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News Summary A public forum hosted by the West Augusta Alliance sparked significant discussion among residents regarding the Augusta Charter review process. Despite efforts from
News Summary Heritage Academy, Augusta’s oldest elementary school, marked its 25th anniversary with a vibrant celebration featuring a red carpet welcome for students. The event
News Summary Community leaders and environmental advocates gathered in Augusta to address the urgent need for federal action on climate change and disaster preparedness. The
News Summary Edwin Latimer Douglass, Jr., a beloved community figure and successful entrepreneur, passed away peacefully at home at the age of 91. He is
News Summary Eula Dean Chambers, a beloved community leader in Martinez, Georgia, has passed away at 82, leaving behind a legacy of service and dedication.
News Summary The Golden Harvest Food Bank in Augusta is launching its modified ‘Spooky to be Hungry’ campaign on October 1st. This initiative aims to
News Summary The Augusta Commission has voted to postpone the SPLOST 9 referendum from November 2025 to May 2026. This decision aims to ensure thorough
News Summary Dr. Ralph William Buchanan, Sr. passed away peacefully at home, leaving a remarkable legacy in medicine and community service. His contributions spanned over
News Summary The Augusta Commission has voted to postpone the SPLOST 9 referendum originally scheduled for November 2025 until May 2026. This decision, made to
News Summary Augusta University has initiated the fall semester with record enrollment figures, exceeding 12,000 students. The institution has experienced a significant rise in applications,
