Helene live updates from Augusta: Charities teaming up to help Augustans in need
Click here for the latest updates from Augusta Chronicle reporters covering the aftermath of Hurricane Helene.
City of Augusta nearly ready to resume normal operations
Our emergency response teams have been working around the clock to ensure the safety of residents, and we are now focused on resuming normal city operations,” the city said.
Augusta chairman confident Masters will go on as club focuses on community recovery from Helene
Masters chairman Fred Ridley says Augusta National sustained a lot of damage from Hurricane Helene, just like the rest of the ...
What's open in Augusta area? Which restaurants, gas stations, stores are available
Hurricane Helene caused nearly every business in the Augusta area to temporarily shut down. While lack of resources has been ...
Augusta lifts boil water advisory, creative ways Augustans collected water post-Helene
The City of Augusta on Friday night announced the boil water advisory was lifted for residents and businesses. The Augusta ...
After dayslong shutdown, Augusta Transit resuming limited service
More than a week after Hurricane Helene, Augusta Transit is resuming service on a limited basis after shutting down for ...
Augusta Chairman Comments on Fate of Masters Tournament After Helene Damage
On Thursday, Augusta National Chairman Fred Ridley expressed confidence that the Masters would proceed as planned in April, ...
Decades of infrastructure 'destroyed in four hours': North Augusta still 38% dark a week after Helene
A week after Tropical Storm Helene ravaged North Augusta, roof repairs and infrastructure fixes are underway while 38% of the ...
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Debris pickup for Augusta to start Monday
“They’ll start picking up the heavy areas quickly start putting your debris back on the street for the second pass,” said ...
80% of electric customers reconnected in Augusta, Georgia Power says
Georgia Power has restored electric service to more than 95% of customers impacted by Helene. But those in the hardest-hit areas are still waiting.