Augusta Georgia local news media
Augusta--also known as Augusta–Richmond County--is a consolidated city in the U.S. state of Georgia, located along the Savannah River. Augusta hosts The Masters golf tournament each spring, and was the hometown of funk/soul singer James Brown.
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• Newspapers in Georgia
• TV stations in Georgia
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• Georgia local news media
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| Name | Medium | Languages | |
 Augusta Chronicle
 | newspaper | English | |
Augusta Entertainment Media |
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| Name | Medium | Languages | |
| Augusta Magazine
(city guides) | magazine | English | |
| Metro Spirit
(city guides) | newspaper | English | |
| Skirt! Augusta Magazine
(lifestyle: women) | magazine | English | |
| WAGT TV 26
(NBC)
| TV | English | |
| WCES TV 20
(PBS)
| TV | English | |
| WFXG TV 54
(Fox)
| TV | English | |
| WJBF TV 6
(ABC)
| TV | English | |
| WRDW TV 12
(CBS)
| TV | English | |
Augusta Society Media |
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|---|---|---|---|
| Name | Medium | Languages | |
| Augusta Metro Courier
(race & ethnic) | newspaper | English | |
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