Good morning, Augusta.

Stuckey’s candy store in Wrens is attracting visitors from afar with its expanded Saturday hours and may add Sunday service—owner Stephanie Stuckey is revitalizing the historic business with new equipment and regional treats while beautifying the exterior with murals; it is a 40-minute drive from here.

The Augusta Chronicle today offers an inside look at TBonz Steakhouse, a well-known restaurant that has long played a role as a Masters' staple.

Readers get a glimpse of its unique interior design.

Historic Meadow Garden in Augusta offers Christmas tours that highlight Revolutionary War era history throughout the holiday season.

News 12 attended the Christmas parades in North Augusta and Columbia County on Sunday, Dec.

7, where local residents enjoyed festive displays and holiday cheer.

A Norcross-based firm has proposed a 360-acre crushed-rock quarry in southwest Columbia County near Interstate 20, Louisville Road and Baker Place Road.

Local officials say the project is expected to generate about $16 million in annual tax revenue and will be reviewed by the planning commission on Dec. 18.

An Augusta University freshman shares how her first semester taught her that not everyone will be a friend, time management is key, and setting personal goals is vital.

Her reflections give high school seniors a glimpse of college challenges and rewards — each lesson a step toward independence.

The Savannah River Site Fire Department hosted fire chiefs from the DOE complex during a three-day benchmarking visit to review fire safety practices and boost emergency response coordination at SRSFD facilities.

Inspections from Nov.

28 to Dec. 5 in Richmond and Columbia counties revealed several local restaurants with low health scores due to uncovered food, poor equipment use, and unsanitary practices, prompting calls for better employee training on food storage + sanitation.

Georgia football enters the Sugar Bowl on Jan.

1 at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans after a nine-game win streak and SEC championship win over Alabama. The team, re-booting with new starter Gunner Stockton, aims for its third national title in five seasons.

ELMO AND FRIENDS SAY HELLO

6-7:30 p.m. — Columbia County Performing Arts Center — Family-friendly fun — Enjoy a delightful evening with beloved characters and joyful interactions.

Clue Live On Stage!

7:30-9 p.m. — Columbia County Performing Arts Center — Tickets required — Enjoy a hilarious whodunit mystery inspired by the classic board game and movie.

Chelcie Lynn Live

7:30-9:00 p.m. — Miller Theater — $36.70 to $64.50 — Experience the comedic genius of Variety’s Top 10 Comics To Watch in a night of laughter.

The Nightmare Before Christmas Screening

2-5 p.m. — Miller Theater — Free entry — Experience the timeless magic of a holiday classic at a beloved local movie palace.

Cirque Musica Holiday Wonderland

7:00–8:30 p.m. — Miller Theater — VIP tickets available — Experience thrilling circus artistry set to your favorite holiday music in a winter wonderland.

Candlelight: Christmas Carols on Strings

4:15-5:14 p.m. — Sacred Heart Cultural Center — Ticketed event — Experience the magic of Christmas carols performed in a stunning candlelight setting.