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Download the new Augusta Free Press mobile app today!

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augusta free press mobile appYou can now get the latest news from Augusta Free Press delivered straight to your phone or tablet via the new AFP mobile app.

It’s easy: download the Augusta Free Press for free from the App Store or Google Play, then enable push notifications.

As AFP reports news, then, you will get updated instantly.

The Augusta Free Press app also makes browsing the website via your phone or tablet for the latest news from our Local/State, Government/Politics, Business, Sports and Events section much, much easier.

You’ll also be get updated programming information on AFP’s new TV show on WVPT, Viewpoints, which airs Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m. beginning on Aug. 3.

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