
The new charter will pass eventually. So why abandon the process to force it onto the ballot now? By Simone Raines Why does it matter

The new charter will pass eventually. So why abandon the process to force it onto the ballot now? By Simone Raines Why does it matter

Garden City Gossip requested the Cherry Bekaert audit in January. The city refused. Weeks later, multiple outlets reported the document’s findings before the report was

A resident’s lawsuit challenging approvals for the White Oak Technology Park and Pumpkin Center data center campus lands in court as frustration over growth spills

Karin Parham – Editor 60 Attend Veteran-Led “March for Democracy” Rally in Augusta Augusta, Ga- A veteran-led “March for Democracy” rally in Augusta on Saturday

Staff Reports Augusta, GA – After months of promises about accountability and structural change, the Charter Review Committee is discovering what Augusta residents already know: real

Staff Reports AUGUSTA, Ga. — Jury selection stretched into a second full day Tuesday in the murder trial of Leon and Tanya Tripp, charged in

Editorial – by the Publisher Georgia’s SB 424 Is Goldbuggery, Not Governance Augusta, GA – While Georgia families wrestle with high rents, rising insurance premiums,

Augusta, GA — The officials who most directly shape daily life in Augusta are not always the ones at the top of the ballot. County

Staff Reports Augusta, GA – Augusta’s 2026 mayoral race is taking shape months before the official qualifying period opens, with incumbent Mayor Garnett L. Johnson and

Staff Reports Augusta, GA – Augusta Mayor Garnett L. Johnson has officially launched his campaign for re-election as the 85th Mayor of Augusta-Richmond County. In