Special To Augusta Good News
Augusta volleyball ranked for first time in program’s history
Augusta University’s volleyball team cracked the Top 25 for the first time in the program’s history.
Role mirrors actor’s own life
Bradley Watts feels an affinity to the character he plays in “Sordid Lives.”
Hispanic Festival brings food, culture to Augusta Common Sept. 13-14
The ACHA Hispanic Festival will feature Grammy-nominated música tropical artists Richie Cepeda from the Dominican Republic on Friday and Puerto Rico’s Frankie Negrón on Saturday.
GreenJackets close out 2024 season with a win
The Augusta GreenJackets ended the 2024 season on Sept. 8 by defeating the Down East Wood Ducks.
Organist brings Buster Keaton classic film to life
Ron Carter will play the organ at Sacred Heart Cultural Center’s silent movie night on Sept. 12.
Third 10-inning game of week bounces Augusta’s way Sept. 7
The Augusta GreenJackets pulled off a 10th inning win Sept. 7.
Kamga leads Patriots to third straight win Sept. 6
Westside remains undefeated after 27-12 victory over winless ARC.
In pictures: Yellow Jackets sting Thoroughbreds Sept. 6
The North Augusta YellowJackets charged to victory over the South Aiken Thoroughbreds 33-21 Sept. 6.
Fort Eisenhower welcomes first active-duty deputy commander
The U.S. Army Cyber Center of Excellence welcomed its first active-duty Deputy Commanding General in a ceremony Sept. 6 at the Eisenhower Conference and Catering Center.
GreenJackets shut out Wood Ducks Sept. 6
Owen Hackman dazzled through six innings and was picked up by Adam Shoemaker, as the pair combined to allow just one hit and two base runners in a 4-0 shutout win Friday.
New thrift store will reflect arts school’s mission
The Second Act, a thrift store to benefit the Jessye Norman School of the Arts, will open Sept. 20.