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Charmain Z. Brackett is the publisher of Augusta Good News. Reach her at charmain@augustagoodnews.com.
Column: Miss Augusta 2022 coordinates Christmas card drive for nursing home residents
Columnist Quinn Shelt, Miss Augusta 2022 and an advocate for senior adults, is collecting holiday cards for nursing home residents.
BrandsMart donates cash and furniture to Boys & Girls Club of Greater Augusta
BrandsMart, which opened its Augusta location in October, made a $10,000 donation to the Boys & Girls Club of Greater Augusta
Guest conductors lead Augusta Choral Society’s 2023-2024 season
The Augusta Choral Society will present its annual holiday concert Saturday, Dec. 9.
The Fab Four pays homage to The Beatles Dec. 10
The Fab Four will perform the music of The Beatles’ Rubber Soul album Dec. 10 at the Columbia County Performing Arts Center.
In pictures: ‘Return to Bethlehem’ in North Augusta
Mike Adams took a trek through ‘Grace United Methodist Church’s Return to Bethelem.
In pictures: Heroes wash windows at Children’s Hospital of Georgia
Employees of S&K Building Services dressed as superheroes Tuesday as they cleaned the outside of the Children’s Hospital of Georgia.
Broad Street Beat: Congrats to Augusta native Brenda Lee
Charmain Z. Brackett picks up Don Rhodes’ torch to congratulate Brenda Lee and highlight other Augusta ties to Christmas music.
Augusta Air Show set for May 25-26, 2024
The Air Dot Show Tour announced its 2024 tour dates on Dec. 5.
GAP Ministries adds laundry room to its services
GAP Ministries added another service to assist the area’s homeless – a place to wash their clothes.
Harmonies central to Atlantic City Boys’ performances
The Atlantic City Boys will bring a doo-wop Christmas to Evans Dec. 6.
Patti’s Playground dedicated at First Baptist Church of Augusta
First Baptist Church of Augusta dedicated a playground to its retired longtime preschool program minister.
From candy striper to command sergeant major
Eisenhower Army Medical Center’s command sergeant major has come full circle at the Army hospital. She served as a candy striper there as a teenager.