🌱 Augusta's Colorful Crosswalks + City Discusses Olive Road Overpass

Hi there, Augusta. I'm here in your inbox this warm morning to tell you everything you need to know about what's going on in town.

But first, your local weather:

Here are the top three stories today in and around Augusta:

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Today and tomorrow in Augusta:

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Sunday, June 11

From my notebook:

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— Michelle Paul

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Michelle Paul But first, your local weather: Saturday Sunday Here are the top three stories today in and around Augusta: New murals are being installed at the intersection of East Boundary and Telfair Street in Augusta, selected due to the intersection's reputation for being dangerous. Despite warnings, flashing signs, and speed humps, drivers continue to hit the Olive Road overpass in Augusta, prompting discussions among city leaders for a solution. The Exchange Club of Augusta is generously donating $200,000 to various local organizations in the CSRA, thanks to the proceeds from the Georgia Carolina State Fair and Augusta Charity Classic. Business owners and marketers in Augusta: Do you want to build awareness Today and tomorrow in Augusta: Live Music With Jay Johnson Duo Candlelight Music Series From my notebook: Augusta University has held great significance in Patricia Boerner's life Augusta University, the Augusta Literacy Center, and the Rho Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma International Society accepted a special gift from Boerner's family list of events happening in and around Augusta this weekend City employees were instructed to update their passwords nearly three weeks after a cyber attack affected the city's computer system. Michelle Paul