Special To Augusta Good News
In Pictures: And the wiener is …
Mike Adams’ photo story from the first Wiener Fest May 20 at Savannah River Brewing Co.
Augusta’s Chinese community celebrates its history
A historical marker was unveiled at the Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association of Augusta May 19.
GreenJackets lose in May 18 late-nighter
The Augusta GreenJackets played their longest game of the season on Thursday, falling to the Myrtle Beach Pelicans 10-8 on the cusp of midnight.
Hot dog! It’s Wiener Fest time
Frankly-speaking Molly Swift hopes for a hot-diggitty dog good time May 20 at Wiener Fest.
Augusta named one of five hub cities for President Biden’s ‘Investing in America’ agenda
Augusta has been chosen as one of five hub cities to participate in the President’s Investing in America Agenda.
Fashion show pays tribute to Sacred Heart history
A fashion show May 16 honored the legacy of the founders of Sacred Heart Catholic Church, now Sacred Heart Cultural Center.
Naked Epicurean: Pineapple Ink’s toast to summer
Naked Epicurean brings a taste of summer cocktails to her column.
New storm drain murals give Richmond County students creative way to learn
A storm drain mural project allows children to use their creativity while learning about the water system and storm water pollution.
A.R. Johnson senior named Gates Scholar
A.R. Johnson Health Science and Engineering Magnet School senior Jonathan Ross, Jr., has been named a 2023 Gates Scholar.
Arts council announces award winners
The Greater Augusta Arts Council announced the recipients of its annual awards on May 16.