The Augusta Chronicle

The Augusta Chronicle serves as the daily newspaper for Augusta, Georgia, and holds the distinction of being one of the longest-running newspapers currently in circulation in the United States. It is particularly recognized for its reporting on the Masters Tournament, a prestigious golf event held in Augusta.

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Wrens provider plans wellness expo for community this Saturday

12 hours ago | augustachronicle.com

Shakia Fuller, owner and operator of Self Mental Health in Wrens, is hosting her third Health and Wellness Expo, free to the public, this Saturday.
Why this Georgia town was named one of 30 up-and-coming small town in U.S. by HGTV

1 day ago | augustachronicle.com | Ryne Dennis

Gainesville, Georgia, sits in a prime spot in north Georgia, well north of the hustle-and-bustle of Atlanta in the foothills of the Appalachians and along the northern banks of Lake Lanier. For those reasons, and a growth in jobs and wages, HGTV lists the town as one of its 30 up-and-coming small cities in America.
Need a new place to live? See the GA cities among best (and worst) for first-time homebuyers

2 days ago | augustachronicle.com | Miguel Legoas

Whether it's for work or you just need a new environment, finding a place to live can be difficult and expensive. To help narrow down your search, Consumer Affairs ranked the best and worst cities for first-time homebuyers across the U.S. Here's which Georgia cities were named and what the consumer research platform had to say about them:How did Consumer Affairs pick the best and worst cities for first-time homebuyers?
Auburndale boys volleyball ends season in regional quarterfinals

6 days ago | augustachronicle.com | Robert Magobet

Heading into Tuesday’s 2025 FHSAA Boys Volleyball State Championship Tournament, it was all about control, communication and energy for Auburndale High School.
Six-term Congressman Buddy Carter announces bid for Senate seat opposing Ossoff

6 days ago | augustachronicle.com | Maya Homan

Maya HomanSpecial to The Savannah Morning NewsGeorgia Congressman Buddy Carter, a six-term representative, has announced his candidacy for the U.S. Senate. Carter, who has recently aligned himself with Donald Trump, is campaigning on a platform of limited government, economic growth, and a strong military.
Georgia baseball bracketology: What seed is UGA in NCAA Tournament projections?

6 days ago | augustachronicle.com | Marc Weiszer

Georgia baseball is down to two series and the SEC tournament before it finds out where it will fit into the 64-team postseason bracket. The NCAA Tournament field will be announced on Memorial Day. That’s less than three weeks to go with NCAA Regional and Super Regional hosting rights at stake. That comes with a top eight national seed. “You can look at all the stuff, my view on that has always been leave no doubt,” Georgia coach Wes Johnson said. “Get in there. We’ve got six ballgames left.
Cicada emergence is headed to Georgia, but it won't last long

1 week ago | augustachronicle.com | Erica Van Buren

The emergence of these 17-year cicadas will be limited, primarily occurring in Fannin, Lumpkin, Rabun, and Union counties. While similar to last year's cicadas, their population will be smaller and less noticeable. Cicadas benefit the environment by serving as a food source, aerating soil, and providing nutrients upon decomposition. Georgia residents can expect to hear the presence of the 17-year Brood XIV cicadas in early May, especially in areas with hardwood forests.
Uptick in tick activity in May, coinciding with Lyme Disease Awareness

1 week ago | augustachronicle.com | Erica Van Buren

Early Lyme disease symptoms include fever, chills, headache, fatigue, muscle and joint aches, and swollen lymph nodes, sometimes accompanied by a "bullseye" rash. Ticks thrive in shady areas and are commonly found on deer trails, so wearing long pants tucked into socks and using tick repellent is recommended. Spring means warmer weather and an uptick in peak activity of nymph ticks making May the best time to highlight National Lyme Disease Awareness month.
Accuweather predicts how many days Georgia will have in the 90s this summer. Hint: A lot

1 week ago | augustachronicle.com | Miguel Legoas

Summer is probably the most difficult season for Georgians, and AccuWeather released its annual forecast so you can prepare. "Meteorological summer starts on Sunday, June 1, and runs through the end of August, a three-month span that will feature sweltering heat, severe weather, intense wildfires and the start of a dynamic hurricane season," Accuweather said in its forecast. Here's an in-depth look at what these weather experts are predicting is in store for Georgia this summer.
Will there be an increase in cicadas this year? Here’s what we know.

1 week ago | augustachronicle.com | Erica Van Buren

The emergence of these 17-year cicadas will be limited, primarily occurring in Fannin, Lumpkin, Rabun, and Union counties. While similar to last year's cicadas, their population will be smaller and less noticeable. Cicadas benefit the environment by serving as a food source, aerating soil, and providing nutrients upon decomposition. Georgia residents can expect to hear the presence of the 17-year Brood XIV cicadas in early May, especially in areas with hardwood forests.