The Augusta Commission created a subcommittee to revamp the ethics ordinance after censuring Grady Smith, Joe Jackson and Wayne Guilfoyle for doing business with the city.
Last week former Augusta Commission member Joe Bowles said he'd announce plans to run for the District 22 state Senate seat next year when sitting Sen. Hardie Davis officially announces he'll run ...
Former Augusta Commission member Joe Bowles plans to run for the District 22 state Senate seat next year. He said Saturday he'll announce plans to run as an independent.
City Administrator Fred Russell said recently that the mills project is a "big reach" but "you're not going to have a big step forward" without some risk.
We don't know whether GRU President Ricardo Azziz was red-faced after being called out for using university resources for his niece's wedding. But we do know he was proactive, calling for a ...
Each spring the swallows come back to Capistrano; the buzzards come back to Hinckley, Ohio; and snow birds and Tiger watchers from all over the world come back to Augusta for the Masters ...
Augusta is a city of incongruities. It's the Garden City but has a lot of funky smells. It has a Kroc Center close to a crack center. It has Arts in the Heart and the Soul Bar. It's a city on the ...
In her parting letter to Dr. Ricardo Azziz, interim ASU President Shirley Strum Kenny minced no words critiquing his leadership of the two campuses he's supposed to be merging.
What was gained by the Augusta Commission's censure of Commissioners Wayne Guilfoyle, Joe Jackson and Grady Smith for violating the city code, I couldn't say. I could say it went on way too long.
The McDonald's Coffee Club on Peach Orchard Road is so upset over the big raises the Augusta Commission voted to give Richmond County Sheriff Richard Roundtree and State Court ...
State Sen. Bill Jackson took some ribbing last week for telling legislative colleagues that hammers and frying pans kill more people than some guns do.
The Augusta Commission's Stupor Bowl II took place Monday during commission committee meetings. Afterward, some usually long-winded commissioners said the meetings were lasting too long.
According to the Georgia Bureau of Investigation, Jon Stevens, a second grade student from McBean Elementary School, "accidentally drowned" on April 13, while cleaning an in-ground pool off ...