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Augusta Muslims condemn Fort Hood shootings
The fact that the shooter in the Fort Hood massacre is a devout Muslim has struck a cord with many. More
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Friday Night Lights Highlights: November 6th
It was rivalry week in Georgia and the first week of the playoffs in South Carolina but it seemed like the same teams stood out once again. More
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Buzz On Biz 11/06/09
This weekend you can catch the world premiere of a classic holiday movie in digital 3D.
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Fort Gordon program helps soldiers deal with stress before and after deployment
Military personnel at Augusta's army post spoke with NBC Augusta 26 News about the mental and physical stress soldiers can experience when facing deployment.
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Hundreds of dollars in Christmas presents taken from Martinez couple's car
Columbia County Sheriff's deputies say car break-ins are constant across the area.
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Richmond County police chase ends in $25,000 drug bust
A police chase ends with the arrest of two men, after more than 20 pounds of drugs were dropped off at a home on Garlington Avenue. More
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Collecting deliquent property taxes could help Richmond County's budget
There's more than one million dollars of unpaid property taxes in Augusta-Richmond County. More
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All Access Pass
Some people may be wondering why one of the members from Boyz To Men will be missing from the bands performance at this year's Soul Train Awards.
We know the reason plus what's topping the Augusta music charts in this week's All Access Pass. More
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Explore the Gingerbread Village at Augusta Museum of History
The Augusta Museum of History transforms into a winter wonderland every year as the rotunda becomes a Gingerbread Village for the entire family to enjoy. More
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Parents angry after pre-school shuts down with short notice
Upset parents will have until Monday to find a new pre-school for their kids. More
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Retired Fort Hood Major reacts to deadly shooting
A retired major, who used to work at Fort Hood, says security forces acted quickly to protect the thousands of people who live and work on post. More
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Palmer supports Aitken
Former District One Commission candidate Butch Palmer, announced Thursday, he'll be backing Matt Aitken in Richmond County's runoff election. More
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After daughter dies of swine flu, neighbors help family
The Rockefeller family was devastated when their 10-year-old daughter died from complications of the swine flu. To make matters worse, they're also dealing with huge hospital bills. More
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USC Aiken dominates Southern Wesleyan 92-58 in exhibition
AIKEN, S.C. – Casey McMasters only missed one shot en route to a game-high 25 points in USC Aiken’s dominating 92-58 exhibition victory before a crowd of 1,326 on Thursday evening at the Convocation Center. More
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Buzz On Biz 11/05/09
It's starting to feel a lot like Christmas for one downtown Augusta group.
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Commissioners review new options for 2010 budget
Augusta-Richmond County Commissioners are reviewing their new options for the 2010 budget. City Administrator Fred Russell presented two different versions for the commission to consider on Thursday. More
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Aiken traffic system to change
Changes are on the way for downtown Aiken's traffic flow.
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Georgia State Patrol Post opens in Grovetown
It's official. Georgia State Patrol's new office for Troop E in Grovetown is up and running.
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Restaurant Report Card 11/5/09
This week’s Restaurant Report includes two perfect scores and showcases Cheddar’s Casual Café at 3609 Walton Way Extension in Augusta. More
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Feed your family For $3.50 per person or less
Money is tighter than ever before for most Americans, and the family budget is wearing thin. Here's a look at several recipes you can make at home for less than $15 for a family of four. More
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Meet our Biggest Loser trainers Barry and Johnnie
The Biggest Loser contestants have their first workout with the personal trainers from Omni Health and Fitness on Friday.
Trainers Barry Allison and Johnnie Hughes stopped by the studio to tell us what the new contestants can expect. More
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Financial Forecast: Life insurance and CDs
Every Thursday morning Jay Brooks of Brooks Financial is here to answer your pressing financial questions.
Thursday's two questions have to do with Life insurance and purchasing CDs. More
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Former Georgia governor makes campaign stop in Augusta
Former Georgia Governor Roy Barnes stopped in Augusta to outline plans to get his old job back. More
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Victims of crime say 'enough is enough' in Burke County
Crime is up in Burke County and during the past year, more people have fallen victim to robberies, assaults and thefts. More
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Augusta State beats Aiken Tech 84-53 in exhibition
AUGUSTA, Ga. -- Augusta State shot 69 percent in the first half Wednesday night and cruised to an 84-53 exhibition victory over Aiken Tech in Christenberry Fieldhouse. More
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Buzz On Biz 11/04/02
Sitting down on the job may have helped one business in the CSRA that's celebrating 55 years of service.
