FEMA disaster survivor assistance teams have visited more than 21,000 homes in Richmond County alone since Hurricane Helene hit. Teams have also visited homes in other affected counties.
A resource fair for those affected by Hurricane Helene is scheduled for 1 to 4 p.m. Thursday at Paine College.
The Augusta Utilities, Augusta Engineering and NRCS Administration Building will be named in honor of former Utilities Director Tom Wiedmeier at a Nov. 20 ceremony.
Residents of the 63 Georgia counties affected by Tropical Storm Debby, damage Aug. 4—20, 2024, or Hurricane Helene who were provided Displacement Assistance because they couldn’t return to their home after the storms may be eligible for Rental Assistance.
Fifteen Augusta arts groups received city arts grants on Nov. 5
Georgians and South Carolinians have extra time to apply for FEMA assistance related to Hurricane Helene.
The Small Business Administration offers assistance to those affected by the hurricane.
An additional Disaster Recovery Center opened in McCormick on Oct. 30.
The Augusta-Richmond County Fire Department will receive a $243,873.63 federal grant.
Officials held a groundbreaking ceremony for Augusta’s new arena on June 25.
Federal funding of $1 million will provide for new equipment for the school of nursing at Aiken Technical College.
A Davidson graduate is one of seven University of Georgia undergraduate students named as a Georgia Legislative Intern for the 2024 spring semester.