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Military Matters: Fort Moore widow’s battle with VA for death benefits
COLUMBUS, Ga. (WTVM) - Every day, 22 military veterans commit suicide. The families left behind go into survival mode, and can struggle to pay the bills, like one local widow. She’s part of the thousands waiting and fighting to get death benefits. She and a Veterans Affairs official talked to News Leader 9 about the challenges and solution.
Prep Football Roundup for Week 1
Aug. 23—AYNOR 37, AIKEN 13 Aiken High opened its regular season with a 37-13 loss to Aynor in interim head coach Heath Corley's debut. Tre'vron Bonaparte led the Hornets offensively with 131 rushing yards and a touchdown on nine carries. His scoring run covered 74 yards. Tanner Padgett threw a 16-yard touchdown pass to Gray Kitchings. Brandon Poston led the defense with 13 tackles (four for ...
VP Harris and Gov. Walz to campaign in Ga. next week
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) -Building off of the momentum of the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, Vice President Kamala Harris and Governor Tim Walz will kick off a bus tour in Georgia on Wednesday. This is the first time the Vice President and Governor Walz will campaign together in Georgia. The swing through South Georgia will […]
Music therapy program holds karaoke showcase for adults with disabilities
If you're a karaoke lover, this one's for you! Community Chords, an Augusta Symphony program, partnered with the Tri-Development Center of Aiken County for its first Karaoke Showcase at the Miller Theater on Friday.
Augusta Tech announces Den of Distinction honorees
The Augusta Technical College Den of Distinction Committee recently announced its fourth class of inductees. “The Den of Distinction celebrates alumni within Cougar Nation who have excelled in technical education and embody the college’s vision and values. In the coming weeks, you can learn more about the 2024 inductees online,” according to a news release from Augusta Technical College.
Bond set for grandmother charged in death of baby placed in front of AC with wet blanket
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/Gray News) - Bond has been set for the grandmother of a baby who died of hypothermia after being left in front of an air conditioner earlier this month while wrapped in a wet blanket. A Georgia judge set a $50,000 bond for Diane Seright on Friday. Three...
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