"There's not many things that they don't need"; Local churches step up relief efforts for Hurricane Helene
Hurricane Helene brought devastation with deadly flash flooding in North Carolina. While towns affected are only beginning to recover, local efforts are underway by two churches to make sure residents have what they need.
Deaths: CSRA’s toll rises as Helene claims more older adults‘Bright sense of optimism’: Augusta turns a corner in Helene ...
After being seen in May earlier this year, the Northern Lights are once again visible in the southern part of the country, ...
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Helene debris pickup begins across CSRA, what to knowThe aftermath of Hurricane Helene has left tons of debris from fallen trees throughout the CSRA. As counties begin clean up ...
FOX54's Tori Smith forecasts a cold air mass moving into the CSRA that will bring chilly and dry conditions for the weekend ...
While some in our area are still waiting on power or water, those numbers are now much smaller than those waiting for ...
All eyes are on Hurricane Milton today. It’s on track to make landfall overnight on Florida’s west coast near Tampa and ...
Two weeks ago, Helene made its way through the southeast, leaving massive damage and devastation behind. Power crews made ...
A Harvest Festival will be held Oct. 12 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Boondock Farms, 755 Foreman St., Jackson. The event will ...
Milton is now back to category 5 strength (briefly weakened to a cat 4 earlier today). Sustained winds are at 165 mph with ...
They will be distributing food, water, toiletries, cleaning supplies and more.Augusta officials have consolidated down to one ...
For more information or to register, visit act.alz.org. CSRA Brick Con will be held Sept. 28-29 at the Columbia County Library, 7022 Evans Town Center Blvd. The event will feature displays ...
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