Stories by Nikasha Dicks

Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2012

North Augusta's Pierner signs with Francis Marion

North Augusta senior center midfielder Arianna Pierner signed a letter of intent to play soccer at Francis Marion.
By Nikasha Dicks

Friday, Jan. 13, 2012

Search continues for young woman

Weeks passed, then Christmas. Now, two weeks into the new year, 25-year-old Angel Phelps is still missing.
By Nikasha Dicks

Wednesday, Dec. 21, 2011

Christmas Store gives gifts, food to families

About 200 families are receiving presents for their children this year from the Christmas Store, an outreach program in North Augusta that provides items for families in need during ...
By Nikasha Dicks

Tuesday, Dec. 6, 2011

North Augusta introduces Smart911 system

NORTH AUGUSTA — Public Safety dispatchers say they soon will be able to help residents with the Smart911 program.
By Nikasha Dicks

Monday, Sept. 26, 2011

Hammond Hill surprises top teacher

NORTH AUGUSTA -- Aiken County's Teacher of the Year for the 2010-11 school year received a surprise celebration in her honor monday.
By Nikasha Dicks

Monday, Aug 15, 2011

School year begins in Aiken, Edgefield

First-year teacher Lauren Hiott welcomed her Merriwether Elementary fifth-graders with a warm “Good morning” and “How are you?”
By Nikasha Dicks

Aiken, Edgefield classes begin today

Lauren Hiott greeted her fifth-grade students this morning with a warm “Good morning” and “How are you?” at Merriwether Elementary School.
By Nikasha Dicks

Thursday, July 21, 2011

PASS tests show improvement

A higher percentage of pupils passed the Palmetto Assessment of State Standards test last spring than in the previous year, according to results released today by the state Department of Education.
By Nikasha Dicks

Friday, July 15, 2011

Charity organizer gets scholarship

In 18 months, 8-year-old Jamie Bacigalupo's charity, Angels4Epilepsy, has grown from an idea to an organization that by the fall will reach out to hospitalized children in four states.
By Nikasha Dicks

Wednesday, June 29, 2011

Common sense is urged with fireworks

They light up the sky with various colors as people fill the air with "oohs," "aahs" and laughter. While fireworks are entertaining, people are also reminded that they can be a hazard.  
By Nikasha Dicks

Friday, June 3, 2011

North Augusta restaurant to close Sunday

North Augusta's S&S Cafeteria will close after 41 years in business because of the economy.
By Nikasha Dicks

Friday, March 25, 2011

Schools change superintendent system

The Aiken County School District will close its area offices this summer, a change that comes more than 40 years after the current structure was established.
By Nikasha Dicks

Thursday, March 10, 2011

Yellow Jacket joins Blue Hose

North Augusta High School senior Josh McCormick signed Thursday to play football at Presbyterian College.
By Nikasha Dicks

Sunday, Dec. 26, 2010

City will pick up Christmas trees

Now that the presents have been opened and Christmas guests have left, the city of Augusta wants to help with the disposal of Christmas trees, both artificial and natural.
By Nikasha Dicks

Saturday, Dec. 25, 2010

Today's Home: Valley Brook

Helen Lloyd goes all out when it comes to decorating her Grovetown home. She also spreads the spirit to her Valley Brook subdivision neighbors, their families and her friends.
By Nikasha Dicks

Wednesday, Dec. 8, 2010

Construction on Fisher House under way

It's been a year since the groundbreaking for the Fisher House at the Charlie Norwood VA Medical Center and construction is well under way.
By Nikasha Dicks

Bells are ringing for Salvation Army

Bill Hill, an advisory board member for the Salvation Army of Augusta, is one of many volunteers who help with the annual Red Kettle Campaign.
By Nikasha Dicks

Priceless art project a cost-effective solution

The Art on the Wall project, which was recently completed, features murals on the walls of the water treatment plant on Highland Avenue, Wrightsboro Road and Iris Street.
By Nikasha Dicks

Wednesday, Dec. 1, 2010

Community support gives bowlers weekly outing

Nearly a year ago, the Exceptional Bowling League was in danger of coming to an end. As the community learned about the league and its situation over the past year, people have stepped up to help.
By Nikasha Dicks

Night of Beauty will help nonprofit

Erin Marty was impressed as a shopper and wanted to do something to help Shoppe 3130, a nonprofit organization that offers a life skills and job readiness program for area women.
By Nikasha Dicks
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Complex is trouble for police

On Sunday, deputies found the body of Truemaine Jones, 27, in the parking lot. It was the third homicide in the 192-unit complex since May.
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