Capitol Beat News Service
Charmain Z. Brackett is the publisher of Augusta Good News. Reach her at charmain@augustagoodnews.com.
‘Great music’ for ‘great causes.’ Upcoming concerts double as fundraisers
Three upcoming concerts will provide great music and raise money for area causes.
Corgi group offers fun for dogs and humans
About 14 corgis chased balls, frisbees and each other Saturday at Evans’ Riverside Dog Park.
Photojournalism: The Augusta Canal near the fall line and headgates on a winter’s day
Publisher Charmain Z. Brackett’s photo story of a recent visit to the Augusta Canal near the Savannah Rapids Pavilion.
Interact with dinosaur-themed fun at Dino-SOAR Day
Join Soar Academy for a Dinosaur experience Feb. 4.
Augusta University and Augusta Technical College announce Augusta Advantage
Augusta University and Augusta Technical College officials announced a new program Wednesday to streamline the process of transferring credits from Augusta Tech to Augusta University.
Ramblin’s Roads: Marty Stuart has been performing locally for almost half a century
Columnist Don Rhodes has known musician Marty Stuart since the 1970s and shares some of his memories in this installment of Ramblin’s Roads.
Medical college research on stress-induced depression shows promise for new treatments
Researchers at the Medical College of Georgia at Augusta University are studying how stress leads to depression and are hopeful their findings may lead to better treatment options.
Vintage model embraces her own style
Audrey Monroe has always loved the glamour and style of Hollywood’s yesteryear. About four years ago, she decided to completely adopt the style that has called to her.
Augusta University and Army partner to better serve soldiers
Augusta University and the U.S. Army Cyber Center of Excellence signed a new agreement to help military service members obtain degrees.
Chocolates and flowers? Lock your love instead
Show your love by buying a lock and throwing away the key.
Historical markers dedicated at Augusta Jewish Museum
Historical markers were dedicated Jan. 22 for two buildings that are part of the Augusta Jewish Museum.
