Darasha Singleton
Charmain Z. Brackett is the publisher of Augusta Good News. Reach her at charmain@augustagoodnews.com.
Column: Top stories of 2023
Publisher Charmain Z. Brackett highlights some of the stories featured at Augusta Good News in 2023.
In pictures: Through the lens of 2023
Some of the photographic highlights of 2023 as seen though the lens of Mike Adams.
In pictures: New Year’s Eve (Eve) Countdown to Noon with Tara Scheyer and the Mud Puppy Band
It was an early New Year’s celebration Saturday.
Father-son duo believe it’s thyme for a food truck
Lemont and Ken Monroe will celebrate their new Food Thyme Food Truck with a grand opening Jan. 1, 2024.
Book on Augusta’s legendary Black caddies set for April 2 release; author events planned
Former Augusta Chronicle sports editor Ward Clayton has updated his 2004 book focusing on the Black caddies of the Augusta National. He will be in Augusta at several April events.
Enopion Theatre Co. celebrates 25th anniversary in 2024
The Bible-based theater company started with a one-woman show in 1999.
Bank of America invests more than $547,000 into Augusta area organizations in 2023
Bank of America supports programming in workforce development, affordable housing, economic mobility, arts and culture and health.
Where to find ‘Inspiring: Women of Augusta’ magazine
Looking for a copy of Inspiring: Women of Augusta – check here.
Old Barnwell offers teens chance for scholarships through caddie program
Old Barnwell is a “mission-minded” golf club according to its founder.
Santa visits children’s hospital
Santa made his annual visit to the Children’s Hospital of Georgia on Christmas.
Winter village brings Christmas joy
For about two decades, the mother-son duo of Holly and Woody Kaminer have created a festive winter wonderland.
Broad Street Beat: Song commemorates the friendship of Don Rhodes
In this column, publisher Charmain Z. Brackett shares a new song written by Jamie Jones using emails from the late Don Rhodes.