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Discover Why This Timeless Georgia Restaurant Has Been A Hometown Favorite For Over 30 Years
In Augusta, Georgia, there is a red brick building with a cartoon beetle on the wall, and inside that building, people have been having some of the best meals of their lives for over thirty years. That building is the Boll Weevil Cafe and Sweetery, and if you haven’t been...
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Steak knife found in Glenn Hills High School student’s bag
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - A steak knife was found in a student’s bag at Glenn Hills High School on Tuesday morning, according to reports. The knife was found during during student arrival through the school’s weapon screening process. After the knife was found, administrators and Richmond County School...
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Columbia County Fall Fair Runs in Grovetown Through Nov. 15
The Columbia County Fall Fair kicked off at the fairgrounds, 5462 Columbia Road in Grovetown. It runs through Nov. 15. The Merchants Association of Columbia County hosts the yearly event, according to The Augusta Chronicle. The first 250 people at the gate on opening day got in free, as part...
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Diwali celebration in Evans highlights Hindu faith and tradition
EVANS, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - A Diwali celebration continued in Evans on Tuesday evening at the BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Hindu Mandir on Furys Ferry Road. The celebration at 837 Furys Ferry Road in Evans began around 5 p.m. BAPS representatives said they hoped the event would give the broader Augusta community a chance to experience the festival’s cultural and spiritual significance and to learn more about Hindu traditions.
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Finding Solutions: Cutter’s Resource Closet seeks temporary space ahead of move
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - Cutter’s Resource Closet, a nonprofit that provides free medical equipment and supplies, is seeking temporary space and must leave its downtown location by Sunday Nov. 15. The closet operates inside the Truist Building downtown. It has outgrown the space but continues to work there weekly.
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Women veterans call for greater representation in battle for services
To mark Veterans Day, women veterans are calling for greater female representation within the military to address the high rate of sexual assaults and lack of adequate mental health care. Under the Trump administration, the Pentagon has removed several high-ranking female military officers and blocked the promotions of dozens more. Rebecca Cornell du Houx, executive director of the Sisters in Arms Center in Augusta, which provides emergency shelter to women veterans and their children, said women leaders are more likely to champion policies demanding safety and respect. "It is really necessary that we create a culture where sexual assault, harassment isn't permitted, and it goes back to ensuring that we have women in leadership positions," Cornell du Houx asserted. One in three active-duty service members reported incidents of unwanted sexual contact or sexual assault to the Department of War last year, up from one in four in 2023, but Cornell du Houx noted many assaults still go unreported. Military sexual trauma significantly increases the risk of suicide and homelessness for women veterans, who now make up 10% of the overall homeless veteran population. The Sisters in Arms Center offers them a temporary safe haven, counseling, access to services and help