News

March 23, 2026

• Augusta Charter Review Committee Ends without Quorum or Final Vote

• BankSouth Partners with Sequence Holdings to Define the Next Era of Tech-Enabled Community Banking

• Roast on the River Hosted by Savannah Riverkeeper

• Doctors Hospital Celebrates Certified Nurses Day with Appreciation and Recognition

• Fuel Tax Suspension to Help Georgia drivers, Shoppers as Iran Conflict Spikes Prices

• 16 Georgia Communities Awarded $34.3 Million for Drinking Water Projects

• Delta & Atlanta Braves Extend Historic Hometown Partnership

• Gov. Kemp Signs Major Tax Relief Bills for Hardworking Georgians

• Feral Hogs Can’t Catch a Break in Georgia

• Georgia Senators Delivering Resources for Key Upgrades at Georgia Ports

March 20, 2026

• Augusta Leaders Ready to Transition to a New way to Maintain the City

• Augusta Engineers Outline 2026 Masters Traffic Plan

• Youth Leadership Augusta Announces Class of 2027 Co-Chairs and Opens Applications

• Newly Planted Trees on Summerville Campus Officially Dedicated

• Two Cities Among Recipients of $33.2 Million in Conservation Grants from DNR

• Uber Investing up to $1.25B in Rivian, Eyes 50,000-Car Expansion of Robotaxi Fleet

• Envisio Supports Georgia’s Cities Through GMA Participation

• 2026 Property Tax Relief for Georgia Homeowners and the Role of Appeals

• JAMES Magazine Online: House Passes Bill Addressing Discrimination in Schools

• Secretary Raffensperger Using Music to Teach Georgia Students Financial Literacy

• The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the US Falls Slightly

• Home Flipping Profits Lowest Since Great Depression

• Nearly Half of Homeowners Would Pay to Improve a Neighbor's Yard Before Selling Their Home

March 19, 2026

• Augusta to Act on Charter Recommendation, Even Though Committee Work Isn’t Over

• Salvation Army of Augusta Hosts Easter-Themed Campaign

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