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1. Pace Corner residents say living condition concerns remain as renovations continue (wfxg.com) — Residents at Pace Corner Apartments in Augusta say that despite visible renovations, they're still dealing with serious issues like leaks, mold, service interruptions, and lingering odors. Tenants, many on limited incomes, worry their complaints aren't being fully addressed and some feel they've faced retaliation for speaking out, even as repairs slowly continue.
2. Local veterinarian's license temporarily suspended amid allegations of improper care (wrdw.com) — State regulators have temporarily suspended an Augusta veterinarian's license after multiple complaints about her professional conduct and clinic conditions across several facilities. The order, which is not a final ruling, bars her from practicing in Georgia for now but allows her to seek treatment, request a hearing, and potentially apply for reinstatement if she's deemed safe to return.
3. Ali Siddiq brings 'Custom Fit' Tour to Augusta (wjbf.com) — Ali Siddiq is bringing his "Custom Fit" comedy tour back to Augusta with a show at the Bell Auditorium on Thursday, September 4, highlighting how much he enjoys local crowds and Southern hospitality. Residents can already buy tickets online, making this a timely option for a night out in the Garden City.
4. How Augusta-area high schools ranked in U.S. News' latest list (augustachronicle.com) — Several Augusta-area high schools, including two local magnet programs, earned recognition in the latest U.S. News & World Report rankings, standing out among Georgia schools. The list highlights how Richmond, Columbia, and Lincoln county schools compare statewide, using measures like college readiness and graduation rates that matter to local families.
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