Charmain Z. Brackett
Charmain Z. Brackett is the publisher of Augusta Good News. Reach her at charmain@augustagoodnews.com.
Pigskin preview 2026: Glenn Hills Spartans hope their hard work pays off
After a winless season in 2025, the Glenn Hills Spartans look to turn things around this fall.
Musician celebrates new single with Augusta show
Cody Bolden and the Roadhands will celebrate the release of his new single “Keep You Wishing” Friday, Aug. 7 in Augusta.
Pigskin preview 2026: Laney rebuilding after graduating 16 seniors
Laney Coach Ronnie Baker talks about the Wildcats’ upcoming season.
Augusta ties game late but can’t hold lead in Aug. 4 loss to Hickory
The Augusta GreenJackets fell in extra innings Aug. 4.
Mural highlights urban farm at Master’s Table Soup Kitchen
A wall at the Golden Harvest Food Bank’s urban garden at the Master’s Table Soup Kitchen is getting a facelift thanks to a team of artists.
Eagle Scout project will help owners reconnect with lost pets
The construction and placement of two pet microchip stations is Evan Lester’s Eagle Scout project.
Tickets for Columbia County Fall Concert Series go on sale Aug. 7
Southern rock, classic country and modern country rock are highlighted in the Columbia County Fall Concert Series.
Storms drown out Augusta GreenJackets’ games on second straight day
Rain leads to postponement of Saturday and Sunday’s contests between th4 Augusta GreenJackets and Columbia Fireflies.
Solomon Jaye will tap into Augusta on Aug. 8
Tap dancer and singer Solomon Jaye will perform Saturday, Aug. 8, as part of Augusta Amusements’ inaugural season at the Kroc Center.
History comes alive through the Night at the Museum program Aug. 13
Meet notable Augustans at the Night at the Museum program on Aug. 13.
Pop! To the Culture: New Spider-Man pops off screen in 3-D
Columnist Ron Baxley Jr. shares his impressions of the newest Spider-Man flick.
In pictures: Science Saturday at Riverview Park Activities Center
The Savannah River Ecology Lab highlighted area reptiles, amphibians, insects and plants at Science Day on Aug. 1.
