Fort Gordon Relocation, Augusta, GA Fort Gordon Relocation involves more than just the decision to move.  There is a lot to consider and organize when it comes to Fort Gordon relocation, or any relocation in general, especially when there is a family involved.  Moving can be very hard on children and young adults, so working with a Fort Gordon relocation specialist will prove immensely beneficial to your success.  Fort Gordon relocation, like any moving process, can be time consuming and hectic, so it may put ones' mind at ease to know a little bit about where they're moving to.  Fort Gordon relocation means moving to Augusta GA, a thriving area rich in history. Whether you're looking for fun or to learn something new, Augusta, GA has something for you.  Take, for example, the Sacred He... 12/19/2011

Congratulations Marie!   Marie Westerman, the Realtor® for the Augusta, Waynesboro and the Fort Gordon area recently became the #1 Featured Agent for the Augusta / Richmond County Georgia area.  I received the call around 11:30 pm.  The voice on the other line was full of joy.  It was Marie calling to share her achievement.  Marie is fairly new to Active Rain and has quickly become efficient in the blogging world.  Marie has informed me that she will be doing several series on relocating to the Augusta, FT Gordon, Plant Vogtle and Waynesboro area.  Marie has recently put together a relocation packet that can be delivered by mail or an online relocation packet version.  Congratulation Marie for your hard work and dedication!  Keep up the great work and providing useful information for t... 09/20/2008

If you are visiting Fort Gordon or Augusta, Ga. in the future and you enjoy a challenging round of golf then you should check out Gordon Lakes Golf Course. If you bring the family and they would rather go trail riding on horse back, Fort Gordon has that as well. You can play and they can ride. Gordon Lakes has 27 holes that will challenge you mentally and physically. They are also 27 of the most esthetically pleasing holes you have seen as well. If you do decide to give it a go, make sure you insist on playing The Island and The Lake. They are most challenging of the 27 holes. Just remember that if you decide to give it a go, take plenty of ammunition. (balls) You will need it if your not a sniper on the course. Good luck and enjoy your time in Augusta and at the base. Thanks for all th... 07/30/2008

   What a shame, that most times a person learns about credit management only after they have bad credit. I have two kids. A son was who attended Youth Challenge Academy in Fort Stewart Ga.  He graduated when he was seventeen years old. About two weeks after graduation the first credit card offers began to roll in. My daughter finished at Richmond Academy here in Augusta GA. The summer of her graduation the offers poured in for her as well. She to was seventeen, under age or so I thought to sign for a credit card. I had my son and daughter sit down and read the little white insert. They had a credit limit of $300.00...or so they thought. Upon further inspection they found out that when the activated the card there was a fee. There was a charge for the card and another charge for a dupli... 07/10/2008

Hi all,  These are tips to help keep your credit together, or get it back on track. Do not fall into the mind set that you won't ever have good credit...most of us just don't know where to start. Hopefully this will help. Payment History Tips Pay your bills on time. Delinquent payments and collections can have a major negative impact on your score. If you have missed payments, get current and stay current. The longer you pay your bills on time, the better your score. Be aware that paying off a collection account will not remove it from your credit report. It will stay on your report for seven years. If you are having trouble making ends meet, contact your creditors or see a legitimate credit counselor. This won't improve your score immediately, but if you can begin to manage your credit... 07/08/2008

  Candlelight Jazz every Sunday night in June, July and August starting at 8 p.m. - 9:30 p.m at the Eight Street Bulkhead. Admission: $6.00. Visit www.gardencityjazz.com for more information. Don't forget your blanket and picnic basket!!! No smoking. Also all dogs on must be on a leash. ***Candlelight Jazz has been extended until after Labor Day!!! Come out and enjoy a evening of Jazz. 06/09/2008