A look at what the future holds for Downtown Augusta
AUGUSTA, Ga (WJBF) Construction crews are hard at work all over downtown these days. We welcome Margaret Woodard to The Means Report this week. She's the executive director of the Downtown Development Authority. She talks to us about the upgrades and improvements. We'll also look at the effort to have as many parking spots as possible. Join us for this edition of The Means Report and be sure to watch us each week. We are on Monday afternoon at 12:30 on NewsChannel 6.
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