Augusta municipal employees urged city leaders to reject a private developer’s plans to invest tens of millions of dollars by partnering with the city on a massive pickleball and tennis complex.

A city review committee recommended rejecting the proposal for an $80-million dollar pickleball/ tennis facility in Augusta, but commissioners want to keep the discussion going.

9174 Gila Dr: Opendoor Property Trust I to Stephens Lakreshia Marvette; $250,000 9195 Tansing Dr: Bhujel Tulshi R to Thomas ...

The Kiwanis Club of Aiken will hold its 16th annual charity golf tournament Saturday, June 7, at the Aiken Golf Club, 555 ...

Douglass could experience broader flooding in early morning Nikole Babb [email protected] The levee stop logs were ...

Most of the clients had paid up front for their orthodontic treatment plans and felt like they had been defrauded. Many had ...

As a slow-moving frontal system tracks across the area, multiple rounds of showers and thunderstorms are possible.

A Michigan State Police Metro South trooper and a 41-year-old man from Highland Park exchanged gunfire during a traffic stop on M-10 around 8 p.m. on Friday, May 16, MSP said on X. The trooper ...

National Park Service cancels concession contract opportunity in ... Warner and Tim Kaine introduced two bills to protect wilderness in Rockingham, Augusta, Highland and Bath counties, according to a ...

Somerset Tech (7-6) scored twice in the seventh inning to overcome Highland Park (3-13) in a back-and-forth contest that saw multiple lead changes. Nate White led the Somerset Tech offense ...