Audrey Dickherber is a multimedia journalist at WRDW. With a focus on general assignment news, world affairs, and law enforcement, she brings a diverse range of interests to her reporting, including religion, construction, and animal welfare. Audrey has been featured in WRDW/WAGT News 12 NBC 26 and WALB-TV.
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Audrey's coverage heavily revolves around local events, community impact, and family-related themes within Augusta, Georgia. She frequently covers topics such as local celebrations, community support efforts, tragedies impacting families or the community at large.
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By: Audrey Dickherber
We followed the journeys of those who are both new and experienced at the endeavor to see how they are feeling now that crowds have left.
By: Audrey Dickherber
An event on Wednesday at the Georgia Cyber Center highlighted just how many students are thirsty to grow in STEM fields.
Whether you grew up in the church or not, the late pope made an impact all over the world.
By: Audrey Dickherber
For Catholics here at home, a trip to the Vatican is not feasible in such a short amount of time. However, that isn’t stopping them from honoring the life and legacy of Pope Francis.
By: Audrey Dickherber
The organizers of the memorial to honor a Columbia County Sheriff’s Office deputy who was killed say it’s helping them do something in the wake of all that unfolded.
By: Audrey Dickherber
Many schools in Columbia County are decked out in blue this week in honor of deputies White and Sikes. Columbia County school officials say we need this type of unity all the time.
Published Apr. 29, 2025 at 11:10 PM GMT+2 | Updated 51 minutes ago
By: Audrey Dickherber
Whether they were directly or indirectly impacted by Deputy Sikes' death, each one of them lifted up their local law enforcement officers, and most importantly, each other during a difficult day.
By: Audrey Dickherber
Traffic enforcement is increasing across Richmond County, and drivers who are speeding, distracted or reckless can expect to be stopped.
By: Audrey Dickherber
We made our way through several counties, including Barnwell, Bamberg and Allendale, all of which have areas that are underwater.
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