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Augusta outlasts Delmarva in low-scoring affair June 2
The Augusta GreenJackets posted two runs in the bottom of the first, and trusted the pitching staff to carry the rest of the way as they held off a series of late chances to knock off the Delmarva Shorebirds in the series opener 2-1.
Musician keeps in rhythm at hospital’s heart center
Ralph Beardsworth shares gift of music at Piedmont Vascular, Heart and Endovascular Center.
GreenJackets introduce Augusta Soul Weekend
The Augusta GreenJackets, in partnership with Destination Augusta, are proud to announce the launch of Augusta Soul, a new alternate identity celebrating the rhythm, history, and cultural heartbeat of the Augusta area. The Augusta Soul will take the field June 19 and 20 at SRP Park against the Hill City Howlers.
Augusta Players and Imperial Theatre announce new CEO
The Augusta Players and Imperial Theatre have selected a new CEO.
‘Hadestown’ makes area debut with Augusta JR Players June 12-13
“Hadestown” makes its Augusta debut June 12-13 at John S. Davidson Fine Arts Magnet School.
Double plays doom GreenJackets in Saturday loss
One night after rolling into a season-high three double plays, the GreenJackets bounced into two more Saturday night, including a back-breaking inning ender in the bottom of the eighth as they fell 2-1 against the Kannapolis Cannon Ballers.
In pictures: ‘Season of Drought’ premiere
Filmmakers and their supporters gathered Saturday to celebrate the premiere of a documentary focusing on the face of homelessness in the Augusta area.
Offensive explosion powers Augusta past Kannapolis on May 29
The Augusta GreenJackets steamrolled the Kannapolis Cannon Ballers 8-0 on Friday night.
ArtScape: Clothing, nation’s birthday and one artist’s immigration story inspire art exhibitions in June
Multiple art exhibitions are planned for June in the Augusta area.
Fort Gordon marks cyber campus milestone
On May 29, leaders from the U.S. Army Cyber Center of Excellence (CCoE), U.S. Army Garrison Fort Gordon, Fort Gordon Director of Public Works, and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) gathered at the entrance of Military Construction Army (MCA) 1 for a formal facility transfer ceremony.
