Charmain Z. Brackett is the publisher of Augusta Good News. Reach her at charmain@augustagoodnews.com.
Carly Wehberg turned to running after a doctor told her she was overweight. She’s run six marathons in four years and recently finished the NYC marathon.
Piedmont, Georgia’s leading health system, and Piedmont Orthopedics | OrthoAtlanta recently brought physical therapists and athletic trainers together from across the Piedmont system for specialized training designed to strengthen concussion care and rehabilitation for athletes and patients throughout the communities Piedmont serves.
David Phelps sings across genres in his concerts. He will be at Trinity Baptist Church on Nov. 12.
The Aiken Symphony plans a concert to honor the courage, sacrifice and service of America’s military veterans.
Aquinas secures region title with Friday victory over Josey.
The New Hampstead Phoenixes rallied to defeat the Harlem Bulldogs 33-28 on Friday, Nov. 6 in front of a raucous home crowd.
Thomson High School Football ended Hephzibah’s seven game winning streak, defeating the 3A Region Champs 21-14 on Friday, Nov. 6 at The Brickyard.
Nasrudin Mohamed has been named the Peach Belt Conference Men’s Cross Country Runner of the Year,
Augusta University’s Gabrielle Jourdain was named PBC Women’s Cross Country Runner of the Year and received the conference’s Elite 18 Award.
November is lung cancer awareness month.
Greenbrier kept its undefeated streak alive Thursday by beating rival Grovetown 18-0.
The Salvation Army of Augusta sent out an urgent plea Thursday seeking paid and volunteer bell ringers to staff its Red Kettles as the organization’s largest annual fundraiser expands across the community.