A UGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - A local woman has opened a new coffee shop and taproom in downtown Augusta after nearly a decade of planning and seven years of building renovation.

The future is now. City leaders are sitting down to set a game plan for where Augusta needs to go. “Trying to see what we can do to make Augusta in the future thrive, and after Tuesday’s depressing news,

A couple opened a downtown Augusta restaurant that brings their love for sharing food while enjoying time around the table.

“Today has been dedicated directly to Habitat for Humanity, though, because they do such a wide variety of work throughout the state, and we just wanted to make sure that all of our communities were represented and served,” said Jennifer Leisey, consumer lending product manager.

Restaurant Manager Georgia Alexander said it's a twist on Southern-style food that the owner, Dallas Hooks, created when he opened the restaurant more than two years ago in downtown Augusta on 8th Street between Broad and Ellis streets. The food is ...

AUGUSTA, Ga. (WFXG) — Pineapple Ink Tavern has officially closed its doors at 1002 Broad Street in downtown Augusta.

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