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News Summary City leaders in Augusta are working on SPLOST 9, a tax extension initiative to generate funds for essential repairs and improvements. The projected
News Summary Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr spoke at the Rotary Club of Augusta, discussing public safety, economic development, and efforts against human trafficking. He
News Summary During a recent Rotary Club luncheon, Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr discussed critical social issues, focusing on human trafficking and overdose deaths. He
News Summary As the race for Georgia’s top offices intensifies, two GOP candidates made their campaign appearances in Augusta. Attorney General Chris Carr addressed public
News Summary Augusta has announced a new emergency rental assistance program aimed at supporting residents facing housing instability. With the surge in demand, residents can
News Summary Wyckliffe ‘Wyck’ Austin Knox, Jr., a respected lawyer and community leader from Augusta, Georgia, has passed away at the age of 84. Known
News Summary As Augusta University welcomes its new student body, the weather is expected to be warmer and drier than normal for the upcoming autumn
News Summary Genysis Mortley Lowery, a 30-year-old mother from Augusta, faces felony charges after her 1-year-old son, Trae’son, died from a methadone overdose. The tragedy
News Summary In response to a tragic shooting that took a young life and injured others, Augusta residents gathered for a prayer vigil and rally
News Summary Augusta has initiated federal funding to assist residents in housing distress due to evictions or unpaid utility bills. The Emergency Rental Assistance Program
