Charmain Z. Brackett is the publisher of Augusta Good News. Reach her at charmain@augustagoodnews.com.
Brothers-in-law Dacre Stoker and Michel Vaillancourt took different paths on their quests for Olympic gold.
Rains washed out the GreenJackets for the second straight day.
For the second straight year, Aiken Technical College has been selected for the Metallica Scholarship Initiative and will receive $50,000 for students in computer technology and cybersecurity programs.
Scenes from Christmas in July at Sacred Heart Cultural Center July 25.
Ray “Stingray” Whitfield grew up in the Augusta Boxing Club and has been its director for more than a decade. The Augusta Boxing Club will mark 50 years with a series of bouts Saturday, July 27, at the gym at 1929 Walton Way.
The GreenJackets dropped their second in a row Wednesday against the Pelicans 4-3.
Tyrone Butler has invested his life into the Augusta Mini Theatre. He’ll see a longtime dream fulfilled in 2025.
The American Heart Association has recognized Piedmont Augusta’s work with stroke patients.
JNSA2, an affiliate of Augusta’s Jessye Norman School of the Arts, started programming on July 8.
A ribbon cutting ceremony was held at the Augusta Jewish Museum July 21.
Funding from Bank of America will benefit Aiken Tech students and Augusta Locally Grown’s veggie prescription program.