AUGUSTA, Ga. (The Augusta Press) – The Augusta Metro Chamber of Commerce held its 113th annual meeting on Thursday night at the Marriott Convention Center downtown, hosting an ample crowd with dinner, a year-end review and a program highlighting an optimistic approach to doing business in Richmond County. Continue Reading…
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WFXG) – Broad street is getting a facelift. $25M in TIA funds will be used to make several upgrades to the roadway and surrounding features. Continue Reading…
AUGUSTA, Ga. (The Augusta Press) – Visitors to the Garden City drop millions when in town for special events, film projects and conventions – to the tune of $544.7 million in the pandemic-stricken 2020. Continue Reading…
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WJBF) – Kiera Hein works and lives downtown and she’s noticed an improvement in how the sidewalks look. Continue Reading…
AUGUSTA, Ga. (Augusta Chronicle) – The big letters on the top of the building now read Piedmont Augusta, but inside it is business as usual at University Hospital, officials said. Continue Reading…
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) – It’s a project that’s been going on for nearly two years to bring in family-friendly features. Continue Reading…
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WJBF) – The Irish American Heritage Society has announced, after a 2 year hiatus, the return of the Augusta St. Patrick’s Day Parade. Continue Reading…
AUGUSTA, Ga. (The Augusta Press) – The Book Tavern is turning the page to a new chapter: “Chapter 5,” to be exact, according to owner David Hutchison. Continue Reading…
AUGUSTA, Ga. (Augusta Chronicle) – Mark Guillory has studied wine all over the world, and is now looking to take that knowledge and create a unique experience for Augusta. Continue Reading…
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WJBF) – Running a restaurant during the pandemic hasn’t been easy. Continue Reading…
AUGUSTA, Ga. (Augusta Chronicle) – From new arches greeting Riverwalk Augusta visitors, a James Brown “linear park” and lots of new places to live, change is happening in downtown Augusta. Continue Reading…
AUGUSTA, Ga. (The Augusta Press) – Tricycle jousting, sword fighting, a petting zoo, strolling minstrels and fire performers were among those scheduled to be part of Savannah River Brewing Co.’s fifth “brewversary” celebration Saturday. Continue Reading…