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Charmain Z. Brackett is the publisher of Augusta Good News. Reach her at charmain@augustagoodnews.com.
Farm Bureau art contest seeks entries
The Georgia Farm Bureau is looking for student artists for its annual Middle School Bookmark and High School Art Contests.
In pictures: Silver Bluff girls remain undefeated in region after topping Strom Thurmond Feb. 6
Silver Bluff’s Lady Bulldogs beat Strom Thurmond Tuesday to remain undefeated in the region.
Lady Rebels’ point guard scores 1,000th career point
A Strom Thurmond High School senior scored her 1,000th career point this season.
Tribute artist honestly loves the music of Olivia Newton-John
Annie Aiello has been a fan of the music of Olivia Newton-John since she was 7, She will present Always Olivia Feb. 23-24.
Construction on Via Cognitive Health center nears completion
Construction on Via Cognitive Health’s new center should be completed in March, and programs should begin in spring or early summer.
Davidson grad among seven University of Georgia students to serve as Georgia Legislative Interns
A Davidson graduate is one of seven University of Georgia undergraduate students named as a Georgia Legislative Intern for the 2024 spring semester.
‘Ghost’ sprints into Kroc Center Feb. 9-10
The Augusta Junior Players will bring “Ghost” to the Kroc Center Feb. 9-10.
Irish American Heritage Society names its 2024 dignitaries
The Irish American Heritage Society announced its dignitaries Feb. 3.
In pictures: Dragon Faire in Trenton Feb. 3-4
Scenes from DragonFaire on Feb. 3. The Renaissance fair will continue Feb. 4.
Lecrae brings message of hope and encouragement at Winter Jam Feb. 8
Winter Jam will be at the James Brown Arena Feb. 8.
T-shirts raise awareness about violence against women
The Clothesline Project provides an outlet for women who’ve been affected by violence as well as raising awareness.