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Augusta golf tournament helps fund scholarships for local youth

Augusta golf tournament helps fund scholarships for local youth

The Augusta Lamplighters host a golf tournament on Oct. 3 to fund scholarships and youth mentorship programs.
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Augusta business leaders share concerns with GOP officials

Augusta business leaders share concerns with GOP officials

Behind closed doors, Augusta executives shared concerns about jobs, schools and the economy with top GOP leaders.
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The Food Lab tests new dishes with ghost kitchen model | Exclusive

The Food Lab tests new dishes with ghost kitchen model | Exclusive

The Food Lab in Augusta is a delivery-focused ghost kitchen where chefs test creative menu items before they go permanent.
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What Did Miami Beach Look Like Before the Hotels?

What Did Miami Beach Look Like Before the Hotels?

Miami Beach, Florida, a principal city within the Miami metropolitan area, has a rich history of transformation. What began as an uninhabited ocean...
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Meet A Machine raises $11,201 for Georgia children

Meet A Machine raises $11,201 for Georgia children

Augusta Regional Airport raised over $11,000 for the Golisano Children's Hospital during its annual Meet A Machine event.
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A look back at Augusta's recovery two years after Helene

A look back at Augusta's recovery two years after Helene

Two years after Helene, Augusta continues rebuilding as millions in recovery projects are completed, reimbursed or still pending.
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Why Georgia drivers could pay less at the pump through October

Why Georgia drivers could pay less at the pump through October

The state is rolling out fuel-cost relief while also easing trucking rules that could affect everyday prices.
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Cook wipes spoon with finger and then keeps stirring | Health Scores

Cook wipes spoon with finger and then keeps stirring | Health Scores

A cook at an Augusta restaurant wipes a spoon with his finger, tastes the sauce, then keeps stirring with the same spoon.
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Chicago Cubs history unpacked — September 28

Chicago Cubs history unpacked — September 28

Happy Birthday, Enoli Paredes!
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Flood Mitigation Projects Funded in Central Pennsylvania

Flood Mitigation Projects Funded in Central Pennsylvania

SEDA-Council of Governments (SEDA-COG) has secured $475,000 in funding through the Local Share Account (LSA) Statewide program to support two critical projects in Montour and Columbia counties, Pennsylvania. The funding will be used to enhance public safety and reduce flood risks in the region. Montour County will receive $225,000 to develop a countywide emergency warning system equipped with rain gauges, stream gauges, cameras, and audible alerts to improve emergency preparedness. Columbia County will receive $250,000 for the benched floodplain phase of the West End Flood Mitigation Project, which aims to reduce flooding along Fishing Creek in Bloomsburg and Hemlock Township. These initiatives are part of broader efforts to protect residents, businesses, and infrastructure from recurring flood events.
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Fall Into Art returns with paintings, ceramics and robotics

Fall Into Art returns with paintings, ceramics and robotics

The North Augusta Artists Guild hosts its annual Fall Into Art show featuring diverse local works from Oct 7 to 30.
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'Do I really want to deal with this anymore?': Mental toll of being a high school referee

'Do I really want to deal with this anymore?': Mental toll of being a high school referee

High school officials consistently are victims of verbal abuse and threats. The high stakes of the job pose a mental health risk for officials.