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News Summary A severe thunderstorm that hit the Central Savannah River Area resulted in one death and significant damage. The storm brought heavy rain, strong
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 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 Operation Southern Slow Down, a multi-state campaign aimed at reducing speeding and aggressive driving, launches on July 14 in Augusta, Georgia. Organized by
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 The Augusta Canal will be open for kayaking from May 23rd through May 26th following repairs from hurricane damage. While kayaking resumes, the
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 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 Commission has approved plans for an Outdoor Urban Adventure Center featuring a zipline on the Freedom Bridge and an eight-story climbing
News Summary The Augusta Commission has given the go-ahead for a new Outdoor Urban Adventure Center featuring a zipline and climbing tower, set to open
