Augusta, GA
Augusta Tree Service Now Offering Professional Stump Grinding Services in Augusta, GA
Augusta, GA – Augusta Tree Service, one of the top tree care companies, is excited to announce its specialized stump grinding Augusta services. The company now provides quality and efficient stump grinding to eliminate the ugly stumps and make residential and commercial properties beautiful and safe again.
If you have one stump or several after a big tree cutting job, Augusta Tree Service is equipped to remove them efficiently and on time. Their team employs modern techniques and equipment to undertake the job effectively and offer clients a stump-free area that cannot regrow eliminating the need for the client to grade the area to create a new terrain for other projects or lush greenery.
“Our new stump grinding service is designed to address a common concern among property owners — unsightly or hazardous stumps,” said a spokesperson for Augusta Tree Service. “As a trusted name in tree care, we are proud to expand our offerings and provide comprehensive solutions for all tree and stump-related needs in Augusta, GA.”
Apart from improving the appearance of the compound, stump grinding Augusta services offered by Augusta Tree Service to make certain properties don’t pose tripping hazards, pests or obstructions that may hinder mowing or other related tasks. The customer can expect the service to be fast, efficient and cost-effective.
For more information about their stump grinding services or to request a free estimate, call (706) 535-7388 or visit their website.
About Augusta Tree Service:
Augusta Tree Service, is a tree care company that provides its services to Augusta, GA and its environs. Focused on tree removal, trimming, pruning, and now stump grinding, the company strives to offer professional and fast services at reasonable rates with regard to the client’s requirements.
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Company Name:Augusta Tree Service
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Phone: (706) 535-7388
Address:234 Broad Street
City: Augusta
State: GA 30901
Country: United States
Website:https://treeremovalaugustaga.com
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Augusta, GA
Get medical care at several health events in Augusta
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) – Several health events in Augusta on Tuesday are offering help to those who need medical care.
Department of Public Health mobile clinic
The Department of Public Health mobile clinic will be at Christenberry Fieldhouse on Tuesday.
Officials say the clinic makes it easier to receive care for those who don’t have transportation.
The clinic will be at the 3109 Wrightsboro Road from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
You can receive sports, work and school physicals, diabetes management, WIC referrals, vaccines and more.
The mobile clinic offers private exam rooms, wheelchair-accessible lifts and modern medical equipment.
For more information on the mobile clinic and what stops it will take, visit www.ecphd.com/wego.
Annual Horizon Truckers Clinic
The fourth annual health fair for bus and shuttle driver employees with Horizon Motor Coach will be held on Tuesday at Julian Smith Casino, 2200 Broad Street.
This event will start at 11 a.m.
In partnership with the Augusta Lions Club, the Augusta University’s College of Nursing, Georgia Prevention Institute, College of Allied Health Sciences, the Dental College of Georgia and the Georgia Cancer Center make the event possible.
The health fair is designed to help prevent and identify health issues as well as providing mock DOT exams, dental examinations and nutrition advice.
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Augusta, GA
Anderson County victim flown to Augusta after bedroom fire
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) – An Anderson County victim was flown to the Augusta burn center after a bedroom fire Sunday night.
The Pendleton Fire Department said the victim was unconscious and was found in the kitchen area of the home.
The bedroom door was closed during the fire, so the rest of the home was not damaged, according to officials.
The victim’s current condition and the cause of the fire are unknown.
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Augusta, GA
Actor with Augusta ties hospitalized, ‘fighting for his life’
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) – An actor with Augusta ties is “fighting for his life” after he was hospitalized, according to reports.
Quinton Aaron is known as the gentle giant who brought Michael Oher to life in The Blind Side alongside Sandra Bullock, according to a GoFundMe page.
TMZ reports Aaron was hospitalized last week in Atlanta after he was walking up stairs when his legs suddenly stopped functioning, causing him to collapse.
The GoFundMe says Aaron on life support due to a severe blood infection.
His manager told TMZ doctors are running tests and evaluating Aaron’s condition, but there is no word on what caused the fall at this time.
Aaron was born in Bronx, NY, but grew up in Augusta, according to the Greater Augusta Art Council’s website.
Aaron made his film debut as Q in “Be Kind Rewind”, starring Mos Def and Jack Black.
Aaron has also made debuts in “Law & Order” and “The Baby Pact”.
In 2010, he was nominated for the Black Reel Awards, the BET Award, the NAACP Image Award, the Teen Choice Award and the MTV Movie & TV Award. In 2017, he also received the International Christian Film Festival Award.
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