Skyler Andrews is a Staff Writer/Reporter at The Augusta Press. She covers a range of topics including architecture and planning, real estate development, and public education, with a particular focus on the housing market and urban development. Skyler's work has been featured in various publications, highlighting her expertise in construction, real estate, and the education system.
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By: Skyler Andrews
The Richmond County Marshal’s Office commemorated a milestone, Wednesday morning, with the promotion of Lt. Monica Ephraim to the rank of Colonel. Ephraim is the first Black woman—and, indeed, the first woman—to hold the rank in the Marshal’s Office in its 55 years. “What’s happening in this room today is truly history,” said Natalie Ammons, […]
By: Skyler Andrews
The Augusta Judicial Circuit received a recommendation from the Planning Commission Wednesday afternoon that will make way for the proposed conversion of the former Craig Houghton Elementary School property to a new juvenile justice center. Court administrator Nolan Martin had petitioned for a special exception at 1001 Fourth Street to allow for the three-phase redevelopment […]
By: Skyler Andrews
CSRA College Night brought hundreds of high schoolers with their families to the Augusta Convention Center Thursday evening as part of a yearly showcase of education opportunities. Since 1993, Savannah River Site (SRS) has organized the annual college fair, once geared toward prospective engineers and scientists. A committee sets a date in the fall for […]
The playground at the Edward M. McIntyre Sr. Riverwalk is open again after two years, bouncing back after Hurricane Helene. Mayor Garnett Johnson joined the Recreation and Parks Department Friday morning in a dedication ceremony for the renovated play space at the lower level of the levee next to the Riverwalk Marina, complete with a […]
Models showcase Samoan attire at the South Pacific Festival. Photos by Skyler Andrews. Raniyah’s Creations, based in Jackson, SC, selling jewelry and other handcrafts from pacific island culture. Photos by Skyler Andrews. Several vendors camped out at Evans Town Center Park for the South Pacific Festival, Saturday, Sept. 5. Photos by Skyler Andrews. Pule’s Kitchen […]
By: Skyler Andrews
Two churches in Columbia County are gearing up for big expansions, according to applications recently submitted to the Planning Department. Impact Community Church is seeking to rezone some 50 acres of undeveloped land at 3854 Gordon Highway in Harlem from Residential Agricultural (R-A) to Special district zoning (S-1), with plans to build a new church […]
By: Skyler Andrews
A bustle of Augusta University faculty, staff and mostly students came through the university’s Health Sciences Building on St. Sebastian Way, Wednesday, to get the jump on opportunities to work at the 2027 Masters Tournament. Augusta National Masters Day is the annual job expo organized by ANGC and AU as the first wave of the […]
By: Skyler Andrews
The Georgia House Blue-Ribbon Study Committee on the Impact of Online Platforms on Youth held its latest meeting in Augusta, Wednesday morning, at the Hull McKnight Building of the Georgia Cyber Center for Innovation. Augusta University hosted the committee, which features a panel of state lawmakers, chaired by Rep. Rob Clifton, R-Evans, and a series […]
By: Skyler Andrews
Columbia County firefighters geared up, Friday morning, to join their brass, local leaders and citizens at the Evans Town Center Plaza parking garage to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. “Today is a day where we honor the 343 souls, public safety personnel, who sacrificed their lives. But they started the day just […]
More than 2,800 kids and families flocked to the Augusta Regional Airport (AGS), Saturday, between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. for its seventh yearly Meet A Machine event. Children who attend are invited to explore dozens of vehicles and machines, from airport firetrucks, to RCSO bomb squad robots, to cranes, planes and [racing] automobiles. Though […]
