Special To Augusta Good News
Nike Peach Jam top recruits battle with championship weekend ahead
Highlights from Peach Jam in North Augusta July 17.
Arts in the Heart of Augusta sees new locations for 2025 festival
Arts in the Heart of Augusta will be closer to the Savannah River for the 2025 festival.
Indoor trampoline park heading to Bobby Jones Expressway shopping center
An indoor trampoline park is heading to Bobby Jones Expressway.
SRP Federal Credit Union unveils new ATM in New Ellenton
SRP Federal Credit Union executives unveiled a new SRP Virtual Teller ATM in a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Main Street in New Elllenton on July 11.
Mural-covered building an Augusta attraction
Dennis Skelley wants to make a 13th Street building an Augusta destination.
Woman finds purpose with new business
Seniors Helping Seniors-Mid South Georgia recently launched in the Augusta area.
MCG researcher secures $8.5 million grant for cardiovascular research
Dr. Brian H. Annex, professor and chair of the Department of Medicine at MCG, will lead a U.S. research team to study peripheral artery disease.
James Brown statue to be temporarily moved during downtown construction
The James Brown statue on Broad Street will be temporarily moved to the Augusta Museum of History on July 17.
A game in the life of Auggie, the Augusta GreenJackets’ mascot
A look at an Augusta GreenJackets’ game through the eyes of Auggie.
UFC star tries out his pitching arm at SRP Park July 13
Malcolm “The Machine” Wellmaker threw the ceremonial first pitch for the Augusta GreenJackets Sunday.
Georgia Military College transitions to temporary remote learning after lightning strike
Georgia Military College’s Augusta campus has temporarily transitioned all in-seat classes to remote learning for the week of July 14–18, following a lightning strike that caused significant damage to the facility.
ArtScape: Poster Show, A Thousand Words
The Augusta Poster Show and “A Thousand Words” are highlighted in this ArtScape column.