Good morning, Augusta.

Family YMCA hosted its annual Duck Dash on Saturday, Oct.

3 to raise funds for children’s beds and support services. Thousands of rubber ducks raced as families + kids joined the event.

Volunteers cleaned Augusta Canal from the headgates to 13th Street using trash bags and paddles on a quarterly event, showing local dedication to maintaining a pristine waterway — interested residents can contact the Augusta Canal Authority.

Biscuit Belly, a Kentucky-based brunch chain, will open its new location on Friday, Oct.

9 at 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Evans Towne Center on Washington Road next to Publix. It is the chain’s third Georgia location and is managed by local founders.

Augusta University partnered with Savannah River Brewing to launch Bell Tower Blonde Ale, its first university-branded craft beer.

The new brew is set to hit local taps soon & bring a fresh taste to the community.

Augusta Mini Theatre will honor Earnestine Mosely Robinson at 7 p.m. Oct.

6 during its 13th Annual Sunshine’s Roast and Toast to mark her 51 years of service. The event celebrates her long-time role in local theater and youth programs — a cherished community tradition.

Four-time breast cancer survivor Michelle Derrick received the Inspiring: Living Award at a Sept.

24 luncheon in North Augusta and spoke about her animal rescue, Hope for Hooves Rescue (a program that offers healing through interactions with rescued animals).

On Tuesday, GOP officials in Augusta met with local business leaders who shared concerns about the regional business climate.

Reduce Your Risk hosted Pinkapalooza at Augusta Mall on Oct.

3 to honor survivors & promote breast cancer awareness this October.

Participants gathered at the People of Parkinson’s walk to raise awareness and support the CSRA Parkinson’s Support Group — a reminder that a Parkinson’s diagnosis does not define a person.

Local triathlete Don Belisle finished the Ironman this past weekend after having three organs removed months ago + he competed to raise awareness for cancer research.

Linebacker Chris Cole called Ellis Robinson’s interception 'insane' after the Bulldogs won 38-14 against Vanderbilt on Oct.

3. His remarks came after a strong defensive display by his team.