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Richmond County School officials look into cutting Senior tax exemption
Last Updated: 11:26 PM 11/06/09The Richmond County School System is looking into pulling the tax exemption from seniors to try to make up for millions of dollars in budget cuts. This is one of many ideas that were looked at in a breakfast between Richmond County School officials and state legislators.
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Family of teen killed in Burke County say intersection is dangerous
Last Updated: 6:51 PM 11/06/09A 15 year-old Burke County teenager was hit and killed while riding his bicycle. The devastated family returned on Friday to the spot where he died.
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3 North Augusta teens facing charges after local bank robbery
Last Updated: 6:59 PM 11/06/09A bank robbery has a trio of local teens in trouble tonight after investigators say they took some money a bank robber dropped on the way out of the North Augusta Wachovia in October.
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On Your Side: Free consumer guide helps solve nearly any kind of problem
Last Updated: 6:38 PM 11/06/09It's called the 2009 Consumer Action Handbook and is produced by the General Services Administration. But the book gets pretty specific. The table of contents includes what to watch out for when buying a car, choosing the right doctor, avoiding scams, and many other things you may do everyday.
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Man wanted for armed robbery and hijacking a woman's car
Last Updated: 4:35 PM 11/06/09Richmond County Investigators are looking for Nathaniel Robert Thomas for armed robbery, hijacking a car, and having a firearm.
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Wheeler Road Wachovia robbed
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Last Updated: 5:33 PM 11/06/09 - The Wachovia on Wheeler Road was robbed just before 1 o'clock Friday afternoon. (Full Story) |
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Update-Six shot in downtown Orlando office building
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Last Updated: 6:41 PM 11/06/09 - Reports today say six people have been shot in an office building not far from Interstate 4 in downtown Orlando. One of the victims has died, and the suspected gunman has been captured. (Full Story) |
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Delegation will start over in Avondale water dispute
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Last Updated: 2:17 PM 11/06/09 - On November 5, 2009, the South Carolina Supreme Court ruled that the circuit court had no right to approve the injunction and vacated the order. (Full Story) |
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Senator Ed Tarver confirmed by Senate as US Attorney
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Last Updated: 2:15 PM 11/06/09 - The US Senate confirmed Ed Tarver as the next US Attorney for 43 counties in Georgia. That means he will be leaving his job as the 22d District State Senator for Augusta. (Full Story) |
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15-year-old Burke County teenager hit and killed
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Last Updated: 11:56 AM 11/06/09 - A 15-year-old Burke County teenager was hit and killed on GA Hwy 24 at Drone Road. Kendrick Way was riding his bike up a hill when the driver hit him. (Full Story) |
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Update: Warrenville man found on road died of natural causes
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Last Updated: 3:14 PM 11/06/09 - 54-year-old Phillip Pennington of Warrenville was found by a passerby near the intersection of Howlandville Road and Highway 421. (Full Story) |
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1 injured in crash on Old Waynesboro Road
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Last Updated: 11:53 AM 11/06/09 - A bad accident early Friday morning sent one man to the hospital. It happened just after midnight, on the 4100 block of Old Waynesboro Road. (Full Story) |
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Airplane part falls onto home's front lawn
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Last Updated: 1:43 PM 11/06/09 - FAA spokeswoman Arlene Salac said Friday the jet doesn't need the part to fly and passengers weren't in any danger. (Full Story) |
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UF Coach fined $30,000 for complaining
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Last Updated: 1:19 PM 11/06/09 - Florida coach Urban Meyer is fined after criticizing game officials. (Full Story) |
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- Congress votes to aid jobless, home buyers
Congress is sending the president legislation to expand a popular home buyers tax credit and extend unemployment benefits. - Columbia County property tax bills signed, sealed and almost delivered
They may be a few months later than usual, but the 44,000 Columbia County property tax bills are signed, sealed and almost delivered. - Recession challenges rural transit
There are 112 small transit systems serving some of Georgia's 1.8 million rural residents as part of the federal 5311 program, which provides cash for public transit in areas with under 50,000 residents. - On Your Side: Credit union leaders push consumers to switch from banks
10 percent of people have switched to credit unions over the last two years, and savings account additions are a large part of that. Credit cards haven't helped the banks' cause either. - Morning Money Matters: Buying food can save you money on gas
We all need fuel for our bodies, and our vehicles. Now, buying food can help you save on gas. A lot of you already know about Kroger's deal, you buy groceries and save on gas. Now, another supermarket is getting in on the action. - SC issues duplicate unemployment checks - again
Anyone who gets two unemployment checks with the same date should cash one and return the other to their local unemployment office.
