Justice was served last week here in Augusta. Take heart from that.
Teachers need to be paid more, hardly anyone will disagree, so it needs to be a priority for Georgia legislators when the 2026 General Assembly is gaveled to order.
The city of Augusta’s success has always been tied to hard work and innovation, you might say that it is in our DNA.
The Charter Review Committee already has enough political turbulence to have to deal with members of the public who don’t seem to know when it’s time to sit back down and quit it with their endless suggestions.
Going line by line through the proposed SPLOST expenditures, The Augusta Press found several curious projects set for SPLOST 8....
To the Editor: On behalf of the State Bar of Georgia, I am writing to extend congratulations to Carletta Sims...
Illegal immigration has been a major issue for decades. The Trump Administration was taking measures to stem the flow, and...
What is the “mission” of a news organizations? Is it strictly profit and answering to corporate shareholders? Is it social...
Running a successful newspaper means building and maintaining a working relationship with the law enforcement agencies in the area, and...
Homelessness in Augusta has been and will likely continue to be a problem for years to come. After multiple conversations...
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