Thursday, October 31st, 2024

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Good morning, Augusta. Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 31st of October.
COMMUNITY NEWS
- ➤ A 200-year-old home in Augusta, significant for its long-term residence by a notable local realtor, potentially finds salvation from demolition through plans for relocation, highlighted in Historic Augusta's 2025 Endangered Properties List. The Augusta Chronicle
- ➤ The Richmond County Sheriff’s Office is seeking the public's assistance in finding a 17-year-old believed to be in Atlanta with other runaways and a 76-year-old diagnosed with dementia last seen near Doctors Hospital. WRDW
- ➤ The November 2024 Edition of the Housing Catalog by Augusta Housing & Community Development features affordable homes for sale and offers guidance on homeownership. City of Augusta
- ➤ Augusta's Historic Preservation Commission and Historic Augusta are assessing if SH Investment Group's neglect of the historic First Baptist Church, bought in 2020 and now an 'imminently impaired landmark', is a legal violation. The Augusta Chronicle
- ➤ The Masters Tournament is hosting a job expo on November 14 at the HUB for Community Innovation in Augusta to present employment opportunities, rescheduled from October due to Hurricane Helene. Augusta CEO
EDUCATION NEWS
- ➤ Historic Augusta includes CT Walker, a 1934 school, in its 2025 endangered properties list amid proposals to relocate it. WRDW
ENVIRONMENT NEWS
- ➤ Augusta Canal faces a $4 million repair bill for tree removal and embankment stabilization after damage, impacting a popular recreational spot and the city's main water source. NewsChannel 6
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ Georgia Governor Brian Kemp extended the state of emergency for counties severely impacted by Hurricane Helene, marking the fourth extension to aid recovery. WRDW
SPORTS NEWS
- ➤ AU's cross-country team celebrated their sixth consecutive Peach Belt Conference championship, as covered on The Sports Squad show, which also discussed AU men's basketball, volleyball, the World Series, and college football. The Bell Ringer
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JNSA Window Project Show - Emerging Artists Exhibition
Experience a professional gallery show featuring four emerging artists as they showcase their work in a public art installation at the Jessye Norman School of the Arts.
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Richmond/Columbia County Healthy Fair 2024
Learn about living a safe, healthy, and active lifestyle at this community-focused fair for all ages.
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Augusta Symphony Presents Mariachi Fiesta
Experience a vibrant evening of mariachi music featuring Mariachi Cobre, the official ambassadors of mariachi at Disney's Epcot, performed by the Augusta Symphony.
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Owen Riegling Live Performance
Experience the authentic sounds of Owen Riegling, a small-town artist whose heartfelt songs reflect his earthy roots.
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Ninja Running Challenge: 1M to Half Marathon at Mill Village Trailhead
Experience a fun, family-friendly running event with multiple distances and themed medals at Mill Village Trailhead in Augusta.
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Annual Holiday Market at the Marina
Experience a festive atmosphere with local vendors offering a variety of unique gifts, live jazz music, and family-friendly activities alongside the river.
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Lego Club for Children
Experience creativity and fun at Lego Club, where children can build and play with Legos in a supportive environment.
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Sesame Street Live: Say Hello
Experience a delightful evening with Elmo, Abby Cadabby, Cookie Monster, and friends as they bring fun, music, and dancing to the Bell Auditorium.
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David Phelps – Speak of Love Tour
Experience the remarkable vocal talent of David Phelps as he supports his new album, 'Speak Of Love', in a live performance filled with emotional depth and musical excellence.
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Orthodox Concert in Augusta, GA
Experience a live performance by Orthodox at Grantski Records, featuring a night of engaging music and community vibes.
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