- Man wanted for armed robbery and hijacking a woman's car
Richmond County Investigators are looking for Nathaniel Robert Thomas for armed robbery, hijacking a car, and having a firearm. - 3 North Augusta teens facing charges after local bank robbery
A bank robbery has a trio of local teens in trouble tonight after investigators say they took some money a bank robber dropped on the way out of the North Augusta Wachovia in October. - Wheeler Road Wachovia robbed
The Wachovia on Wheeler Road was robbed just before 1 o'clock Friday afternoon. - 2 SC children removed from roach-filled home
Two children have been removed from a South Carolina home that deputies say they found infested with roaches. - Update: Suspect arrested for armed robbery in Williston
The Williston Police Department say 44-year-old Tommy Watkins, Jr. is now in custody. - Man wanted for armed robbery in Grovetown
Public Safety officers are looking for Odonnis Corley for an armed robbery at a home.
- Richmond County School officials look into cutting Senior tax exemption
The Richmond County School System is looking into pulling the tax exemption from seniors to try to make up for millions of dollars in budget cuts. This is one of many ideas that were looked at in a breakfast between Richmond County School officials and state legislators. - School zone signs up one day after News 12 report
News 12's Ashley Jeffery reported November 4 that there were no school zone signs near Byrd Elementary on Bettis Academy Road. On November 5, those signs went up. - Georgia launches 'Apply to College Week'
Nearly 45 high schools across the state will participate in the event starting Monday. - Only on 12: School zone non-existent at Byrd Elementary
As parents pick up and drop off their students at Byrd Elementary, they're asking some serious questions about safety. - Schools improve certification for school lunches
The report to Congress says that in 2008-2009, 78 percent of schools identified eligible students by using government records of households already getting aid. - Augusta school asks "Pull your pants up"
Many students find it stylish to let their pants sag low, but one counselor is pushing for students to dress appropriately, especially as they get ready to enter the workforce.
- Salmonella victims upset no prosecutions yet
Legal analysts and food safety experts also say they thought prosecutions were imminent after the FBI raided two Peanut Corp. of America plants. - Thieves steal truck with H1N1 vaccine in Milwaukee
Health operators officer Raquel Filmanowicz of the city's health department says the truck was taken from the Sarah Scott Middle School after a clinic there closed Thursday. - Only on 12: "Baby come back" party for local infertility clinic
To start a family, more and more women are turning to fertility treatments to try and help get pregnant. Thursday night one of the only local infertility clinics is celebrating their success with a party, a party for everybody involved. - SC among states reporting 'widespread' H1N1 flu
South Carolina is back among the list of states reporting the H1N1 flu is widespread. - Majority leader: House will pass health bill
Prediction: House will pass historic health care overhaul legislation Saturday to extend coverage to tens of millions of uninsured Americans and ban insurance companies from turning people away. - H1N1 Clinics in the East Central Health District
Pending vaccine availability.
- On Your Side: Free consumer guide helps solve nearly any kind of problem
It's called the 2009 Consumer Action Handbook and is produced by the General Services Administration. But the book gets pretty specific. The table of contents includes what to watch out for when buying a car, choosing the right doctor, avoiding scams, and many other things you may do everyday. - Delegation will start over in Avondale water dispute
On November 5, 2009, the South Carolina Supreme Court ruled that the circuit court had no right to approve the injunction and vacated the order. - On Your Side: iPhone app, retail stores help you comparison shop
An iPhone application called "Red Laser" lets you scan a barcode in any store, and it automatically compares online websites to find where you can find the product at the cheapest price. - Deed for Lease program may help foreclosure
According to a release from Fannie Mae, they have implemented a new program that may allow qualified people to remain in their homes. - Group launches database to search history of parks
The Cultural Landscape Foundation announced Wednesday the launch of its new "What's Out There" searchable, online database. - AirTran sees more opportunity for fee revenue
Chief financial officer Arne Haak tells an investor conference Thursday that customers want the cheapest fare when they buy their tickets.
