Special To Augusta Good News
J.A.M.P. carries on James Brown’s legacy with Apollo Theater performance
Sixty-three years after James Brown recorded his first “Live at the Apollo” album, Augusta area youth will carry his legacy back to that revered stage as part of the May 14 Amateur Night at the Apollo.
Strong relief pitching pushes ‘Jackets past Shorebirds on April 27
The Augusta GreenJackets won their series over the Delmarva Shorebirds.
Grammy-nominated guitarist to perform with Aiken Symphony May 10
The Aiken Symphony celebrates the finale of its 10th anniversary season with acclaimed classical guitarist and three-time Grammy nominee Mak Grgić.
Harlem’s baseball and girls’ soccer teams extend winning streaks on journeys for state titles
Harlem High School girls’ soccer team and boys’ baseball team extended their winning streaks with round one playoff wins on Thursday and Friday.
Young pitchers lead GreenJackets April 25
A pair of young right-handers combined to go 8.2 scoreless innings as Delmarva’s bats once again were held quiet, enabling the GreenJackets to procure a 4-1 win on Friday night.
News You Can Use: Road work for the week of April 28, 2025
Here are a few of the area roads that will be impacted beginning April 28.
Sizemore Inc. celebrates 70th anniversary with rebrand
Founded in 1955, Sizemore is a third-generation, family-owned company, partnering with the security, staffing and janitorial services industries.
Golden Harvest Food Bank issues urgent call for volunteers
Golden Harvest Food Bank needs volunteers.
AU men’s golf wins third straight Southland Championship
For the third consecutive year, the Augusta University men’s golf team has captured the Southland Conference Championship, securing the title by 10 strokes over Incarnate Word.
Young golfers can plays rounds at discount through new program
Children ages 6-18 in the Augusta area are encouraged to enroll in a free, one-year membership to Youth on Course courtesy of Bank of America.