Observers scrutinized 33 locations over two days to get a clearer idea of what brings visitors to downtown and what helps them stay.

AUGUSTA, Ga. (WJBF) – It’s prime piece of downtown property, and city leaders want to see something develop at The Depot. “That’s some of the most valuable property downtown Augusta or in Augusta. It’s right there on the Riverfront, I mean, it’s been sitting there. We do, we need to do something,” said Commissioner Catherine Smith Rice.

AUGUSTA, Ga. (WFXG) – Tuesday afternoon, the Augusta-Richmond County Commission adopted Augusta Tomorrow’s 2035 Vision: A Blueprint for Action and Growth. It was adopted during the commission’s bimonthly meeting without any discussion or dissent.

New construction work is set to begin on Broad Street this week, adding to the headaches already faced by downtown businesses.

In this episode of Your Hometown Roadtrip, Brandon Dawson and the team visits Pexcho's American Dime Museum in Augusta, Ga. to speak with owner Peter Excho about the "only remaining dime museum in the world.

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

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Thousands gathered in downtown Augusta for the annual Miracle Mile Walk—an event that’s been raising awareness and funds for local breast cancer care for the past 25 years.

There's a distinct theme to all the food served at Cafe 209 − waffles. The hash browns are shaped like a waffle. The patty melt is beef, cheese, and grilled onions sandwiched between two waffles. Even the eggs on the plate are shaped like waffles.

After 5 years in downtown Augusta, Pineapple Ink Tavern will close its doors. The Cuban-inspired restaurant was known for its food and cocktails.

AUGUSTA, 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.