...through the area late Monday left a trail of power outages and downed lines and trees but caused no reported injuries.Carol Boatright, a spokeswoman for Georgia Power, said just before 10 p.m. the company was working to restore power to approximately...

...to repair power lines and remove trees blocking roads.Just before 10 p.m. Monday, Georgia Power spokeswoman Carol Boatright said that about 7,000 households in Burke, Richmond and Columbia counties were without power.About 1,700 outages...

...according to data gathered during an 18-month pilot project."These are some of the preliminary results," said Carol Boatright, a spokeswoman for Georgia Power Co., which launched the study in February 2011 as a joint effort with the Electric...

...000 customers in Savannah, Brunswick and along the coast without electricity, according to company spokeswoman Carol Boatright."Because there are so many separate events, it's going to be slow," she said.Though most of the 800 events...

...today while workers repair a Georgia Power pole leaning into the street.According to Georgia Power spokesperson Carol Boatright, the pole was aged and had to be replaced. The repair will cut off power to one nearby church, but no other customers...

Nearly 1,600 customers in Augusta are without power tonight, according to Georgia Power.Spokeswoman Carol Boatright said storms earlier this evening knocked out electricity for about 850 customers on Peach Orchard Road near the exit...

...dark by Saturday night's storms were expected to have power restored late Sunday.Georgia Power Co. spokeswoman Carol Boatright said at about 9 p.m. Sunday that 130 customers in the area were still without power but that crews expected to...

...Aiken County, 71 in Saluda County, 25 in Barnwell County and 18 in Edgefield County.Georgia Power spokeswoman Carol Boatright said the number of Augusta customers without power is down to 250, although it was as high as 2,500 earlier in...

...it is also a day where its employees choose to give back to the community, according to Georgia Power spokeswoman Carol Boatright.The volunteer day started in 2005 as a way to give back to Georgia communities and has continued through the years...

...of the nearly 1,600 customers who lost power during storms Thursday night in Augusta.Georgia Power spokeswoman Carol Boatright said the company brought in crews from other areas to work on the problem.As of Saturday afternoon, Boatright said...