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Richmond County Sheriff’s Office searching for missing 13-year-olds

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AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) – The Richmond County Sheriff’s Office is asking for help in finding two missing teenagers

On Saturday, deputies say, 13-year-old Rydeek Bailey was last seen at 7 a.m. on Hillis Road.

Sgt. Caleb Lee reports Bailey was last seen wearing all black with white shoes and is 5 feet 6 inches tall.

He says Rydeek left in an unknown direction but frequents the Apple Valley area.

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In a separate case, deputies are also looking for 13-year-old Stormy Newland.

They say she was last seen around Walton Way and Seventh Street, wearing a green crop top, black hoodie and pink Nike shoes.

Sgt. Lee says Newland is 5 feet 2 inches tall and may have suicidal ideations.

Anyone with information on any of their locations is asked to please contact the Richmond County Sheriff’s Office at 706-821-1080 or 706-821-1020.

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The Masters: When it starts, how to watch, betting odds for golf's first major of 2026

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The Masters: When it starts, how to watch, betting odds for golf’s first major of 2026By DOUG FERGUSONAP Golf WriterThe Associated PressAUGUSTA, Ga.The Masters is almost here. The first major of the year starts April 9 at Augusta National. There’s not much change from last year except Rory McIlroy won’t



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Augusta mayoral candidates outline priorities during debate

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AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) – Broadway Baptist Church hosted a debate Monday featuring the three candidates seeking to become Augusta’s next mayor.

Candidates Lori Myles, Steven Kendrick and Eric Gaines shared their goals and visions for the city as they campaigned for voters’ support ahead of the upcoming election.

“We need to focus on what the community needs. We’ve got to start being practical in Augusta-Richmond County,” Gaines said.

“I want to create better relationships with both our state and federal officials, so that our city can learn how to bring some of the dollars we need home. I hope I was able to provide enough information for people to choose me as the person to lead the city,” Kendrick said.

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“I want them to go out and touch the masses and show that there is a new paradigm shift coming to Augusta. All of us are invested,” Dr. Myles said.

The primary election is scheduled for May 19. In addition to the mayoral race, voters will also decide several other contests, including five Augusta Commission seats.



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Augusta Fire to showcase progress on new Fire Station #3 construction

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AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) – Augusta Fire is showcasing progress on its new Fire Station #3 construction site Monday with a public tour of the facility.

The tour is scheduled from 11 a.m. to noon at the construction site at 2075 Powell Road.

The approximately 12,500-square-foot facility will feature three apparatus bays, modern living quarters, administrative space and support areas designed to enhance firefighter readiness and emergency response.

“The progress we’ve made on this fire station reflects our commitment to public safety and community resilience,” said Fire Chief Antonio Burden. “We’re proud of what this station represents for our community: enhanced protection, improved readiness and continued investment in the future.”

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Johnson Laschober Associates designed the station. Spratlin Construction is building it in coordination with the Augusta government and the Augusta Fire Department leadership.

Representatives from Spratlin Construction will also be on-site to provide project updates.

The only entrance to the site is on Powell Road. Parking is not permitted on the construction site. Visitors should park along Powell Road and follow all posted safety guidance.



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