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Augusta Commissioner says what having a Democratic Senate will mean for Georgia
After two tight runoff races, the winners of Georgia’s open Senate seats are Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff. → Read More
Aiken parks receive new AED stations
The City of Aiken is installing new AED stations, a type of defibrillator, at parks to help keep people safe if there’s a cardiac emergency. → Read More
Experts say Georgia's economy will recover by end of 2021
The Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta says part of the United State's economy could be back to where they were before the pandemic by the end of 2021. → Read More
North Augusta Christmas store is ready for Small Business Saturday
The weekend after Thanksgiving is a big one for Holiday Impressions of the South. → Read More
Savannah Riverkeeper says plan for lock and dam coming soon
The Army Corps of Engineers has to head back to the drawing board now that a federal judge has put a stop to the plan to replace the New Savannah Bluff Lock and Dam with a rock weir. → Read More
Richmond County starts re-counting votes
The ballot re-count in Richmond County, Georgia has begun. → Read More
Bank of America donating $2.5 million to help Augusta community
Bank of America is giving the Augusta community a $2.5 million grant to help revitalize the Laney Walker and Harrisburg areas. → Read More
Augusta University Health System preparing for COVID-19 vaccine
Pfizer announced that it’s developed a COVID-19 vaccine. Dr. Phillip Coule, Chief Medical Officer and Vice President of Augusta University Health System, says freezers for the vaccine have already bee → Read More
Forces United holds Veterans Day celebration
Forces United held a Veterans Day celebration Wednesday morning. → Read More
Mayor Davis seeks answers about death of Felycya Harris
Sheriff Richard Roundtree says activities 33-year-old Felycya Antaun Harris was doing could have led to his murder on Saturday. → Read More
Local doctor says flu shot could be more important this year
The Chief Medical Officer at Augusta University Health System, Dr. Phillip Coule, says it's extra important for people to get the flu shot for this upcoming flu season. → Read More
Go Fund Me created for family of Officer Case
A Go-Fund-Me page has been created for the family of code enforcement officer Charles Case, who was shot down on 13th Avenue in Augusta last week. → Read More
MORE DETAILS: Richmond County back-to-school plans
The Richmond County School Board held a meeting about the plans for the 2020-2021 school year. → Read More
Cooling centers are open to beat summer heat
People in the CSRA are facing both the pandemic and the summer heat. → Read More
Murder suspects appear in court
The initial hearing for three murder suspects happened today in Magistrate Court. → Read More
Peaceful protests continue in Columbia County
Protesters marched in Columbia County today. People gathered at the Lady Antebellum Pavilion for the big event. → Read More
American Legion still holds Memorial Day ceremony
American Legion Post 71 celebrated Memorial Day differently this year. → Read More
People will need to wear masks in government buildings
The Augusta Commission approved a motion to have people entering government buildings wear masks or face coverings. → Read More
Moe's Southwest Grill sells DYI taco kits
Moe’s Southwest Grill says it’s letting customers make the food they love right at home. The restaurant in Evans is selling take-home taco kits. → Read More
South Carolina stores reopen
Stores in South Carolina are reopening. Governor Henry McMaster signed an executive order this afternoon lifting the restrictions on certain non-essential businesses. → Read More