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Charmain Z. Brackett is the publisher of Augusta Good News. Reach her at charmain@augustagoodnews.com.
Aiken Technical College adds evening nursing program
Aiken Technical College is expanding its program to transition licensed practical nurses to registered nurses and offering night classes starting in May.
Ramblin’s Roads: Beatlemania fans have some fun offerings in coming days
Columnist Don Rhodes highlights a couple of upcoming events with Beatles’ ties.
ArtScape: Daze Inn, Dreamscapes, Morris Gala and Wet Paint
The ArtScape column focuses on area art happenings. Four arts-related events are taking place the first weekend of March.
High school students ready for state job skills contest
Area students are preparing for the SkillsUSA state competition in March. The students are part of Georgia’s Career, Technical and Agricultural Education program.
Episcopal diocese marks bicentennial with events at St. Paul’s Church
The Episcopal Diocese of Georgia returned to its beginnings as it marked its bicentennial with services at St. Paul’s Church.
Roundtable event will focus on the area’s music and nightlife scene
A roundtable set for Feb. 27 will focus on the area’s music and nightlife industry.
About Town With Francie: Emerging Artists Exhibition
Columnist Francie Klopotic attended the Feb. 25 reception for the Lucy Craft Laney Museum of Black History’s Emerging Artists’ Exhibition
Photojournalism: Homecoming at Augusta University
Augusta University marked Homecoming and the final regular season game.
Photojournalism: Augusta Half Marathon
View Mike Adams’ photo story of Saturday’s Augusta Half Marathon.
Corned beef fundraiser celebrates its 10th anniversary
The annual Adas Yeshurun Synagogue corned beef fundraiser is back for its 10th anniversary.
AirCare hangar dedicated Thursday
AirCare One has a new home at Augusta Regional Airport as officials dedicated a new hangar Feb. 23.
Golden Harvest breaks ground on new construction project
Golden Harvest Food Bank broke ground on the second phase of its renovation project to its Commerce Drive location.