Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 12th of August.
Good morning, Augusta.
The Savannah River Site announced that CSRA College Night will return to Augusta on Sept.
3 + the event promises a chance for college students to connect with local leaders.
The Augusta Museum of History announced Tuesday morning the death of its Executive Director Nancy Glaser — who had led the museum since 2005.
Her family will share service details soon.
Downtown Augusta's construction project has reached its midpoint — local business owners report significant financial losses and are asking the city for support as delays continue.
Nancy Glaser, executive director of the Augusta Museum of History who marked 20 years of leadership last year, died on Aug.
10 + final arrangements will be announced.
Donald C Hancock, a 93-year-old local writer, released his final book on May 29 as a tribute to his late wife after writing about 100 titles since 1979.
He hopes to inspire locals & remind them of his decades-long love story.
Motorists in Georgia pay 11 cents less for fuel today than last week, according to AAA.
The price drop may ease short-term costs for drivers amid ongoing fuel concerns.
A new early learning school will open this fall in Augusta to meet rising demand as families face long wait lists for quality childcare.
Owner Matt Gregory said the school is designed to support early education & prepare children for kindergarten.
Augusta University began its fall semester with record enrollment growth & several new student initiatives, including scholarships and plans to enhance academic programs.
University officials said the efforts aim to support a bright future for students while strengthening campus community ties.
Fire service leaders will meet at the Augusta Marriott Convention Center from Aug.
24 to Aug. 29 for a six-day training conference aimed at enhancing fire suppression tactics and public safety. The event is hosted by the Georgia State Firefighters Association & the Augusta Fire Department.
Records show that Pace Corners, a city-promoted workforce housing on Gordon Highway, has faced repeated utility shutoffs and sanitation complaints + been operated without a valid county business license.
City officials plan a building department inspection sweep today to investigate the property.
A new state law that expanded Georgia’s medical cannabis program raised the registry from about 36,700 on July 1 to over 45,000 last Wednesday by adding qualifying conditions, allowing vaping, & raising the THC limit.
Ronnie McDowell's Red, White, and Blue Tour
7 p.m. — Imperial Theatre — Tickets available — Experience the legendary Ronnie McDowell and his iconic hits in Augusta.
Rumours ATL: A Fleetwood Mac Tribute
7:30-9 p.m. — Miller Theater — Ticketed event — Experience the iconic sounds of Fleetwood Mac brought to life by a tribute band with over a decade of performances.
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