Ronald Green

Reporter · Augusta, GA

Ronald Green has spent over 10 years specializing in local government and policy reporting in Augusta. He has a degree in Political Science from Augusta University and has written for both local newspapers and NPR affiliates, bringing a wealth of experience to the publication.

3 stories from Ronald Green in Augusta

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Aiken considers stricter traffic rules for developers

AIKEN, S.C. (WJBF) — The City of Aiken is considering changes to its traffic ordinance that could require developers to do more to address traffic and pedestrian safety. The proposed changes would lower the threshold for requiring a traffic study from 100 to 50 trips during morning or evening peak...

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Former S.C. councilman, state lawmaker, passes away

SPARTANBURG, S.C. (WRDW/WAGT) - The city of Spartanburg said former city councilman Sterling Anderson died Oct. 20 at age 84.City officials said Anderson, a Spartanburg native, was elected to represent Westside’s District 1 in 2013. He served on the council until 2019.Anderson once wrote that...

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Electric bike rider enjoying the scenic North Augusta Greeneway trail.

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North Augusta considers allowing electric bikes on Greeneway, proposes 15 mph speed limit

During a recent City Council study session, the atmosphere in North Augusta was charged with anticipation as members weighed the benefits of allowing electric bikes on our beloved Greeneway. This proposal, aimed at enhancing community mobility and recreation, sparked a lively debate about safety,...

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