Local women’s health doctors are speaking out about the need for more menopause training in residency programs. NewsChannel 6 spoke to them about why this is important, and what they’re doing about it.
Local women’s health doctors are speaking out about the need for more menopause training in residency programs. NewsChannel 6 spoke to them about why this is important, and what they’re doing about it.
Mrs. Rahman helps students succeed while they're in school and when they're choosing a path after graduation.
Federal funding for Georgia’s childcare stabilization program - STABLE 4WARD- ends this month. During the height of COVID, Congress approved money to help stabilize childcare across the nation. The Georgia Department of Early Care and Learning received two billion dollars- they used half of it for STABLE 4WARD.
The Georgia Cancer Center and local nail and spa salons are treating patients with a day of relaxation.
A after getting input from city departments and business and industry group an administrators office report shows no support for the creation of an environmental justice ordinance
There are nearly 400,000 children in foster care across the country, and communities in the CSRA are seeing it too. According to the Department of Social Services, out of the 9,764 people in McCormick County, 32.6% of children are living in areas of concentrated poverty. But thanks to a new partnership with the non-profit group Lily Pad, they’re making a difference.
An upcoming community event will help women in the planning, pregnancy and post partum phases of life.
The former Augusta mayor updates us on his work with Starts With Us, his takes on key local issues, and his brave battle against cancer.
Calling all nature-lovers! It’s the CSRA’s Stormwater Awareness week, and Reed Creek Nature Park and Interpretive Center is looking for volunteers to help clean up trash along the creek this Saturday.
he United State for the past couple of years. The weather pattern has caused serious drought and heat wave after heat wave. In this First Warning Weather University lesson, Chief Meteorologist David Yeomans explores what La Niña is and its little brother, El Niño.
