Skyler Andrews is a Staff Writer/Reporter at The Augusta Press. She covers a range of topics including architecture and planning, real estate development, and public education, with a particular focus on the housing market and urban development. Skyler's work has been featured in various publications, highlighting her expertise in construction, real estate, and the education system.
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By: Skyler Andrews
A recent variance request to the Columbia County Planning Department for property at the Cardinal Square shopping center in Evans shows plans to expand it. Cardinal Square Group, LLC, the Evans-based developer that owns two parcels totaling roughly five acres behind the Bojangles restaurant and Discount Tire on Washington Road, has petitioned for a variance […]
Lawsuits challenging Columbia County's rezoning approvals for two data center projects, along with a proposed quarry development in Grovetown, are headed to the Georgia Court of Appeals.
The Georgia Cyber Innovation and Training Center is partnering with tech companies to bolster rural healthcare security.
By: Skyler Andrews
Vallant Bank cut the ribbon on its south Augusta location, late Friday morning, the first grand opening hosted for one of its branches in the CSRA, though its several branches have been popping up in Columbia and Richmond counties since 2021. When the new branch at 3039 Peach Orchard Road branch opened in April of […]
By: Skyler Andrews
A crowd gathered at Evans Towne Center Park, Friday evening, to share in grief and solidarity with Aiken for the loss of the life of Javeayah Harris, the days-long search for whom recently ended in tragedy. The candlelight vigil in honor of Javeayah’s life began at approximately 6 p.m. with growing dozens of attendees congregating […]
"The Kulture," the entertainment and lifestyle talk show created, produced and hosted by Karlton Clay, earned a Bronze Telly Award this year for its first season.
By: Skyler Andrews
A local recycler and waste management company is seeking to build one of its facilities in Columbia County. Sewell Disposal of Augusta, along with landowner Cedar View Farms of Martinez, has requested to rezone some 30 acres of land off Gordon Highway—with the physical address of 0 Old Augusta Hwy.—from Light Industrial (M-1) to General […]
By: Skyler Andrews
The Georgia Cancer Center (GCC) recognized seven scientists and researchers, Tuesday morning, alongside local anti-cancer nonprofit Paceline, for their Grant Award Presentation at the Bert Storey Research Building on the MCG campus. In the yearly ceremony, the GCC announces and honors the researchers receiving grant awards funded via Paceline’s fundraising efforts, while also kickstarting the […]
By: Skyler Andrews
A cohort of local high school students got the opportunity to present their own scientific contributions to the fight against cancer, Wednesday afternoon, during the fourth annual Georgia Cancer Center’s (GCC) Summer Research Experience Program (SRE) Celebration. The six-week long program that invites high school students, after a rigorous application process, to conduct their own […]
By: Skyler Andrews
Property covenants became a salient focus at the Columbia County Planning Commission’s regular meeting Thursday night, amid Grovetown dog kennel owners seeking to expand their facility. Daniel and Kathrin Frazee of Euchee Creek Dog Boarding applied last month to rezone their 2.54-acre property, and the site of the kennel, at 5594 Harlem Grovetown Rd. from […]
