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Wimberly sworn in as District 4 commissioner after special election win

Lonnie Wimberly took the oath of office Monday as Augusta’s new District 4 commissioner after winning the Nov. 4 special election to fill the unexpired term of former Commissioner Alvin Mason, who resigned in June.

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Doctors Hospital celebrates new freestanding ER hospital in Evans

Doctors Hospital of Augusta cut the ribbon on its new freestanding emergency facility in Evans, Monday.

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Columbia County’s second “Let’s Talk” forum focuses on digital safety

Columbia County families gathered in the Evans Middle School cafeteria on Monday evening for the district’s second “Let’s Talk” informational session.

Probate Court Judge Alice Padgett administered the oath of office to newly elected Columbia County District 2 Commissioner Jim Steed on Nov. 17. Photo courtesy Columbia County

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District 2 Commissioner Jim Steed takes oath of office

Newly elected Columbia County District 2 Commissioner Jim Steed was sworn into office on Monday, Nov. 17. 

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Lawmakers consider paring tax credits and exemptions to offset income tax cuts

Suspect identified in 2024 killing of victim in his Augusta home

Augusta nears budget deadline with deficit unresolved

Data center developer may apply to rezone under new district zoning

Columbia County Board of Commissioners to discuss data center ordinance

Defense raises abuse claims in teen’s trial for killing step-grandfather

Attorneys for Brad Bishop, who was 15 when accused of murdering his step-grandfather in south Richmond County, will raise the...

Georgia technical colleges launch platform for employers, job seekers

The Technical College System of Georgia has launched an online labor exchange platform to connect Georgians looking for jobs with...

No Labels party hoping to secure presidential ballot access in South Carolina

A third party considering a presidential run in 2024 is working to secure ballot access in all 50 states, including...

Sue Parr among Augusta leaders named in 2023 Georgia 500 most influential

Sue Parr, president of the Augusta Metro Chamber of Commerce, has been named among Georgia Trend magazine’s “Georgia 500,” alongside...

12th district convention to be held in Augusta next year

Next year, the Richmond County Republican Party will host the 12th District Convention will be held in Augusta in April.

Man found fatally shot in wrecked car on Thanksgiving, Aiken police say

Aiken police are investigating how an out-of-town driver ended up dead after he was found with a gunshot wound inside...

Redistricting special session likely to boost Democrats

Georgia Democrats scored minimal gains in the General Assembly in last year’s elections – and even lost one congressional seat...

Appeals court says Georgia may elect utility panel statewide, rejecting a ruling for district voting

A federal appeals court ruled on Friday that Georgia can keep statewide elections for its five-member commission regulating utilities, overturning...

CCSO deputy injured by drunk driver with familiar name

A Columbia County deputy was injured on Thanksgiving morning by a drunk driver who is well known to law enforcement....
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Richmond County Schools to welcome parents to review textbooks, learn about new Georgia math standards

The Richmond County School System (RCSS) is launching a seminar for the parents of students on Wednesday, Nov. 29.

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