Augusta born singer Alfa Anderson has died.
The James Brown Arena demolition is underway. Artist Leonard Porkchop Zimmerman took a few photos from the scene on Dec. 13. Waylon Jennings played the first concert there on Dec. 14, 1979.
Debris pick up, Augusta Canal closures and a water bill credit were among the items of discussion at a Dec. 10 town hall meeting in Richmond County.
Two former Grovetown Police Department patrol cars have a new home in Marshall, North Carolina.
FEMA mitigation specialists will be at Home Depot this week to offer home repair tips after Hurricane Helene.
Lt. Gen. Paul Stanton, who served as the commanding general of the Cyber Center of Excellence and Fort Eisenhower until August, recently took command of the Defense Information Systems Agency in Washington, D.C.
Hurricane Helene has prompted changes with two community cancer fundraisers – the Paceline ride and the annual Miracle Mile Walk.
Fort Eisenhower will be reopened for normal operations beginning at 8 a.m. Friday, Oct. 11.
Fort Eisenhower announced a phased reopening Tuesday after Hurricane Helene.
More than 80% of area homes serviced by Georgia Power have had their service restored as of Oct. 5.
Hurricane Helene caused extensive infrastructure damage.
Scenes from the weekend’s clean-up of Hurricane Helene in North Augusta.
The Augusta area continued to clean up Sept. 28 after Hurricane Helene ripped through the area Sept. 27.
Hurricane Helene could bring power outages with it. Georgia Power is preparing and crews from Mississippi Power are joining its efforts.