Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 13th of October.
Good morning, Augusta.
Augusta planned Halloween celebrations at community centers on Oct.
20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 26, 28, and 29 – nearby Columbia County and Harlem are also offering trick-or-treat and sensory events at parks.
The Augusta Metro Chamber of Commerce announced that the Leadership Augusta Executive Forum will run Oct.
14 — Oct. 17 to introduce new community executives to local opportunities and open discussions. Leaders from business, government, and nonprofits will join the event to connect on regional growth.
The News 12 First Alert team maintained 95% accuracy in September, triggering a $1,000 donation from Tub Doctor to Bridge Builder Communities—a charity that empowers young adults aging out of foster care with life skills.
Eight tornadoes were confirmed in five CSRA counties Saturday, causing damage (prompting local warnings) as authorities continue to assess the situation.
Four candidates are vying for the Richmond County Board of Education District 3 seat after board member Walter Eubanks passed away (a retired educator, Army veteran, nursing professor and community advocate) with the election set for Nov.
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Incumbent Edward 'Ed' Lowery faces challenger Charles 'Chuckie' Williams in a nonpartisan race for District 6 on the Richmond County Board of Education & voters will choose the trustee on Nov.
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Courtney Lawrence (a finalist for Richmond County's 2027 Teacher of the Year) returns to her alma mater Cross Creek High School to inspire students and boost their confidence.
City leaders will review a $141 million housing proposal for 469 single-family homes on a 142-acre property along Benson Road at its Oct.
20 meeting; the project is expected to generate about $1.5 million in annual tax revenue & require road improvements due to increased vehicle trips.
Augusta native Vaughn Taylor won the PGA Tour Champions event Furyk & Friends at the Hammock Beach Ocean Course on Sunday with a birdie on the second playoff hole to beat Alex Cejka, marking his first victory since 2016.
Former coach Mark Richt (known for his friendly teasing) welcomed Georgia football and Kirby Smart home Monday morning, congratulating them for a 20-17 win over Alabama on Oct.
10 and wishing good luck as they prepare to host Auburn at Sanford Stadium on Saturday, Oct. 17.
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