Charmain Z. Brackett
Fort Gordon to become Fort Eisenhower in historic ceremony Oct. 27
Two of President Dwight David Eisenhower’s granddaughters will be in attendance at the Oct. 27 ceremony re-designating Fort Gordon as Fort Eisenhower.
Inaugural Duck Dash to benefit Family Y program
The Augusta Duck Dash will raise money for A Place to Dream, a program that provides safe bedding for area children.
A theatrical podcast makes its stage debut Oct. 21
Gather by the Ghost Light is a podcast created by Jonathan Cook. An episode will be performed before a live audience Oct. 21.
Trolls of Amsterdam to play Soul Bar Oct. 19
From the far reaches of the country, the members of the Trolls of Amsterdam will gather to play at the Soul Bar Oct. 19.
Abel Brown takes Burger Battle crown
The Burger Battle to benefit the Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater Augusta crowned a new winner Oct. 16.
Augusta filmmaker brings longtime dream to the screen
Choice Skinner wrote the script for his film “A New Life” more than two decades ago.
Column: Walk with the Spirits to benefit Historic Augusta
Publisher Charmain Z. Brackett will be one of the eight spirits in Historic Augusta’s Walk with the Spirits Tour Oct. 20 and 21.
Pink October column: Warrior, survivor – or both?
The Rev. Dr. Cynthia Taylor, a breast cancer survivor, writes about her journey with the disease as part of a series on breast cancer.
Georgia-Carolina State Fair turns 100
The Georgia-Carolina State Fair turns 100 this year. The fair opened Oct. 13 and runs through Oct. 22.
Mashed Potato is Augusta’s Next Top Dog
A Great Pyrenees took home the title of Augusta’s Next Top Dog Saturday. The event is a fundraiser for a local pet non-profit.