Christopher Rickerson
Christopher Rickerson is a graduate of Augusta University and a correspondent for Augusta Good News.
Legendary musician’s Steinway piano to be in Augusta next month
The legendary Steinway & Sons Model D Cliburn Piano, CD 375, will arrive at Turner’s Keyboards in Augusta to be featured in special performances and public playing opportunities.
Arts in the Heart of Augusta announces award winners
More than 45,000 people attended the Arts in the Heart of Augusta Sept. 18-20.
Tuesday’s Music Live opens Sept. 22 at Saint Paul’s
Tuesday’s Music Live has been a staple of downtown for 38 years.
Jags women’s golf team finishes sixth at the Lady Paladin
The Augusta women were unable to gain ground in the final round of the Lady Paladin and come in sixth place overall in the 12 team field. Alabama was the runaway winner. Sara Adams went low on Sunday firing a 4-under-par 68 to lead the Jaguars.
In pictures: Walton Options Wheelchair Tennis Tournament
Scenes from the Walton Options Wheelchair Tennis Tournament Sunday.
Augusta women’s golf moves to fourth at the Lady Paladin Sept. 19
The Augusta women moved up one spot at the Lady Paladin on Sept. 19 and are now in fourth place at 2-under-par with one round to play. Alabama is the leader with Xavier in second and High Point in third at 3-under-par.
Pirates pummel Warriors Sept. 18
The Brunswick High School Pirates comfortably defeated the Grovetown High School Warriors by a score of 38-14 on Friday, Sept. 18.
Windsor whips Westminster Wildcats
Windsor Academy pummeled host Westminster 32-7 on Friday night, Sept. 18, in a battle of two former eight-man prep football rivals.
Glenn Hills suffers big loss to Jasper County Sept. 18
The Glenn Hills Spartans lost 53-6 to Jasper County at Coach James Quarles Stadium on Friday, Sept. 18.
Fort Gordon observes POW/MIA Day Sept. 18
Fort Gordon honored POW/MIA service members at a Sept. 18 ceremony.
Primark Augusta Mall grand opening rescheduled for Sept. 24
Primark’s Augusta Mall grand opening has been rescheduled for Sept. 24.
