Kemp tours Helene damage in Augusta and pledges to push for fast federal disaster aid for Georgia
Gov. Brian Kemp joined several elected officials, emergency responders, and other officials Monday in Augusta-Richmond County as the area begins to slowly rebuild from the devastation caused when the remnants of Hurricane Helene struck the region and numerous other communities across the state early Friday.
Click here for the latest updates from Augusta Chronicle reporters covering the aftermath of Hurricane Helene.
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Month-old twin boys are the youngest known victims of Hurricane Helene. The twins died alongside their mother when a large ...
The Georgia Power, Southern Company and Southern Company Gas charitable foundations will donate $3 million to aid Hurricane ...
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Georgia Power speaks on outage updatesGeorgia Power says they are working to get power restored quickly and safely across the state — and some areas may be in the ...
After making up privately, former President Donald Trump and Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp are using the aftermath of Hurricane ...
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Insurance companies helping customers file storm damage claims at Home Depot in AugustaMost of the companies will be at the Home Depot on Bobby Jones Expressway throughout the weekend and next week. They, along ...
The Georgia Department of Transportation is sending all signal personnel in its east-central district to Richmond County on ...
Augusta Mayor Garnett Johnson, Utilities Director Wes Byne, and Georgia Power Region Executive Kerry Bridges tell us what ...
Former President Donald Trump and Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp will deliver remarks about the effects of Helene in Evans, Georgia.
President Joe Biden approved 100% federal reimbursement for local and state emergency costs related to Hurricane Helene, Vice ...
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