Tiger to Sergio: Time to move on

Tiger Woods says the "fried chicken" comment from Sergio Garcia was hurtful and inappropriate. Two weeks after they verbally sparred at The Players Championship, Woods say it's time to move on.

National Guard trains for hurricanes, radiation, at SRS

National Guard teams from four states were hosted by Savannah River Site this week for terrorism response and natural disaster assistance training.

Forecast: Augusta job base to grow just 0.7%

Augusta added only 240 jobs in the first three months of the year, with retailers supplying the bulk of them.

Tuesday, May 21, 2013

First Citizen's Police Academy class graduates

The 12-week program, which aims to provide Augusta residents with a better understanding of the structure and methods of their law enforcement agency, allowed participants to take part in classes ...

Alternative program students can walk at graduation

With high school graduations set for May 28 and 29, the Richmond County Board of Education voted Tuesday to clarify board policy that allows students assigned to the alternative program for ...

Committee tells commissioners they shouldn't do work for city

The subcommittee, assembled by Commissioner Donnie Smith, reviewed other cities' conflict of interest policies at a Tuesday meeting before deciding to rule out the possibility of a commissioner ...

Columbia County rejects townhomes

Columbia County commissioners Tuesday rejected a rezoning that would have built townhomes on a failed professional development.

2 arrested in Beech Island barber shop shooting

More than 300 people gathered at Zannie Worrell's business to remember the barber, who was killed Saturday during an armed robbery.

Kayaker injured in rapids

Three kayakers survived being sucked through the Augusta Canal Headgates on Tuesday afternoon.

Southern Co. expects to face environmental challenges

ATLANTA - Members of the environmental group the Sierra Club plan to use the Southern Company annual shareholder meeting as an opportunity to grill executives about construction overruns and ...

Women's semi-pro team will play out of Augusta

Along with the two Georgia-Lina Hurricanes semi-professional basketball teams, a third semi-pro team will play out of Augusta this season.

High school graduates honored with SRR scholarships

Students from Richmond, Columbia and Aiken counties are among recipients of 2013 Savannah River Remediation Family Scholarships awarded to local high school graduates.

Deputy remembered as a mentor

A funeral was held Tuesday for Deputy Alton Creech, who died in a motorcycle accident last week.

Man questioned in triple homicide

Richmond County sheriff's investigators on the trail of a triple homicide were led to the home of two retired teachers in south Augusta on Tuesday.

Man indicted in dog-shooting case

A man accused of shooting a neighbor's dog and taking a chain saw to the animal was indicted Monday.

Augustan faces Delaware drug charges

DOVER, Del. — Dover police say an Augusta, man tried to flush nearly three kilograms of PCP when he was found at a vacant property.

Richmond grad rate up; Columbia slips

Richmond County's high school graduation rate made gains in 2012 while Columbia County slipped a couple percentage points, still, however, hovering above the state average, according to data ...

Girlfriend charged in shotgun slaying

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — Spartanburg County's coroner is planning an autopsy after a man was killed by a shotgun blast to his chest.

SC amputee fatally mauled by dogs

SUMMERVILLE, S.C. — Authorities say no charges will be filed in the death of an 80-year-old South Carolina double-amputee mauled to death by dogs earlier this month.

Aiken manhunt ends in man's capture

A three-hour manhunt in Aiken County on Monday night led to the arrest of a South Carolina man.
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