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Georgia data centers face permit pushback
2+ week, 4+ day ago (474+ words) That increase has sharpened attention on a permit category that many residents previously had little reason to follow. For Georgia data centers, the permitting debate turns on whether backup power equipment should be treated as a limited operational safeguard or…...
Community gathers at North Augusta's Brick Pond Park for cleanup to raise awareness about wetland
7+ mon, 2+ day ago (759+ words) A volunteer removes trash from a pond at Brick Pond Park during a cleanup in North Augusta. Sheryl Wendzik picks up some trash near a body of water during a cleanup at Brick Pond Park in North Augusta. Nick and…...
Augusta leaders ready to transition to a new way to maintain the city
5+ mon, 3+ week ago (58+ words) Augusta leaders are done with the current way of grass cutting in the city and are preparing to turn all landscape maintenance over to the new Grounds Management Department... Augusta leaders are done with the current way of grass cutting…...
Augusta failing the smell test and city leaders hear about it
6+ mon, 6+ day ago (255+ words) AUGUSTA, Ga. (WJBF) – Augusta, some people call it funky…but not always in the good way. “Augusta always smells,” said one man. “Augusta does have a slight odor, if you want me to be nice about it,” said Selena Black....
Permit process snags Augusta zip line park project at Fifth Street bridge
9+ mon, 3+ day ago (56+ words) The plans for a zip line park at the Augusta Pedestrian Bridge are no longer flying high, as Georgia raises concerns about the impact on the historic span... The plans for a zip line park at the Augusta Pedestrian Bridge…...
CSRA community unites in North Augusta for annual walk to promote clean water access
9+ mon, 3+ week ago (837+ words) People put water in buckets as part of CSRA Walk for water in which walkers walked from SRP Park to church in Augusta Nov. 8. A boy fills his bucket with water before he walks back to SRP Park as part…...
How much heat are Atlantans feeling? A new study is taking a closer look.
11+ mon, 3+ week ago (569+ words) As the planet warms because of human-caused climate change, studies have found metro Atlanta is experiencing more extreme heat. But exactly how hot it actually feels depends on where you are in the city. Blocks shaded by trees are cooler…...