George Eskola is a journalist for WJBF NewsChannel 6, focusing on local news in Augusta, Georgia. With a keen interest in community affairs and government issues, George covers a range of topics from local politics and city development to events and happenings in the Augusta area.
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George Eskola's coverage primarily focuses on local government announcements and legal policy regulations in the Augusta, Georgia area. He also covers topics related to local politics, sports, and finance & economy.
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By: George Eskola
It’s just a proposal but taxpayers and Augusta leaders react to the proposed new garbage service contract that would increase fees by almost 120 dollars
After years in the works the Augusta Mini Theater breaks ground on what officials say will complete the arts school
By: George Eskola
For months Augusta commissioners have been trying to create a new policy to cover the mayor’s credit card use it’s had city leaders at odds but city leaders are prepared to vote on a ne…
By: George Eskola
A piece of Augusta’s past is reappearing thanks to Helene. The storm did historic damage but also unveiled some of the city’s history…
Former Utilities Department Director Tom Wiedmeier is honored by with the renaming of a city building in his honor
Augusta commissioners are facing an end of the year deadline but disagreement about a new rash service contract with a 120 dollar fee increase has city leaders wanting to do a deeper dive
Augusta has named Tameka D. Williams as the finalist for position of Director of Augusta’s Parks and Recreation Department.
A big crowd turns out to get a big start on the Thanksgiving feast at Good Shepherd Baptist Church
Hurricane Helene power knocking out power left most people in our area with the shared experience of having a fridge to clean out, and last week was the national day for it
By: George Eskola
Augusta commissioners are on the clock for approving a new trash service deal, with a proposed 120 dollar fee increase while the contract would use millions of dollars from that increase to pay for…
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