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.
A solar power advocate who is running for a seat on Georgia’s energy regulation agency made his case without opposition Wednesday when his opponent declined to participate in a broadcasted debate.
Augusta’s resources to combat homelessness are drying up fast after the city failed to submit annual point-in-time data to HUD.
Augusta officials have authorized spending up to $315,000 on emergency public relations tied to the Transportation Investment Act-funded projects downtown.
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