Charmain Z. Brackett
Charmain Z. Brackett is the publisher of Augusta Good News. Reach her at charmain@augustagoodnews.com.
Greenbrier grad, former AU student takes over as Jaguar athletic director
Brent McMillian, a former AU student, was formally introduced at a news conference on June 15 as the fourth Director of Athletics in the university’s history.
Eco Explorers learn more about Phinizy Swamp June 20
The Eco Explorers program gives a unique glimpse into Phinizy Swamp Nature Park.
Bats shine as Soul debut with big win on Juneteenth
The Augusta Soul (36-31, 1-0) identity made its official on-field debut, and may never be allowed to leave, as Augusta posted 16 runs on 16 hits in a crushing defeat of the Hill City Howlers (31-36, 0-1) Friday evening.
Aiken Parks, Rec and Tourism seeks input for updates to master plan
The City of Aiken Parks, Recreation and Tourism Department asks residential and business leaders to participate in an online community needs assessment survey with a focus on the quality of life in Aiken.
AGC Georgia presents Scott Clark with SIR Award
Scott Clark, Chief Executive Officer of RW Allen Construction, is the 2026 recipient of its Skill, Integrity & Responsibility (SIR) Award.
Bagwell’s strong start not enough as Augusta falls June 17
The Augusta GreenJackets will finish the first half of the season on June 18.
Broadway in Columbia County announces 2026-2027 season
Broadway in Columbia County brings several Tony-Award winners into the Columbia County Performing Arts Center for the 2026-2027 season.
June is PTSD awareness month and the VA offers a variety of services to help veterans
June is PTSD Awareness Month, and the VA Augusta offers a variety of programs and services for veterans dealing with the disorder.
Textron E-Z-GO to sponsor Special Olympics Airlift
Textron E-Z-GO LLC is a sponsor of 2026 Special Olympics Airlift. The 2026 Special Olympics USA Game are scheduled for June 19-27, 2026, in Minnesota.
June is men’s health month. Men are less likely than women to see preventative care
Diseases such as heart disease and cancer often develop without symptoms until advanced stages, and men are less likely than women to receive preventative care.
Vote on your favorite current Augusta Sculpture Trail piece
Vote on your favorite piece on the Augusta Sculpture Trail.
