Augusta officials are seeking approval to buy up to $2.4 million in heavy equipment to safety manage and reuse more than one million cubic yards of wood mulch generated after Hurricane Helene.
The City of Augusta joined communities around the world in observing World AIDS Day on Monday.
Drones powerful enough to lift a human have become a routine tool for delivering contraband in Georgia prisons.
Augusta commissioners face another push toward a budget decision Tuesday after weeks of discussion that have yet to produce agreement on new taxes or cuts large enough to close a $21 million shortfall.
Another Georgia lawmaker is stepping down, bringing to four the number of vacancies in the House and Senate.
Augusta customers will pay more for water and sewer next year under rate hikes sought by the city Utilities department.
The Columbia County Public Works and Engineering Services and Community and Emergency Services committees will meet on Tuesday.
Doctors gave Jennifer Conforti’s little girl powerful drugs to help her live with profound autism.
A voice and mind that shaped Augusta radio for decades has moved on. Harley Drew, who was 82, died Thursday.
Plans to demolish three buildings on Broad Street and use the land for temporary parking advanced Thursday under strict conditions.
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