Politics
Augusta Government Provides Update on Parks and Recreation Audit
City says preliminary response received on Housing and Community Development Department audit, with no criminal findings but systemic issues identified.
Augusta Considers Consolidating Vegetation Maintenance Departments
City leaders weigh options to streamline services and improve the "Garden City" image.
Georgia Students Walk Out of Over 100 Schools to Protest ICE
Organizers say some Latino students stayed home out of fear of being targeted.
Weather
Augusta Cemetery Receives $10K Grant for Hurricane Recovery
Fitten Street Cemetery to use funds for reforestation and cleanup efforts after Hurricane Helene damage.
Local Nonprofits Provide Shelter and Aid as Deadly Cold Grips Augusta
Compass for Hope, Salvation Army, and other groups work to protect the homeless community during extreme winter weather.
Downtown Augusta Stays Open During Snowstorm
Businesses and residents brave the winter weather in Georgia's capital city.
Lifestyle
Planning officials consider student housing plan in Sandhills
Proposal would rezone 3.33 acres for 130-bed residential-style student housing complex near Augusta University
Hacks to Handle Snow Accumulations
From using a tarp to a leaf blower, these tips can make winter chores easier.
A 2-Hour Plan for Hosting Game Day
Slow cookers, store-bought items, and simple assembly make for an easy game day spread.
