Augusta history: Horses once raced (and bettors sure bet) where houses now stand
Through much of the 1800s, Augustans watched horses race just south of downtown.
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Through much of the 1800s, Augustans watched horses race just south of downtown.
The Vidalia Onion Committee says you can now officially eat this year’s delicious crop. Here's where to get these sweet onions grown only in Georgia.
The development of skilled automotive staff will be a bonus for the local Laney Walker neighborhood that’s been at the center of a transformation.
What's happening in area local governments this week? A $100,000 campaign contribution, SPLOST overages and a new map.
1 of 4 JAMES BEATY | Staff photoHunter Fry plays "Taps" on his trumpet on Memorial Day at the Veterans Memorial in Hartshorne's Elmwood Park as part of the "Taps Across America" project to honor the nation's fallen military service members. JAMES BEATY | Staff photoDoug Jennings, left, provides some musical accompaniment, while American Legion Post 180 Chaplin Dan Denny, right, sings a patriotic song during Memorial Day ceremonies at Hartshorne's Elmwood Cemetery. JAMES BEATY | Staff photoHartshorne sophomore Hunter Fry plays "Taps" on his trumpet at the Veterans Memor...