Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 30th of July.
Good morning, Augusta.
Local businesses have stepped up to support Jason Parrish of Mosh Pit Eats in Martinez as he recovers from a quadruple bypass.
Fundraisers, including tattoo deals & pet grooming offers, are being organized to help his family during his recovery.
Richmond County leaders hosted a back to school celebration at Skateland Tuesday evening to boost school spirit for classes next week, with officials meeting families (including Commissioner Jordan Johnson and Chief Juvenile Court Judge Tianna Bias) while a bash is scheduled Friday at Liberty Park Community Center in Grovetown.
Families in Augusta still have time to enjoy summer fun before school restarts.
Visit the seasonal market at Riverwalk in downtown from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., try a self-guided scavenger hunt around historic sites (tickets cost $12.99), catch the Greenjackets at SRP Park, or see family-friendly films at local theaters.
Brunch House of Augusta is expanding with a new location on North Belair Road in Evans as it turns its COVID-era success into a second restaurant — plans for the opening are underway.
Teachers in Richmond County have long paid out of pocket for supplies in Title I schools, but Georgia’s Own Credit Union recently eased the strain by gifting a shopping spree to Copeland Elementary teachers.
This gesture supports local efforts to provide essential classroom resources.
Georgia Power is joining the GMA Business Alliance Program to share its expertise with municipal leaders and support long-term success in 536 cities.
The company aims to deliver clean, safe and affordable energy across communities.
Local and state leaders gathered at Harlem Middle School on Wednesday at 10 a.m. to promote AAA’s School’s Open, Drive Carefully safety campaign, providing drivers with key tips and offering back-to-school details for parents and students.
Ag Issues Summit will take place on Aug.
20 in Perry as lawmakers, industry leaders and farmers kick off the Joint Study Committee (on Family Farms' sustainability) to address economic challenges and policy ideas.
Local homeowners can fix buffering issues by testing WiFi signal in different rooms; experts suggest moving routers to open spaces or switching to a mesh system & reducing dead zones for smoother streaming.
Gardening experts advise planting cool-weather crops in August to set gardens up for a fall harvest; local enthusiasts should sow leafy greens, root vegetables, herbs, and brassicas and check their region (first frost dates) to maximize yields.
Darci Lynne: Up Close and Personal Tour
7:30-10:30 p.m. — Imperial Theatre — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy a high-energy performance with fan-favorite puppets and original comedy for all ages.
Ronnie McDowell's Red, White, and Blue Tour
7 p.m. — Imperial Theatre — Tickets available — Experience the legendary Ronnie McDowell and his iconic hits in Augusta.
Rumours ATL: A Fleetwood Mac Tribute
7:30-9 p.m. — Miller Theater — Ticketed event — Experience the iconic sounds of Fleetwood Mac brought to life by a tribute band with over a decade of performances.
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