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Charmain Z. Brackett is the publisher of Augusta Good News. Reach her at charmain@augustagoodnews.com.
Thriller shot at Partridge Inn comes to Tubi July 28
A thriller shot in Augusta earlier this year airs July 28 on Tubi.
Stuckey’s CEO infuses confections with Southern hospitality at Wrens plant
Stuckey’s, headquartered in Wrens, Ga., is experiencing growth as its CEO works to revitalize the candy brand.
Taco Madre opens at Augusta Mall
Taco Madre is located in the former Moe’s Southwest Grill at Augusta Mall.
Nationals hand GreenJackets worse loss of the year July 23
The Fredericksburg Nationals stomped the Augusta GreenJackets 17-4 Sunday.
Art and science classes are side-by-side in west Augusta
With summer camps wrapping up July 21, The Painted Lady Studios and Fort STEM get ready for after school and home school programs.
GreenJackets strand runners with bases loaded twice and come up short July 21
The Augusta GreenJackets drop Saturday’s game to the Fredericksburg Nationals.
In pictures: Getting ready for school in Graniteville July 22
School starts in Aiken County July 25 and kids got some necessary supplies at the 13th Annual Fit 4 Kids event in Graniteville.
Area Goodwill announces partnership with ReSupply for convenient home pick-up service
Goodwill Industries of Middle Georgia and the CSRA recently its partnership with ReSupply, a veteran-owned and operated company, to provide a fee-based donation pickup service.
Naked Epicurean: Poolside sipping
Naked Epicurean cools down by the poolside with summery cocktails.
GreenJackets over the moon after lunar landing anniversary win
The Augusta GreenJackets touched down on home plate five times in the fourth inning, sending fans home over the moon with joy in a 5-3 win over the Fredericksburg Nationals at SRP Park.
In pictures: Tomato sandwich showdown
Thirteen contestants battled it out July 20 to find out Who Makes the Best Tomato Sandwich in Augusta? View Mike Adams’ photo story here.
Wheelchair athlete brings home gold medal in recent games
Dr. Lisa Maddox enjoys a variety of sports from her wheelchair. She’s played tennis, basketball, rugby league, softball and pickleball.