augusta's election Tuesday, ousting incumbent and Mayor Pro Tempore Jenafer McCauley to become the first Democrat the city's had in recent history. Briatico’s win means that North Augusta will have three new representatives on the dais at City Council Chambers starting in May when Briatico, Robert Freitas and John Felak take their oaths of office and both McCauley and David McGhee — who lost to Freitas in the Republican primary — step down.
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Update: North Augusta did reject Greenstone's proposal that the city buy the Medac building ⬇️ https://t.co/VL8iLx6Bf8
‼️ ‼️ North Augusta City Council to vote Sept. 18 to reject proposal for purchasing Medac Building Medac bldg owner proposed city buy it; Council reviewed offer in exec session Sept. 7 Res: "it is not in the best interest of the City to purchase the building at this time."
Oh! In place, if still blocked off ... Greeneway bridge at Riverside Blvd. https://t.co/DhU41lqBCy
