Augusta’s Historic Preservation Commission has voted unanimously to oppose plans for a roundabout at the intersection of Monte Sano Avenue and McDowell Street.
Christmas came a little early this weekend for the City of Grovetown, as it celebrated a new gift to itself that it’s been waiting on for decades.
Georgia is one of the least profitable states in the nation for insurance companies, a trend that could lead to premium increases unless lawmakers act, according to a Georgia House of Representatives committee.
A retired Medical College of Georgia professor with a long career in academic medicine and community health was found not guilty Tuesday of a misdemeanor sexual battery charge.
Plans to revise Augusta’s charter could advance this week under a proposal and resolution going for committee approval.
The Salvation Army of Augusta will be hosting a Thanksgiving Dinner for those in need in the CSRA.
President-elect Donald Trump is turning to Georgia again in his pick to head the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
Business columnist Ira Blumenthal says winners never quit trying.
The Anthony Bradley Outreach Ministry of Atlanta provided 300 free turkeys for Augusta families in need on Saturday morning.
The Columbia County School District Foundation has awarded 10 educators with fine arts mini grants.
Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger Friday officially certified the results of this month’s presidential election in Georgia.
Richmond County authorities released new details on Saturday regarding a murder-suicide that took place Thursday evening at Olmstead Homes.
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