Editorial: Tanning our hides, saving theirs

We find her acts to be among the most craven, despicable and egocentric in the checkered ranks of bureaucrat history.
By Augusta Chronicle Editorial Staff

Wednesday, May 22, 2013

Editorial: Moore resolve

Those who live long in tornado alley - Moore was hit hard just 14 years ago - can have nightmares about it. On Monday, those nightmares became startlingly real.
By Augusta Chronicle Editoral Staff

Monday, May 20, 2013

Editorial: Harmful if swallowed

What a scam. By continually feigning ignorance, the president dodges both accountability and questions.
By Augusta Chronicle Editorial Staff

Sunday, May 19, 2013

Editorial: First, the facts

That's selling the sheriff and his department a little short, wouldn't you say?
By Augusta Chronicle Editorial Staff

Editorial: Obama vs. the Founders

The scandalized Obama administration has inadvertently proven our founders right and him wrong.
By Augusta Chronicle Editorial Staff

Saturday, May 18, 2013

Editorial: Losing our cool

If we care - and we should - then we need to come to grips with the possibility that the team may look elsewhere for a home.
By Augusta Chronicle Editorial Staff

Friday, May 17, 2013

Editorial: The importance of reading

State officials seem not to know the first thing about what's going on here.
By Augusta Chronicle Editorial Staff

Thursday, May 16, 2013

Editorial: Is 'Obamian' now a word?

The dance between the press and the government is a delicate one; it requires a respect on the part of government for our basic freedoms and the crucial role the press plays in securing them.
By Augusta Chronicle Editorial Staff

Tuesday, May 14, 2013

Editorial: A more inconvenient truth

Merely telling the truth could have saved innumerable little lives.
By Augusta Chronicle Editorial Staff

Editorial: All the president's men

You would think it would be impossible for them to deny the scandals now.
By Augusta Chronicle Editorial Staff

Monday, May 13, 2013

Editorial: Beyond an apology

The thought of using the awesome power of the IRS to torment someone because of his or her political beliefs is scary - and contrary to every notion of freedom this nation was founded upon.
By Augusta Chronicle Editorial Staff

Sunday, May 12, 2013

Editorial: A stand for safety

Downtown is largely safe. But burying one's head in the sand and blaming the media won't do anything to make downtown safer.
By Augusta Chronicle Editorial Staff

Saturday, May 11, 2013

Editorial: Bottom line

Ray Harryhausen's inventive mind made special effects truly special.
By Augusta Chronicle Editorial Staff

Editorial: Where peace begins

If that doesn't illuminate the dark hearts of the perpetrators, let it at least shine a light on the rest of us.
By Augusta Chronicle Editorial Staff

Friday, May 10, 2013

Editorial: Sanford's statement

With America's freedoms, finances and standing in the world at severe risk, we just can't afford to give Democrats more power.
By Augusta Chronicle Editorial Staff

Editorial: Will the government get away with it?

After our government has thrown these folks under the bus, will we be throwing them to the wolves with our indifference?
By Augusta Chronicle Editorial Staff

Thursday, May 9, 2013

Editorial: Never give up

We can't imagine the joy the women and their loved ones are feeling today.
By Augusta Chronicle Editorial Staff

Tuesday, May 7, 2013

Editorial: Augusta's black eye

This is not about blaming anyone other than the perpetrators, who ought to spend the bulk of the rest of their lives in prison when apprehended. It's about creating the conditions for safety.
By Augusta Chronicle Editorial Staff

Editorial: Sportsmanship and self-control

An important, if heartbreaking and tragically belated, lesson must be learned from the death of Ricardo Portillo.
By Augusta Chronicle Editorial Staff

Monday, May 6, 2013

Editorial: A 'moribund presidency'

No amount of "political juice" will change economic realities on the ground.
By Augusta Chronicle Editorial Staff
Top headlines

Man charged in deaths of parents, brother

Richmond County sheriff's investigators have charged Ryan David Jones with three counts of murder and related charges in connection to Tuesday's discovery of three charred bodies in south Augusta.
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