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Charmain Z. Brackett is the publisher of Augusta Good News. Reach her at charmain@augustagoodnews.com.
Paine College’s men’s and women’s golf teams compete at NCCAA national championships
Paine College’s men’s and women’s golf teams are competing this week at the National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA) National Championship.
Despite damage to church, Concerts with Cause to be held Oct. 27
Concerts with a Cause will open its season Sunday at St. John United Methodist Church with Durufle’s Requiem. The church sustained damage after Helene tore its roof off.
Goodwill opens Thomson donation center, plans retail store for early 2025
A new Goodwill donation center opens in Thomson Oct. 23, ahead of a retail training store and career center, which is planned for 2025.
Everyday heroes save day for Harrisburg food pantry
Donations coordinated by a group of friends helped a local non profit put on its monthly food pantry.
Toad the Wet Sprocket promises a night of pure entertainment on Oct. 19
Toad the Wet Sprocket who will be in Augusta Oct. 19 at the Bell Auditorium.
Aquinas falls 19-7 to Baldwin Oct. 18
James Leonard’s lifetime coaching record stands at 99 after Aquinas’s loss Friday.
Brentwood routs Augusta Prep 49-0 behind high-octane offense
Brentwood blanked Augusta Prep 49-0 Friday.
Bulldogs tame Wildcats Oct. 18 as Thomson extends winning streak
Thomson Bulldogs defeated the Laney Wildcats 38-12, on Friday, Oct. 18.
Easterseals’ Ornament of Hope unveiled Oct. 18
The Easterseals Ornament of Hope was unveiled Oct. 18.
Business computer science educator named McDuffie County Teacher of the Year
Rebekah Burnside, a business computer science teacher at Thomson High, has received the golden apple trophy as the McDuffie County School System Teacher of the Year.
In pictures: Trick or Treat and Bark-O-Ween in Columbia County
Scenes from the Oct. 17 Trick or Treat and Bark-O-Ween aa the Evans Towne Center Park.