A class action lawsuit filed by more than 200 Piedmont Healthcare retirees moves forward after a federal judge declined to dismiss a key part of their case.
A man accused of setting fire to two historic buildings on Broad Street and bragging about it remains behind bars after a Richmond County judge set his bond at $45,000.
Construction along Broad Street is set to ramp up as a new phase of construction begins Monday.
Former Republican lieutenant governor turned Democrat Geoff Duncan vowed to fix a “broken” healthcare system in a Thursday campaign stop in Augusta.
Augusta’s Charter Review Committee took its show back on the road this week with remarks from Chair Marcie Wilhelmi.
Qualifying is set to begin tomorrow for the upcoming Harlem and Grovetown city council elections.
Candidate qualifying kicks off Monday in seven upcoming south Richmond County elections, while a few names have already surfaced.
Intake activities for Augusta Housing and Community Development to distribute emergency rental assistance were suspended Wednesday.
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