@reportr1: Staff writer for The Augusta Chronicle.
Augusta, United States (Local)
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By: Susan Mccord
Members of a west Augusta community return to apply pressure to the Augusta Commission Tuesday over an incoming data center, as well as a community center whose status is less clear.
Augusta property owners may soon face sticker shock from tax assessment notices that hit the mail Monday.
A fast-growing west Augusta area will wind up with both a large data center and a large recreation center, if feedback at the Tuesday Augusta Commission meeting holds true.
The Augusta, Georgia government has released the names of three people under consideration to lead a new city department.
Children rang a bell for Button Gwinnett, Lyman Hall, George Walton and the other signers of the Declaration of Independence as Augusta marked America’s 250th birthday Saturday morning at the Signers Monument.
By: Susan Mccord
Eight Richmond County school police officers have lost their state law enforcement certifications nearly two years after The Augusta Press revealed that supervisors were sharing answers to mandatory training tests.
Richmond County sheriff’s Deputy Clarence Johnson V received a $25,000 bond Thursday as District Attorney Jared Williams personally took over prosecution of four felony charges against him.
By: Susan Mccord
A 22-year veteran of the Richmond County school police department is suing the board of education and six administrators, claiming she was wrongly fired over a hair-follicle drug test and never fully compensated after getting her job back.
Colt Gray is scheduled for a plea hearing July 24, potentially eliminating the need for his murder trial recently moved to Columbia County.
By: Susan Mccord
Federal grand jury indicts Alfonzo Williams on extortion, gun charges
