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.
Drivers can expect temporary lane closures on Gibbs Road this week as resurfacing work gets underway.
A commemorative Forever stamp honoring former President Jimmy Carter will be released on Oct. 1 in Atlanta, the U.S. Postal...
Former Chatham County District Attorney Margaret “Meg” Heap took the oath of office Monday in Augusta to become interim U.S....
A federal government employee accused of voting in both Georgia and Maryland during the 2020 presidential election was arrested Friday...
A late-night altercation that ended in gunfire and heartbreak for one Augusta family has now exploded into a full-scale gang...
Augusta property owners already will see higher garbage fees, streetlight fees and school taxes on upcoming 2025 tax bills. Tuesday,...
The Columbia County Board of Commissioners will discuss a contract with RW Allen Construction for work on the Performing Arts...
A developer out of North Carolina aims to build a new quadplex in Augusta’s Turpin Hill district.
Savannah River Mission Completion (SRMC) employees have received national honors for technical papers presented earlier this year at the Waste...
The state’s lottery-funded HOPE Scholarship program has been highly successful, covering most or all of college tuition for more than...
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