North Augusta Today

Vaughn: These disgusting monsters rise out of the ground and smell comparable to the Walking Dead.

MedNow is rolling out the rapid antigen test at its sites in Richmond and Columbia counties, and in Thomson and Washington, as a quick way for people to find out whether they are infected with COVID-19.

The Major Rager will kick off one night earlier than originally announced, on Thursday, Nov. 12, to add a show with Doom Flamingo, according to promoters.

The Aiken Department of Public Safety announced the arrest of three suspects in the death of 12-year-old Edward "Junior" F. McKenzie Jr. on Oct. 10. Officers are still looking for a fourth suspect in the murder.

The Aiken County Board of Education eliminated a major testing policy and approved employee Christmas bonuses at its meeting Tuesday.

The Augusta Chronicle sports writers, Will Cheney and Wynston Wilcox, make weekly predictions of upcoming high school football games across the Augusta area.

Veteran catfish angler Tim Trone of Havana, Fla., went fishing Oct. 17 for flathead catfish in Georgia’s Chattahoochee River. But all he caught were the blues, not the musical kind. How about a 110-pound, 6-ounce Georgia record blue catfish?

Time is running out for teams to make up ground with just two weeks left in the Georgia High School Association football season.

FOTAS: We’re about a year and a half into the inception of our Home to Home program, which is free to use. Home to Home is a better way for rehoming your pet from one home to another.

College GameDay is coming to the Masters.

You always think insurance is going to take care of everything, Tandy Duty said. But it adds up really fast.

Kirby: If you’re like me, you can’t wait for the election season to end.

Over the past couple of weeks, Kim Evans had noticed her 97-year-old father, a World War II veteran, had been a little down after his fight with COVID-19.