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Charmain Z. Brackett is the publisher of Augusta Good News. Reach her at charmain@augustagoodnews.com.
Arts in the Heart relocating for 2024 festival
Arts in the Heart of Augusta will move over a couple of streets in 2024.
Video cooks up award for Norris Elementary School
Georgia Superintendent of Schools Richard Woods visited Norris Elementary in Thomson on March 12,
New doughnut shop serves treats with international flavor
EN Donuts celebrated its grand opening March 8.
Piedmont Augusta CEO named as one of Modern Healthcare’s 2024 Women Leaders
Piedmont Augusta Chief Executive Officer Dr. Lily Jung Henson has been recognized by Modern Healthcare as one of its Women Leaders for 2024.
ArtScape: A trio of artists at Sacred Heart and Whiskey at Ware’s
Art events are scheduled at the Gertrude Herbert Institute of Art and Sacred Heart Cultural Center this week.
Book event brings smiles
The Literacy is Health: Books for Shay event provided free books for children as well as medical screenings.
New exhibition highlights unique Augusta women’s group
A exhibition honoring the legacy of Rosa T. Beard and the Debutante Club she founded in 1963 opens with a reception on March 17 at the Lucy Craft Laney Museum of Black History.
‘Z’s Last Hurrah’ marks end of dance era
“Z’s Last Hurrah” brings together some of Zanne Colton’s favorite pieces. The April 26 performance will mark Colton’s retirement from the Colton Ballet Company
Columbia County Teacher of Year named finalist for state honor
Crystal McDowell, Columbia County’s Teacher of the Year, has been named a finalist for the state award.
Police dog certification trials held at SRS
The United States Police Canine Association (USPCA) conducted its spring canine detection trials for the region at SRS Feb. 22-24.
Westside cruises to third state basketball title
Westside won its third straight state title March 7.
Visionaries raise money to fight blood cancers
Visionaries of the Year raise money to fight blood cancers.