Charmain Z. Brackett
Charmain Z. Brackett is the publisher of Augusta Good News. Reach her at charmain@augustagoodnews.com.
Read Across America in photos
March 2 is designated as Read Across America Day. Here are a few photos from area schools.
Column: Storyland Theatre celebrates 35 years with farewell event
Publisher Charmain Z. Brackett writes about Storyland Theatre’s 35 years.
Photojournalism: North Augusta High School girls win state basketball title
Mike Adams’ photo story from North Augusta High School’s state title win March 2.
Richmond County string quartet to perform with professional show
Four A.R. Johnson Health Sciences and Engineering Magnet School students will play for touring show’s Augusta stop.
Augusta museum’s March programs highlight area women
The Augusta Museum of History has several programs planned in March to highlight the accomplishments of Augusta women.
British bands to invade the Imperial Theatre
Beatles Vs. Stones: A Musical Showdown features Beatles and Rolling Stones on the Imperial Theatre stage.
Students gearing up for Pacer LIFE
The University of South Carolina Aiken Pacer LIFE program is for students with intellectual disabilities.
Aiken Technical College adds evening nursing program
Aiken Technical College is expanding its program to transition licensed practical nurses to registered nurses and offering night classes starting in May.
Ramblin’s Roads: Beatlemania fans have some fun offerings in coming days
Columnist Don Rhodes highlights a couple of upcoming events with Beatles’ ties.
ArtScape: Daze Inn, Dreamscapes, Morris Gala and Wet Paint
The ArtScape column focuses on area art happenings. Four arts-related events are taking place the first weekend of March.
High school students ready for state job skills contest
Area students are preparing for the SkillsUSA state competition in March. The students are part of Georgia’s Career, Technical and Agricultural Education program.
Episcopal diocese marks bicentennial with events at St. Paul’s Church
The Episcopal Diocese of Georgia returned to its beginnings as it marked its bicentennial with services at St. Paul’s Church.