- Emotions run high at Commission budget meeting
Augusta's more than $8 million deficit fueled rage at Thursday's Commission meeting. - Palmer does about-face, will support Aitken over Fennoy
The runoff race for Betty Beard's District 1 Commission seat just got more interesting. - SC high court says gov's ethics probe is public
South Carolina's Supreme Court says the ethics investigation into Gov. Mark Sanford's travel can't be kept secret. - Majority leader: House will pass health bill
Prediction: House will pass historic health care overhaul legislation Saturday to extend coverage to tens of millions of uninsured Americans and ban insurance companies from turning people away. - Fennoy, Aitken talk TEE Center as hotel developer issues ultimatum
A runoff is set for December to decide who will take over the district one seat on the Augusta commission. This change on the Augusta Commission could have a big effect on plans for the Trade, Exhibit and Events Center. - Palmer calls Augusta "a big ghetto" as Kroc Center gets green light
Augusta's historic Harrisburg neighborhood is getting a $100 million investment on Broad Street. It may be the single largest fundraising effort ever in Augusta.
- School zone signs up one day after News 12 report
News 12's Ashley Jeffery reported November 4 that there were no school zone signs near Byrd Elementary on Bettis Academy Road. On November 5, those signs went up. - 15-year-old Burke County teenager hit and killed
A 15-year-old Burke County teenager was hit and killed on GA Hwy 24 at Drone Road. Kendrick Way was riding his bike up a hill when the driver hit him. - 1 injured in crash on Old Waynesboro Road
A bad accident early Friday morning sent one man to the hospital. It happened just after midnight, on the 4100 block of Old Waynesboro Road. - Temporary road closure scheduled for Pleasant Home Road
There will be a temporary road closure on Pleasant Home Road in Martinez beginning Sunday, November 8, 2009. - Changes coming to downtown Aiken traffic lights
Downtown Aiken is known for its historic charm, quaint shops...and confusing traffic lights. - Toll lanes proposed for Atlanta-area roads
The proposals presented at a DOT work session on Wednesday include stretches of Interstate 285 and parts of I-20, Ga. 400, northern I-75 and I-575.
- OFL Week 11 High School Football Scores
All the latest scores from Week 11 of the high school football season in the CSRA - USC Aiken wins exhibition opener
Casey McMasters only missed one shot en route to a game-high 25 points in USC Aiken’s dominating 92-58 exhibition victory before a crowd of 1,326 on Thursday evening at the Convocation Center. - Lakeside cross country looks for two state titles
State titles on the cross country front will be handed out this weekend and there's the potential for both the Lakeside boys and girls to bring home the titles. An amazing turnaround in four short years. - Paul Williams finds new opponent for next fight
Paul Williams finally has found an opponent for his next bout, choosing Sergio Martinez to replace injured Kelly Pavlik. - Gator suspension now a full game for Georgia eye gouge
Florida linebacker Brandon Spikes has had his suspension for apparently trying to gouge the eyes of a Georgia running back increased to a full game. - Expect plenty of wins from the Lady Pacers of USC Aiken
We're now just two weeks away until the college basketball season gets underway. Just like the men's team, the USC Aiken Lady Pacers will hit the court this season with plenty of new faces.
Regional/National Headlines
- Ft. Hood Survivors, Families Deal with Shock, Grief
- Hasan Likely "Lone Wolf," Officials Say
- Ministry: NATO Strike Kills Afghan Forces
- 1 Dead, 5 Hurt in Orlando Shooting Spree
- Unemployment Rate Soars Past 10 Percent
- House Health Care Vote Today Likely
- Fort Hood Suspect Said Methodical Goodbyes
- Fort Hood: The Victims
- FDIC Takes Over 5 More Banks
- Report: Feds' Web Site May Have Broken Laws
- Unplugged: Immigrants To Get Vaccine?
Time to sCare 2009
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- Update: Warrenville man found on road died of natural causes
- 15-year-old Burke County teenager hit and killed
- 2 SC children removed from roach-filled home
- Family of teen killed in Burke County say intersection is dangerous
- 3 North Augusta teens facing charges after local bank robbery
- Walmart shoplifting suspect wanted
- Fort Hood: Another victim of shooting rampage dies
- 1 injured in crash on Old Waynesboro Road
- Wheeler Road Wachovia robbed
- Palmer calls Augusta "a big ghetto" as Kroc Center gets green light
- Mass killing at Texas' Fort Hood
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