Bath News

In the past month Leavelle McCampbell Middle School's name has been linked to the arrests of two former teachers charge with criminal sexual conduct with former students, but parents of pupils say it's still a great school and the situations were just a coincidence.

David Blankens, Sr., 45 of Bay Street, in Bath, South Carolina is wanted for Trafficking Methamphetamine, and Manufacture, Distribution of Methamphetamine 1st.

Aiken County Sheriff Office has named two suspects wanted for running a meth lab in a mobile home.

While investigating a possible burglary in Bath on Wednesday evening, Aiken County Sheriff's Office deputies came across a working methamphetamine lab, according to reports.

Residents can apply for assistance this holiday season. The Valley Empty Stocking Fund's first application session is Nov.

A Bath woman who went back into her burning Huber Clay Road home to find her cat was treated for smoke inhalation Tuesday morning.

An Aiken County schoolteacher was arrested Tuesday on accusations that she engaged in sexual activity with a former student.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Teddy Grimes Jr., of North Augusta, are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Whitney Brooke Grimes, to Mr.

The Valley Public Service Authority in Gloverville, S.C. signed an agreement tonight, giving them 120 days due diligence until they take over the Avondale Mills water system.

Aiken County deputies are looking for two men for allegedly having in their possession a stolen trailer and a stolen camper.

When Marion Williams and Andy Cheek were elected to the Augusta Commission almost 10 years ago, they seemed as different as, well, black and white.

Retail stores are asking themselves what time to open on Sundays when the repeal of blue laws goes into effect Sept.

For teachers like Robin Wates, preparing for the the new school year started a long time ago.

It will be Christmas in August at JCPenney and other retailers this weekend. Like other merchants ready to embrace the throngs of shoppers who have been absent most of the year because of the recession, Cindy Mowry, store manager at JC Penny at Northwoods Mall, is expecting the state's tax-free weekend to produce the best sales since the lackluster ...

Monday, Aug. 10, 2009 9:08 a.m. New Aiken County teachers are undergoing their first training session today at Langley-Bath-Clearwater Middle School.

It will be Christmas in August at JCPenney and other retailers this weekend. Like other merchants ready to embrace the throngs of shoppers who have been absent most of the year because of the recession, Cindy Mowry, store manager at JC Penny at Northwoods Mall, is expecting the state's tax-free weekend to produce the best sales since the lackluster ...

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.