Need more help? Here's where Augusta's Helene disaster recovery center is moving
The Augusta disaster recovery center for Hurricane Helene victims at the Hub for Community Innovation will permanently close on February 14th and reopen on February 18th at the Diamond Lakes Branch ...
Group builds first-ever volleyball facility in Augusta
Girls volleyball continues to build a reputation in our area. But where do they go when fall comes to a close?
Dying at Dyess? City committee recommends demolishing 1890 fire station at Augusta park
An Augusta firehouse dating to 1890 became Dyess Park's community center in 1979. Now the building's site could be a bare ...
Augusta paratransit problems leave folks without a reliable ride
Five years after COVID became a problem, Augusta officials are still blaming the pandemic and other issues for what some see as a breakdown of paratransit service.
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Greater Augusta Arts Council unveils new sculptures downtown
The city of Augusta and the Greater Augusta Arts Council have installed 10 new works of art along the Augusta Sculpture Trail ...
Caribou hunt: North Augusta could become home to Midwest coffeeshop's first S.C. location
The Augusta Chronicle first reported in October 2024 about construction plans for the Checkers at 1720 Walton Way in Augusta.
14 months later, upgrades still not started at Augusta park
Augusta’s Dyess Park is in desperate need of improvements – and city leaders agree. In November of 2023, $6.5 million in ...