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Bader Law Personal Injury Lawyers Expands Georgia Footprint to Augusta, Columbus and Macon
1+ day, 15+ hour ago (437+ words) The Atlanta-based personal injury firm brings its track record of more than $350 million recovered for Georgia clients to three growing regional markets, expanding access to representation for car accidents, workers’ compensation claims and catastrophic injuriesATLANTA, Sept. 23, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Bader Law…...
Georgia Bulldogs List Two Key Stars as Questionable Ahead of Oklahoma Game
13+ hour, 54+ min ago (329+ words) The Georgia Bulldogs are set to host the Oklahoma Sooners this week in one of the biggest games of the year, and certainly the first real test for the Dawgs after domination for the first three weeks. Obliterating their opponents…...
New Primark store sets grand opening at Augusta Mall
15+ hour, 15+ min ago (40+ words) Primark is set to hold its grand opening at the Augusta Mall today, offering shoppers affordable fashion and home goods. Primark is set to hold its grand opening at the Augusta Mall today, offering shoppers affordable fashion and home goods....
Georgia’s next attorney general must defend families, safety and open records
16+ hour, 7+ min ago (773+ words) Editor’s note: The AJC invited both Georgia attorney general candidates for the Nov. 3 election, Democratic Rep. Tanya Miller and Republican Sen. Brian Strickland, to write guest opinion columns about their vision for enforcing open-government laws and other issues related to…...
Replacement of 13th Street bridge into North Augusta delayed again. How much more will it cost?
17+ hour, 7+ min ago (255+ words) NORTH AUGUSTA — Replacement of the 13th Street bridge connecting Augusta and North Augusta has been pushed back again, this time to 2030, and with the cost estimate for it also rising, to $71 million. Will Volk, District 2 communications officer for Georgia Department of…...
Free Augusta Ballet show brings 70 dancers to Evans amphitheater
1+ day, 15+ hour ago (231+ words) The Augusta Ballet will perform a free ballet production at the Columbia County Amphitheater in the Evans Towne Center on Saturday. This is one of the three shows the ballet performs each year and begins at 10:30 a.m., said Jessica Jones, executive…...
Arts in the Heart ticket sales dipped about 5% after move to Augusta fairgrounds
1+ day, 3+ hour ago (54+ words) Arts in the Heart of Augusta looked different this year after ongoing downtown construction pushed the longtime festival from Broad Street to the Augusta Exchange Club Fairgrounds. Arts in the Heart of Augusta looked different this year after ongoing downtown…...
Kirby Smart on why Georgia is canceling marquee nonconference home games like Clemson
1+ day, 9+ hour ago (201+ words) Georgia football has cancelled a series of high-profile home-and-home nonconference matchups in the last year including four games with Clemson. The only one remaining on the books, at least for now, are games with Ohio State in 2030 and 2031 after scheduled…...
When do haunted houses open in Georgia for 2026?
2+ day, 8+ hour ago (494+ words) Georgia's haunted house season is already getting underway, with some attractions opening in September and others waiting until October. The 2026 Halloween season includes haunted houses, trails, corn mazes and other spooky attractions across the state. Opening dates vary by location,…...
Phil Rauscher's deal with Georgia football includes big 2027 pay increase
2+ day, 8+ hour ago (347+ words) First-year Georgia football offensive line coach Phil Rauscher's pay will jump significantly if he remains with the Bulldogs past this season. Rauscher's compensation will increase from $650,000 a year to $925,000 on Feb. 1, 2027 in a two-year deal, according to the memorandum of…...