Special To Augusta Good News
Star Trek fans enjoy camaraderie and charity through U.S.S. Star League local chapter
Members of the U.S.S. Star League CSRA Chapter help other organizations in the area such as the Golden Harvest Food Bank.
Augusta University surpasses 10,000-student mark with largest-ever freshman class
Augusta University surpassed 10,000 students for the first time in its history.
Augusta’s old First Baptist and Martinez’s Cedar Grove listed as ‘places in peril’ by state agency
Two area sites have made the Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation’s “Places in Peril” list.
North Augusta Christmas Tour of Homes marks 35th anniversary in 2023
The 35th Annual North Augusta Christmas Tour of Homes will be Dec. 1-2.
Tourism numbers show Augusta is more than golf
The annual Experience Augusta Tourism Celebration was held Monday. .Meetings and conventions brought in more than 6,000 attendees with a $5.4 million economic impact last year in Augusta.
Cardiovascular research leads to Augusta University receiving elite designation
Augusta University has been named a Specialized Center of Research Excellence on Sex Differences by the National Institutes of Health’s Office of Research on Women’s Health.
Enopion Theatre Co. moves into it new home; plans performances beginning Nov. 30
The Flowing Wells Theatre, home of the performing Enopion Theatre Co., opened last month. Performances will begin Nov. 30.
Column: November brings time of reflection and remembrance
Columnist the Rev. Dr. Cynthia Taylor reflects and remembers those who’ve gone before her.
Augusta commemorates Veterans Day Nov. 11
The Veterans Day Parade returned after a four-year absence and a ceremony was held at the All Wars Monument on Nov. 11 in downtown Augusta.
Harlem loses playoff heartbreaker Nov. 10
A second consecutive “Battle of the Bulldogs” sees Thomasville putting the bite on Harlem.
In pictures: Mustangs win 12th straight Nov. 10
Midland Valley advances in the playoffs after coming from behind to beat South Pointe Nov.10.