Leonard Porkchop Zimmerman
Club Car delivers vehicles to Pope Leo XIV
Club Car, headquartered in Augusta, has delivered two custom-built electric cars to Pope Leo XIV.
Reyes fires career-high six scoreless innings July 8
In a career performance, GreenJacket pitcher Jeremy Reyes spun six innings without a run, picking up his first win of the year as the Jackets knocked off the Salem Red Sox 7-3 Tuesday evening.
SRP Federal Credit Union employees raise more than $45,000 for American Heart Association
Representatives of SRP Federal Credit Union presented the American Heart Association with a check for more than $45,000 — the result of a three-month campaign led by team members Charmaine Finch and Ieshia Bell.
Ziplining, climbing tower part of downtown urban adventure center
Destination Augusta presented an update to the City of Augusta’s Public Services Committee Tuesday on the progress of the new Outdoor Urban Adventure Center.
‘Art of the Rings’ features Tolkien-inspired art and Middle Earth-themed reception
A J.R.R. Tolkien-inspired art show is at Le Chat Noir. A reception is scheduled for Friday.
Downtown Loft + Living Tour returns July 18-19 with new look
Historic Augusta’s Downtown Loft + Living Tour will be July 18-19.
Music, Mimosas and Menopause scheduled for July 26
Dr. Donna Adams-Pickett, an ob/gyn and founder of Augusta Women’s Health Center, will lead a July 26 event focusing on menopause.
ArtScape: Award-winning wordsmiths and new book releases for July 2025
This ArtScape column focuses on Porter Fleming winners, a Georgia Author of the Year finalists plus new releases by mother-son duo, Shonta Bradley, and her son, Caleb, as well as Augusta Good News columnist Ron Baxley Jr.
Augusta scores seven unanswered to split series with Fireflies
The Augusta GreenJackets snapped up a 7-3 win and a series split in their final trip to Segra Park this summer on Sunday.
Augusta bats come alive in Saturday swingoff
The GreenJackets took an early lead they never relinquished in a 6-3 win Saturday night.
Pop! To the Culture: The Center for Puppetry Arts is pot of gold at the end of ‘Rainbow Connection’
Ron Baxley Jr. describes the GenX wonder of visiting Atlanta’s Center for Puppetry Arts.
Comedy hits Aiken Community Theatre stage beginning July 11
The Aiken Community Theatre closes its 2024-2025 season with John Patrick’s “A Bad Year for Tomatoes,” a comedy of errors set in rural New England.