Friday Jan 1 | Augusta Chronicle
Woman dies after morning wreck
A 49-year-old Blythe woman died this morning after she was involved in a two-vehicle wreck while crossing Gordon Highway on Barton Chapel Road.
Joshua Henry Wisebram, 86, a native of Barnesville, recently residing in Atlanta, died December 27, 2009.
AUGUSTA, GA 'Tis the season for buying, but this year, Augusta's longtime record store retailer Robert "Flash" Gordon says he's experiencing a significant downturn in the sale of music and video products.
From the Annals of 1909 A beautiful event and a pretty compliment to a number of out-of-town visitors, was the tea at which Mrs.
Empty Stocking: Homeless for the holidays, woman wants sons to feel joy
Kathy and her two boys are homeless - for the second time. The economy hasn't been kind to this former working mom, who has been unable to find a job.
AUGUSTA, Ga. - Barbara Quick Hickman, age 78, entered into eternal rest on Friday, December 18, 2009 at Trinity Hospital of Augusta.
Lots of good news for our wounded warriors is coming out of Augusta
On Dec. 9, in a very moving and uplifting event, the groundbreaking ceremony for the new Fisher House took place.
Dogfighting site may have been "huge," official says
The dogs from Thursday's raids on suspected dogfighting operations in Wilkinson County may benefit from the timing of the raid, an Atlanta Humane Society official said.
Warrants Issued In Dogfighting Operations
Search warrants are in the process of being executed on two suspected dog fighting operations in Wilkinson County, Ga.
Fort Gordon offers help to families during deployments during the holidays
FORT GORDON, Ga . -- Fort Gordon presented the "I Will Survive" holiday workshop for family members of deployed personnel and Department of the Army Civilians earlier Thursday night in Alexander Hall.
Wilkinson Sheriff Raids Two Alleged Dogfighting Sites
Law enforcement officers are searching two suspected dogfighting operations in Wilkinson County.
The house is open for school groups and the general public. Historical Christmas decorations, display of children's pop-up books, silhouette artist, magician, storyteller of Christmas customs, exhibit of historical Santa costumes, gingerbread house contest, refreshments featuring 19th century recipes and a gift shop will be featured.
Name released in Tuesdy police shooting
Authorities have released the name of a man who was fatally shot by Richmond County deputies Tuesday night.
Hook on the leashes and lace up those running shoes: it's time for the 18th annual "Run for Rover." "We have a newly certified USATF course that is both scenic and challenging," Joyce Patterson, executive director of the Thomasville-Thomas County Humane Society said.
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Landmark building empty after sale
Robyn Miles / Daily News 'Vacant' signs mark the mailboxes at Broad Street Apartments, which have been empty since a bank foreclosed on the building in August.
Veteran wins groundbreaking claim for Agent Orange exposure at Georgia military base
A U.S. veteran living in Tennessee has won what's thought to be the first Veterans Administration claim for exposure inside the continental United States to Agent Orange , an herbicide that was used by the military to clear jungles during the Vietnam War.
Pharmacist jailed in drug probe
A pharmacist at a Boston pharmacy is charged with trafficking a prescription drug.
Central Georgia voters today will elect mayors, city council members, a state representative and decide on sales-tax questions.
Scenes near and far inspire watercolors by Marilyn Foley
During the past 72 years, nationally-acclaimed artist Marilyn Foley has experimented with oil painting, sculpture, mosaics and frescoes.
From the Annals of 1909 The Mystic Circle was charmingly entertained by Mrs. J.W. McWilliams at her suburban home.