Maxwell Shaffer
News You Can Use: Postmaster general promises steps to fix Georgia mail processing delays
U.S. Postmaster General Louis DeJoy Friday outlined a series to steps the postal service is taking to improve service at a regional mail processing center in Palmetto.
Harlem wins back-to-back baseball state titles, downing Calvary Day
The Harlem Bulldogs won their second straight state baseball championship May 17.
Sox spoil Oat Milkers’ night at SRP Park
The Augusta GreenJackets drop Friday’s game to the Salem Red Sox.
GreenJackets’ staff volunteer to strike out hunger at food bank Friday
The Atlanta Braves Foundation provided a donation and volunteers with the Augusta GreenJackets stuff backpacks with food Friday.
GreenJackets score five runs late May 16 for first win of week
The Augusta GreenJacket fought back from their second largest deficit of the season to defeat the Salem Red Sox May 16.
Tony Award-winning musical makes its Augusta premiere at Le Chat Noir
“Urinetown,” the winner of three Tony Awards, will be at Le Chat Noir for five performances starting May 17.
Ribbon cutting ceremony marks Piedmont Summerville’s reopening
A May 15 ribbon cutting marked the May 16 reopening of Piedmont Summerville, formerly Trinity Hospital.
Augusta held scoreless through seven on May 15, drops second straight game
The Augusta GreenJackets lost to the Salem Red Sox May 15.
Columbia Middle School teacher named ‘Rookie of the Year’
Makyla Jones, a Columbia Middle School teacher, was named the Columbia County School District’s Rookie of the Year, May 15.
Augusta teen earns master’s degree
Charleston Lee, 18, has earned her master’s degree from Meharry Medical College in Nashville.
In pictures: Fort Eisenhower police competition
Scenes from Fort Eisenhower’s National Police Week marksmanship competition.