Joe Hotchkiss is an Impact Journalist at The Augusta Chronicle, specializing in local news and events in Augusta, Georgia. With a diverse background in journalism, Joe has covered a range of topics including local politics, business openings, community events, and restaurant inspections. His work has been featured in various publications including Yahoo News, USA TODAY, and the Savannah Morning News.
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Joe Hotchkiss' coverage primarily focuses on local news in Augusta, Georgia, with an emphasis on new businesses, local politics, and community events. If you have insights or announcements related to the opening of new businesses, political campaigns at a local level in Augusta or developments in the food & beverage industry within this region, Joe may be interested in your pitch.
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By: Joe Hotchkiss
One restaurant's sanitizer bucket was all bucket and no sanitizer.
By: Joe Hotchkiss
A fast-food franchise that promises "The Filet Mignon of Chicken" is expected to open in the Augusta area later this year.
By: Joe Hotchkiss
Augusta Chronicle Like his fellow Americans, Fort Eisenhower's commanding general carries indelible memories of the Sept. 11 terrorism attacks.
By: Joe Hotchkiss
The Evans home, like many Indian households, includes a "significant Hindu temple," he said. "Given the increasing incidents of hate crimes against minority communities, I believe it is crucial to enhance the protection of my property and my place of worship."
By: Joe Hotchkiss
The Georgia Department of Public Health, Environmental Health Section, conducts regular restaurant inspections to help keep residents and visitors safe.
By: Joe Hotchkiss
Augusta Chronicle Hungry for some culture? What began in 1981 as a "Holiday in Old Augusta" street fair in front of city hall has
By: Joe Hotchkiss
At full production, the Aurubis Richmond plant is expected to provide more than 200 local jobs.
By: Joe Hotchkiss
Augusta's biggest arts festival actually started as two festivals in 1981.
By: Joe Hotchkiss
Augusta Chronicle From sambusas from Sudan to tabbouleh from Turkey, the Arts in the Heart of Augusta festival gives visitors a chance to sample foods from around the world that they might not ever typically try.
By: Joe Hotchkiss
One band coming to Augusta posted a huge hit on the Billboard charts.
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