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ONLY ON 26: Richmond County Narcotics bust home in Harrisburg
Richmond County Narcotics investigators are searching for Danny Kendrick. They say he and another man were selling drugs out of a home in Harrisburg. More
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Two dozen guns illegally on the streets after North Augusta break-in
Two dozen more weapons are illegally on the streets after thieves broke into a gun shop in North Augusta.
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ONLY ON 26: Columbia County makes major drug arrests spanning two counties
Investigators say they've stopped a six year drug ring! Drug agents say it's an operation that spanned Columbia and McDuffie counties. More
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How rides are inspected at the Columbia County Fair
Thursday hundreds of people will attend the Columbia County Fair enjoying the rides. More
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Adopt a Pet: Kittens look for a home, and dog missing
If you are interested in any of the pets in this week's Adopt a Pet segment, please contact Aiken County Animal Services. More
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NBC Augusta 26 Throws a Wedding: Dinner and song selections
It's Wedding Wednesday, and we're announcing the winning dinner selections for our wedding couple provided by Roux's Catering as well as the song that Kristin and her dad will dance to at the wedding reception. More
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GOP reclaims govenor's races in Virginia, New Jersey
The first critical results came in from Virginia, and the news was a disappointment for Democrats. More
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2009 Augusta - Richmond County election preview live
NBC Augusta 26 News has straight to the point election results. More
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Commissioner Bowles celebrates easy victory
NBC Augusta 26 News caught up with the winner of the Augusta-Richmond County District 3 Commission seat, Joe Bowles More
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Aiken woman says bus driver choked her grandson
An Aiken County grandmother wants answers. She says her 6-year-old grandson was choked by an Aiken County employee while he was riding a school bus for children with special needs. More
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Buzz On Biz 11/03/09
Columbia County is welcoming two popular names to the bustling Washington Road area.
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SPECIAL REPORT: Drivers put to the test while texting and driving
Law enforcers say it's a dangerous habit, texting while driving.
In fact, some say it's the same as driving drunk. More
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People take advantage of the H1N1 vaccine in Georgia-Carolina
People in Georgia-Carolina are taking advantage of the H1N1 vaccine clinics. More
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Hundreds come to cast their vote at Julian Smith Casino
The Richmond County Board of Elections says voter turnout overall was low Tuesday, as expected.
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Investigation into illegal burying along I-20
A contractor could be in trouble for improper burying along I-20.
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Key political races being watched in eastern U.S.
The White House is downplaying today's elections as a possible referendum on President Obama's performance. More
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Stress increasing among American kids
It may be no shock to learn Americans are stressed out, but in the latest snapshot from the American Psychological Association, the annual stress survey has some surprises, especially for parents. More
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Rob Baker of PHC talks about this year's competition
Season three of NBC Augusta 26's Biggest Loser competition is underway! More
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HealthyU: How to become a nurse
A lot of people have been asking questions about nursing and how to become a nurse. More
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Mother concerned about arrest of former teachers
Aiken County Sheriff's deputies tell NBC Augusta 26 News, a former middle school teacher committed a lewd act on a 14-year-old.
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New contestants selected for Augusta's Biggest Loser
Last year, 12 contestants lost more than 1,000 pounds together. This year, NBC Augusta's Biggest Loser is back with 12 new hopefuls and a new first: a mother and son will be competing on opposing teams.
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Buzz On Biz 11/02/09
In Monday's Buzz On Biz Neil gives a shout out to a nut company celebrating 25 years in business. More
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Taxpayers pay more for homeless burials
By law Richmond County is required to provide a place to bury unclaimed bodies
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Cross Creek students campaigning to kids to "Pull Your Pants Up"
Richmond County High School students are cracking down on saggy pants. Students at Cross Creek High School kicked off their first ever “Pull Your Pants Up” campaign. More
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Your Money: Program to assist those who need help paying heating bill
Colder days and nights mean cranking up the heat, but it comes at a cost. For many, that price is too high.
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New fitness facility offers spin classes and personal training
The average person gains between 5 and 7 pounds during the holidays, but you don't have to be one of them.
A new fitness facility is opening up in our area called The Ultimate Ride and Ripped Fitness. More
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Reality TV star Ruby visits Augusta
The queen of reality TV weight loss Ruby Gettinger inspire hundreds throughout Georgia-Carolina Sunday.
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Class teaches ways to defend yourself in an attack
Crimes happen every day and one instructor says he wants to help individuals from becoming the next victim. More