@reportr1: Staff writer for The Augusta Chronicle.
Augusta, United States (Local)
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By: Susan Mccord
The Augusta Commission has approved an expansive overhaul of its rules of procedure that spells out prohibited meeting behaviors and expands the mayor’s authority to police them.
The new Augusta ice hockey franchise is set to unveil the official team name and logo Tuesday, ending the mystery of what identity will skate into the New Augusta Arena.
Tim Tebow along with arena and hockey executives delighted fans Tuesday with the return of the Augusta Lynx.
By: Susan Mccord
The Community Family for the CSRA announced the award of $30,000 in grants for support services for veterans, military personnel and their families.
An Augusta Commission committee postponed action on a proposed moratorium on data center applications Tuesday.
The Hephzibah High School Class of 2026 was presented diplomas May 27 at the Bell Auditorium in Augusta.
By: Susan Mccord
The decorated graduates of Davidson Fine Arts Magnet School crossed the stage Wednesday, closing another chapter in what for many of them has already been a long record of academic and artistic achievement. The top-ranked public school is sending 87 members of the Class of 2026 to a four-year college or more advanced program, six […]
Requests to hold applause did little to quiet the Rebel crowd Wednesday as more than 215 Hephzibah High School graduates celebrated commencement at the Bell Auditorium.
By: Susan Mccord
Augusta commissioners face a tough audience Tuesday as they debate pausing new data center applications while the city writes regulations for the industry.
The Augusta Commission approved a brief moratorium Tuesday on new data center applications, giving staff and lawyers time to draft rules for the industry now rapidly expanding in the area.
