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News Summary The annual EYBL Nike Peach Jam basketball tournament concluded, attracting elite youth teams and generating an estimated $18.6 million for North Augusta’s economy.
News Summary The Nike Elite Youth Basketball League Peach Jam returns to North Augusta, showcasing elite high school basketball talent from the U.S. and Canada.
News Summary John G. Sheffield Jr., a cherished family man from Evans, Georgia, passed away at the age of 72. He was known for his
News Summary Augusta’s Operation Cleanup initiative, launching this Saturday, aims to improve local cleanliness while providing rehabilitation opportunities for individuals on probation. The program, backed
News Summary The Augusta community is grieving the loss of Anne Watson Fischer, Tony Lee Green, and Megan Elizabeth Anna. Each individual made significant contributions
News Summary Residents of Augusta gathered for the inaugural hearing of the Richmond County Charter Review Committee, expressing diverse opinions on the governance structure. While
News Summary The Augusta Training Shop is creating handmade hearts to support victims of the Texas flooding. Volunteers will craft and ship these hearts to
News Summary In Augusta, the Salvation Army has initiated a back-to-school supply drive to support the rising number of homeless children in the community. With
News Summary Augusta’s city administrator, Tameka Allen, has proposed a $426 million budget for SPLOST 9, addressing critical infrastructure and community facility needs. Key allocations
News Summary The Augusta Training Shop is sending handmade bamboo hearts to families affected by recent floods in Texas. Volunteers created these tokens of love
