Augusta/CSRA Habitat for Humanity is one of nearly 1900 Habitat affiliates across the world. Since 1986, the Augusta/CSRA ...

Blue Ridge sits in the North Georgia mountains like a budget-friendly paradise. This mountain town knows how to treat retirees right without charging premium prices. The downtown area has brick ...

Hemp is a close cousin of marijuana. The latter is still illegal at the federal level, but in 2018 Congress allowed hemp consumable products containing 0.3% THC by “dry weight,” a measure that has ...

Halloween is just around the corner, and while this year could bring one of the coldest trick-or-treat nights in years, ...

Observers scrutinized 33 locations over two days to get a clearer idea of what brings visitors to downtown and what helps ...

A second home on Georgia Avenue will part of Christmas Tour of Homes that will take place the first week in December.

The North Augusta City Council awarded a construction contract Monday aimed at fully reopening the city’s Living History Park ...

Fall is here, and things are starting to cool down, but we're still seeing plenty of sunshine and warm days. While it's unlikely we'll see the kind of snow and ice we got last year, it will eventually ...

The Augusta Chronicle is the Augusta area’s leading news organization that publishes high-quality local news on multiple ...

AUGUSTA, Ga. (WJBF) – The race for lieutenant governor of Georgia is heating up, with 9 candidates running for the second highest position in state government. Ahead of next year’s election, one of ...

HBCU football in Week 9 spotlights the storied programs of Grambling State and Jackson State clashing, and Alabama A&M ...

A traveling exhibit called "Seams to Be" will feature the work of 13 Georgia-based textile artists. Curated by Didi Dunphy, the show is the fourth in the "Highlighting Contemporary Art in Georgia" ...