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
The Augusta Judicial Circuit is moving toward redeveloping the former Craig Houghton Elementary School into the new location for a Juvenile Court Center, complying with a five-year-old judicial order. Nolan Martin, the judicial circuit’s court administrator, has petitioned the planning department for a special exception at 1001 Fourth St., the four-acre site of the former […]
By: Skyler Andrews
A Harlem dog kennel has asked to withdraw its application to expand its business, even though several locals came out in support. Daniel and Katherine Frazee of Euchee Creek Dog Boarding petitioned Columbia County to rezone 5594 Harlem Grovetown Road, the site of their dog kennel, from Residential Agricultural (R-A) to Special (S-1), to allow […]
By: Skyler Andrews
Richmond County School students got a chance to show off their aptitude for science and tech, Saturday, at the school district’s Community STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math) Showcase. The HUB for Community Innovation on Chafee Avenue hosted the annual event Saturday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., in which mostly elementary and middle […]
The owner of parcels along Broad Street, near its intersection with Crawford Avenue, is planning to establish a contractor’s office, according to a recent petition submitted to Augusta’s planning department. J-Mar Builders and Services has an office in the Enterprise Mill building on Greene Street, but aims to renovate its property at 1730 Broad St., […]
By: Skyler Andrews
A new cell tower along Milledgeville Road and a proposed liquor store in Hephzibah are two projects on the Augusta Planning Commission’s docket next month seeking special exceptions. Harmoni Towers, a telecom company based in Little Rock, Ark., is seeking a special exception to allow the installation of a 285-foot cell tower and an accompanying […]
By: Skyler Andrews
The Columbia County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO) has recently completed the addition of a new section of its detention center. Ground broke last May on the new section of the jail, a SPLOST-funded project costing more than $4.2 million, the second phase of an expansion that began 15 years ago with the addition of a 72-bed […]
By: Skyler Andrews
Augusta University cut the ribbon on its new Cyber Resiliency Center (CRC) Wednesday afternoon with the help of the Augusta Metro Chamber of Commerce in a heavily peopled grand opening event in the lobby of the Shaffer McCartney Building at the Georgia Cyber Innovation and Training Center, downtown. The new facility, housed in an upper […]
By: Skyler Andrews
Two locals who ply their trade making history available to Augustans have been tapped to help do the same thing for the rest of the country, amid the U.S. still celebrating its 250 years. America 250 (a title used by the U.S. Semiquincentennial Commission) selected historians Corey Rogers and Ransom Schwerzler to participate in Our […]
By: Skyler Andrews
Resilient Communities of East Georgia (RCEG), the youth-focused organization behind teen mental health initiative Resilient Teens, hosted its third annual Resilient Teens Summit, Saturday, at the Columbia County Exhibition Center in Grovetown. The nearly eight-hour event, beginning at 9:30 a.m., drew some 200 attendees including vendors and volunteers. Like each year, the day-long series of […]
By: Skyler Andrews
On the surface, “Holy Father,” the upcoming new horror crime thriller filmed in and around Augusta, written and directed by Shravan Tiwari, is about the battle between good and evil. Eric Roberts stars as Fr. Isaac Wales, a veteran exorcist aiding a detective in the investigation of a series of kidnappings and grisly murders, while […]
