Bath News

The Bath man who held a number of law enforcement officers at bay during a five-hour standoff Friday morning shot and killed himself before deputies could take him into custody, officials said.

Friday, June 26, 2009 9:01 a.m. A man wanted by deputies in Richmond and Columbia Counties killed himself during a standoff in Bath, S.C., early this morning.

Jefferson Elementary, in Warrenville, did not start out as a primary school. Jefferson was founded in 1956 as both a middle and high school for students in Langley, Bath, Clearwater, North Augusta, Beech Island, Graniteville and Belvedere before schools were desegregated in Aiken County.

William and Jennifer Rogers of Warrenville announce the birth of their son, Liam Jenson Rogers, born May 5, 2009, at University Hospital, Augusta, Ga.

Clyde Hendley II has been arrested for setting fire to his Front Street home in Bath.

A Bath man has been jailed for arson on allegations he set fire to his home in mid-April with the intent of collecting insurance money, according to investigators.

Traffic on Whiskey Road in Aiken, drives some people crazy. But good news to report: changes are coming and they could help speed things along.

A noontime fire resulted in heavy fire damage to the home of Dave and Frances Redmond on Monday and the death of one family pet.

The Aiken County Meals on Wheels program is struggling. The coordinator says you can help.

According to Captain Troy Elwell, Aiken County Sheriff's Office investigators arrested three people after executing a search warrant and locating an active Meth lab at 118 Kedron Church Road, just outside ...

Aiken County emergency services is now hiring thanks to additional funds OK'd by Aiken County Council Tuesday.

A full power outage at Josey High School has resulted in an evacuation of the school.

The following students have earned honors at Coastal Carolina University, Conway: President's list -- Krista N. Tucker , Bath.

Five volunteer fire departments in Aiken County have received hefty financial assistance through the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.

Let me make a prediction. The new year will be a lot like the old one. I know because they almost always are.

A Friday morning fire gutted a Clearwater business and shut down Belvedere-Clearwater Road for about three hours.

After a night of so many firsts for the North Augusta Boxing Club, director Jo-Anne Newman could only describe it one way: success.