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Man killed in shooting on Warren Street in Augusta
One person is dead after a shooting Tuesday morning on Warren Street in Augusta. Ceon Ulmer, 38, of Augusta, was pronounced dead at the scene, just before 6:15 a.m., according to the Richmond County Coroner's Office. Just before 5:15 a.m., Richmond County Sheriff's Office deputies responded to the 1800 block of Warren Street for...
W&L Outcomes: Lillie Taylor ’24
Major: Double major in history and East Asian languages and literatures, with a focus on Japanese. I will be moving to Niigata Prefecture, Japan, to work as an ALT (assistant language teacher) on the Japanese Exchange and Teaching (JET) Program. How did your career plans evolve over the course of...
Ex-dental college staffer sentenced for embezzlement
A former coordinator at a dental college in Georgia was sentenced for reportedly stealing more than $300,000 from her employer for nearly 10 years to bankroll her taste for expensive items and vacations, according to multiple reports. Dawn Gantt, who worked as the dean's office coordinator at Augusta University Dental...
Jackets’ bats scorch Fireflies on July 1
COLUMBIA, S.C. – Every starter in the GreenJackets’ lineup reached base at least once as Augusta uncorked 10 runs on 11 hits in a 10-2 thrashing of the Columbia Fireflies Monday evening. Coming off back to back wins to end the previous homestand, the ‘Jackets were keen to...
Tuesday brings a brief cool down before the heat returns
Tuesday morning update: This morning, a few areas south of I-20 have seen cloudy skies and light rain, but don’t expect that to last because dry air is starting to spill south thanks to a northeast wind. Expect plenty of sunshine by this afternoon, along with a decrease in humidity. Temperatures will be noticeably cooler in the upper 80s to near 90.
20/20 Sports With A.B. – U.S. Men’s National Soccer Team, The Braves, NBA Contracts, and More
In today’s 20/20 Sports with A.B., he talks about the U.S. Men’s National Soccer Team, Braves taking on San Francisco tonight, and the GreenJackets winning three in a row. Ashley Brown: Well, a disappointing result for the U.S. Men’s National Team in soccer. They lose one to nothing to Uruguay in the Copa America. They are now eliminated in the group stage.
Donate blood to receive free Botox treatment in Augusta
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - Shepeard Community Blood Center is kicking off its 2nd Annual Botox for Blood event starting on Monday. Anyone who gives blood at any Shepeard Blood Drive during the event until July 3, will earn a free Botox treatment from Southern Dermatology. “Blood usage typically increases around...
Planning to use fireworks for 4th of July? Here's what you need to know
SAVANNAH, Ga. — As the Fourth of July holiday approaches, many bring fireworks to celebrate, but you should know a few things before igniting the flame. The State of Georgia permits the purchase and use of consumer fireworks, which include everything sold in Georgia retail stores - from bottle rockets to firecrackers and sparklers.
PTC’s Tuggle Named AGC Georgia Board President
Peachtree City resident Joe Tuggle, president of PTC-based Tuggle Construction, was recently elected chapter president of the Associated General Contractors of Georgia. Tuggle, a general contractor in the industrial and commercial markets, has been active with ACG Georgia since 1990. He reportedly has contributed to various committees and task forces, advocating for workforce development, and previously spearheading the Central Georgia Skills Challege for Georgia high school students.
Michael Thurmond holds book signing for "James Oglethorpe, Father of Georgia"
A work 24-plus years in the making that offers a refreshing take on Georgia’s founder had its local formal presentation on Saturday, June 29 at Savannah’s Hyatt Regency. Historian and DeKalb County CEO Michael Thurmond held a book signing and discussion with Q&A of his latest,. “James Oglethorpe,...
Move over, Michigan: Georgia now leads in building next-generation cars
Since the first Ford Model T rolled off the assembly line in 1908, Detroit has been synonymous with the American automotive industry. But in the age of the electric vehicle, amid a renaissance in domestic manufacturing, Georgia is quietly but confidently emerging as the undisputed national leader in the electrifying auto sector. It sounds like […] The post Move over, Michigan: Georgia now leads in building next-generation cars appeared first on Georgia Recorder.
Georgia lawmakers look to open jobs to more workers who need license to work
April Williams was eager to resume her nursing career when she applied this year with a Georgia agency for a license that is required for 30% of the American workforce. After initially forgetting to provide her graduate school transcript, the Byron resident resubmitted her paperwork several other times. However, after several weeks of waiting, she […] The post Georgia lawmakers look to open jobs to more workers who need license to work appeared first on Georgia Recorder.
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