Augusta, GA
Details released about Augusta administrator finalists
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) – A week after learning the names of the finalists for the Augusta city administrator post, we’re finding out more about them.
On Jan. 8, Mayor Garnett Johnson released the names of three finalists. One of them has since dropped out, leaving two in the running.
On Monday, officials released cover letters and resumes submitted by the two remaining finalists, Tameka N. Allen and Richard D. Chess.
Allen has built much of her career in Augusta, serving in a variety of roles, including interim city administrator in 2014. She’s currently chief information officer for the city.
Chess touts a more than 30-year career in local government, including in Florida, Arizona and Georgia. He’s currently assistant general manager of the Transportation Administration in Broward County, Fla.
Read their resumes:
Robert J. Sivick is the candidate who withdrew his name from consideration.
And absent from the list was current interim City Administrator Takiyah Douse, who’s served in the role twice as long as the man whose exit led to the opening.
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Augusta, GA
From Augusta roots to Nighthawks leader: Nolan Belcher comes home
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WJBF)- Augusta University baseball is in a three-game series matchup against the University of North Georgia.
AU is currently down in the series 0-2 after a close loss Friday and a loss Saturday.
But we aren’t focusing on the Jags, we’re going to take a look at North Georgia’s head coach, Nolan Belcher.
He is an Augusta native who began his career at Greenbrier and Augusta Christian.
He won three state championships, which then led him to play for the South Carolina Gamecocks.
There he won back-to-back national championships and finished runner up in 2012.
His coaching career began after that where he eventually joined the Peach belt Confrence, coaching at USCA and GCSU.
Now in his first season as head coach for the Nighthawks, he is happy to come home and coach in front of his friends and family.
“I’m very fortunate that I got family that, one is still around and they can come watch me do what I love. And, they’ve shown me, nothing but support throughout my whole coaching career and even back on my playing dates are very thankful and appreciative for everything they’ve done for me.”
AU and UNG will have their final series match on Sunday.
Augusta, GA
One dead following a shooting in Richmond County
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) – The Richmond County Coroner’s Office said a person has died after a shooting on Division Street Saturday afternoon.
Officials say the shooting happened at the 2100 block around 4 p.m.
The victim was shot at least one time and taken to Wellstar MCG, where he later died, the coroner’s office says.
The sheriff’s office also went to Division Street at approximately 4 p.m. in reference to the incident, deputies say.
An autopsy has been scheduled.
No further information is available at this time.
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