The Rev. Dr. Cynthia Taylor
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Kamga leads Patriots to third straight win Sept. 6
Westside remains undefeated after 27-12 victory over winless ARC.
In pictures: Yellow Jackets sting Thoroughbreds Sept. 6
The North Augusta YellowJackets charged to victory over the South Aiken Thoroughbreds 33-21 Sept. 6.
Fort Eisenhower welcomes first active-duty deputy commander
The U.S. Army Cyber Center of Excellence welcomed its first active-duty Deputy Commanding General in a ceremony Sept. 6 at the Eisenhower Conference and Catering Center.
GreenJackets shut out Wood Ducks Sept. 6
Owen Hackman dazzled through six innings and was picked up by Adam Shoemaker, as the pair combined to allow just one hit and two base runners in a 4-0 shutout win Friday.
New thrift store will reflect arts school’s mission
The Second Act, a thrift store to benefit the Jessye Norman School of the Arts, will open Sept. 20.
Career and resource expo to be held at Goodwill on Sept. 9
The Goodwill of Middle Georgia and the Central Savannah River Area Career and Resource Expo is scheduled for Monday, Sept. 9.
ArtScape: Westobou season opens; Sense of Place returns to Gertrude Herbert
ArtScape is a regular column at Augusta Good News highlighting visual arts happenings in the area.
Yerby bench unveiled Sept. 5
A sculpture dedication was part of three days highlighting the work of author Frank Yerby.
In The Zone With: Beau Polcha
Beau Polcha, an Augusta Prep junior, scored a school record of six touchdowns on Aug. 30.
Wood Duck dominance over GreenJackets continues on Sept. 4
The Augusta GreenJackets lost their eighth game to the Down East Wood Ducks Sept. 5
Arts council director reflects on 27-year career
Brenda Durant plans to retire in October after 27 years as executive director of the Greater Augusta Arts Council.