...retirement -- traveling, enjoying activities such as golfing, and taking college courses. BYLINE1:By Alisa DeMao BYLINE2:Staff Writer For William A. Herman III, secretary/treasurer of Morris Communications Corp., the coming years are precious...
...percent, up from 4.3 percent. Frank Witsil can be reached at (706) 823-3352. BYLINE1:By Frank Witsil BYLINE2:Staff Writer Augusta's jobless rate rose slightly in October, up to 5.4 percent from 5.2 percent in September, the...
...it is placed away from blankets and clothes that could catch fire. BYLINE1:By Pat Willis and Meghan Gourley BYLINE2:Staff Writers Sarah Gadson returned to her Aiken home just in time to see it go up in smoke. But it wasn't her burning home...
...twice the human population of Richmond County but the same number of animal deaths. BYLINE1:By Sylvia Cooper BYLINE2:Staff Writer It was business as usual at the Richmond County Animal Control center last week -- and then some. Augusta residents...
...ourselves. But we also rejoice in the confidence that she is now with Christ," he said. BYLINE1:By Kevin Bonsor BYLINE2:Staff Writer A week after the Swissair jetliner crash, the family of Caroline Jones Smith waits in Augusta for answers to...
...they're giving their car a reward, a treat, by taking it out for a tank of premium." BYLINE1:By Damon Cline BYLINE2:Staff Writer Willie Watkins swears his '86 Buick Regal runs better with a little premium fuel every now and then. But on...
...and need to cool off, taking a drive is not the thing to do. Take a walk instead. BYLINE1:By Meghan Gourley BYLINE2:Staff Writer The bright-orange needle bobs across the numbers on the tachometer, as a light push of a pedal revs the hot...
...We've basically been subsidizing projects in New York and California and other areas." BYLINE1:By Robert Pavey BYLINE2:Staff Writer The federal program responsible for several major improvements along the Augusta Canal is expected to pump even...
...service. Augusta has had only traces of rain during July, the service reported. BYLINE1:By Brandon Haddock BYLINE2:Staff Writer The grass had good reason to be thirsty Wednesday. At 101 degrees, Augusta was the hottest place in Georgia...
...that really suffered by this whole debacle was the animals," Mr. Fishman said. BYLINE1:By S.B. Crawford BYLINE2:Staff Writer Everyone agrees on one thing: The animal problem is bad. But that's about all members of several area animal...
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