Christopher Rickerson
Christopher Rickerson is a graduate of Augusta University and a correspondent for Augusta Good News.
KAMO acquires Columbia’s Waper Inc.
Augusta-based KAMO Facility Solutions & Supplies has expanded its footprint in Columbia with the acquisition of the Columbia-based janitorial company, Waper Inc.
Winter clothes drive held in January
The Salvation Army of Augusta is partnering with the Richmond County School System to host a community-wide winter clothing drive aimed at supporting individuals and families in need across the greater Augusta area.
HUB, MCG partnership wins $200,000 NIH Build UP Trust Challenge
A program created through a partnership between the HUB for Community Innovation Augusta and the Medical College of Georgia at Augusta University has won a national competition.
Buddhist monks stop in Edgefield County on Day 74 of their Walk for Peace
Jan. 7 was Day 74 of the Buddhist monks’ Walk for Peace. They stopped in Edgefield County.
Augusta University women defeat Clayton State Jan. 7
Augusta University’s women steamrolled over Clayton State 65-45 at Christenberry Fieldhouse Wednesday night.
Camp Tanglewood continues its recovery from hurricane devastation
Camp Tanglewood lost hundreds of trees and several structures during Hurricane Helene. The Girl Scout camp is continuing its recovery.
Jimmie Dyess Symposium will be Jan 8
The 16th annual Jimmie Dyess Symposium will be at 5 p.m. Jan. 8 at the Augusta Museum of History.
Augusta Mini Theatre to celebrate grand opening Jan. 16-18
The Augusta Mini Theatre’s grand opening is set for Jan. 16-18 with a weekend of special events.
Middle Georgia defeats Augusta University Jan. 3
Middle Georgia overcomes a halftime deficit to defeat Augusta University.
Augusta University women knock off Middle Georgia on Jan. 3
The Augusta University women knocked off Middle Georgia 53-47 in the first ever meeting between the two teams on Jan. 3.
National agriculture nonprofit welcomes first CSRA farm
Worldwide Opportunities on Organic Farms, USA, better known a WWOOF USA, has spent decades connecting people with the land through hands-on education, cultural exchange, and sustainable agriculture with organic and organic-practicing farms across the country. The organization recently partnered with its first area farm.
Wellstar MCG announces first birth of 2026
Zerah Basisi was the first baby born at Wellstar MCG Health in 2026.