An Augusta teen is spending his second week in jail on child cruelty charges for allegedly hitting his 11-year-old sister with a belt. Stanley Jamar Lomax Jr., 17, was arrested last weekend for first-degree cruelty to children, and he remained there Sunday in the Charles B. Webster Detention Center under no bond. Richmond County deputies...
A newly compiled report on Augusta’s active leases reveals a complex web of long-term agreements involving city facilities, parks and government operations.
Advanced voting for the Nov. 4 election starts Tuesday, Oct. 14 and runs through Oct. 31.
Three years, one month and over $2 million later, Accelerate Augusta, the city’s new microenterprise center, is now open.
A new restaurant promises to tantalize the taste buds of patrons who love both Asian and Mexican cuisine. Evans High...
The newest Goodwill Career Center is opening Thursday next door to the existing Goodwill retail store in Grovetown, right across...
Michael Meyers is a local pastor, a columnist for The Augusta Press, and now he is adding a new hat...
Students at Glenn Hills Elementary School participated in Richmond County School System’s bi-annual school bus safety program yesterday. The program,...
ATLANTA – Legislation that would make significant changes to regulations governing Georgia’s coin-operated amusement machines (COAM) got some pushback Monday...
ATLANTA – Republican state lawmakers took a major step Monday toward overhauling voting by mail and other election procedures in...
The Georgia Senate passed a fundraising bill Feb. 26 that critics say could increase the influence of “dark money” in...
Housing is in high demand in the CSRA. Some 587 homes are for sale between Columbia, Richmond, and Aiken counties...
New businesses are continuing to pop up, a welcome sight around town as we look to break free of COVID-19-related...
The IRS has extended the deadline to invest capital gains in qualified “opportunity zones.” Their purpose is to spur economic...
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