On this no-so-cold winter’s morn, please enjoy this classic column. It snowed again today in Wisconsin. In a way, it was actually rather encouraging, as snowfall indicates that it’s getting warm enough to go outside without your eyeballs freezing up and dropping out of your head like errant marbles. Up until just this past weekend, […]
Winter Storm Pax left in its wake debris and destruction. The City of Augusta responded the best it could but there are still thousands without power in District 3 and beyond. Georgia Power has committed significant resources to the area and is working around the clock to restore power to our community. With over 100 […]
From Columbia County: Columbia County citizens are requested to go ahead and move all of the clean and wood debris (trees/limbs) from their private property to the right of way. Please make sure you have it at least 8 to 10 feet from the curb so it is easily accessible for pickup. This needs to [...]
Since beginning of storm, service restored to 481,000 customers ATLANTA – Feb. 13, 2014 – Georgia Power announced this evening that, based on current information, electric service will be restored to 95 percent of customers within the Metro Atlanta area by 6 p.m. on Friday. Additionally, 95 [...]
It isn’t really time for a 15 in 5 again. A) I’ve been told you people like them. B) I have only random thoughts this week. C) Our deadline was changed because of the impending weather, and I wasn’t prepared. Speaking of impending weather, a couple of weeks ago, I “wrote” that it didn’t snow. [...]
According to experts, trees will begin falling tomorrow leaving us with no power for days and making driving anywhere an impossibility. Here is expert advice from our in-house survival expert Svenn Svevensen on how to cope with these abnormal conditions. “You have a dog. Maybe two. Begin [...]
