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Charmain Z. Brackett is the publisher of Augusta Good News. Reach her at charmain@augustagoodnews.com.
Bite into ‘Dracula’ at USC Aiken’s Center for Lifelong Learning
Dacre Stoker, the great-grand nephew of Dracula’s author, will present a three session class in March. Registration began Jan. 3.
Thomson teen writes first film score; Augusta premiere set for Jan. 20
Film scores have made an impression on Joseph Caudill, and at the age of 18, he wrote his first one for a full-length movie that will be premiered in Augusta on Jan. 20.
Augusta Mini Theatre production pays homage to Dr. King’s legacy
“Telling Our Stories Through Poetry” will be presented in January and February at the Augusta Mini Theatre Judith Simon Drama Studio.
IT company owner named Entrepreneur of the Year
Chad Harpley was named the Augusta Metro Chamber of Commerce’s Entrepreneur of the Year in 2023.
4P Studios adds bi-weekly art pop up events
With changes coming to a space where Regina Brejda had coordinated arts’ exhibitions for seven years, the owner of 4P Studios looked for a different way to high light artists.
Column: Top stories of 2023
Publisher Charmain Z. Brackett highlights some of the stories featured at Augusta Good News in 2023.
In pictures: Through the lens of 2023
Some of the photographic highlights of 2023 as seen though the lens of Mike Adams.
In pictures: New Year’s Eve (Eve) Countdown to Noon with Tara Scheyer and the Mud Puppy Band
It was an early New Year’s celebration Saturday.
Father-son duo believe it’s thyme for a food truck
Lemont and Ken Monroe will celebrate their new Food Thyme Food Truck with a grand opening Jan. 1, 2024.
Book on Augusta’s legendary Black caddies set for April 2 release; author events planned
Former Augusta Chronicle sports editor Ward Clayton has updated his 2004 book focusing on the Black caddies of the Augusta National. He will be in Augusta at several April events.