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Things To Do in Augusta This Weekend: October 23-October 25
Spooky season hits its stride this weekend, and Augusta-area residents have no shortage of ways to join the fun. Crimson Hills Area 81 Haunted Trail delivers screams in Hephzibah, while Phinizy Swamp Nature Park welcomes families for a night of costumes, s'mores, and tent-or-treating at Halloween Family Camping. For a more refined outing, Grand Kyiv Ballet brings "Swan Lake: Symphony of Lights" to the Miller Theater with glowing costumes and dramatic lighting. Lively late-night parties, a neighborhood fall block party, and a full slate of Halloween week events keep the celebration going well beyond the weekend.
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Christmas Parades in the CSRA
It’s starting to look a lot like Christmas! Soon the CSRA will be buzzing with holiday cheer, and we want to help your family have a memorable holiday season. Be sure to check out our Christmas and Holiday Guide! It has Christmas lights, Christmas tree farms, and much more! Please Note That Dates and Times ... Read more The post Christmas Parades in the CSRA appeared first on .
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Discovering Jessye Norman: Style, Voice, Legacy through November 8th
Jessye Norman, a five-time Grammy Award winner, National Medal of Arts recipient, Kennedy Center Honoree, and Howard University Grad from Augusta, Georgia, is the subject of an exhibition curated by artist Kenneth Green. Green is known for an exhibition entitled Clothes Story about the personal clothing of Black Women. The exhibition is at the Southwest Arts Center through November 8th located at 915 New Hope Rd, South Fulton, GA 30331.
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Brad reporting from Georgia-Carolina State Fair: Fun $5 Friday! Oct. 23, 2026
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WJBF) – It’s a fun Friday for family and friends at the Georgia-Carolina State Fair, and admission is $5! Brad Means is there reporting live and gives us an update on all the security precautions local law enforcement are taking to keep everyone safe. He also interviewed a young livestock competitor, Reagan Reynolds, […]
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Bakery, cafe in downtown Aiken reaches the end of the line
AIKEN — Breakfast, lunch, coffee and pastries no longer are available at the Bottom Line Bakery & Café. The downtown eatery closed for good Oct. 17. It was located at 148 Laurens St. S.W. Owner Kelsey Lucius explained why she was planning to shut down Bottom Line in...
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Crumbl's Locations Closing Across US. These 4 in Georgia Have Shuttered
Crumbl Cookies in Georgia are crumbling with Savannah's store closing two weeks ago in addition to those in Augusta, Douglasville, and Suwannee within the last few months. This is part of a national shrinking the once-viral company is seeing. Crumbl's sales have declined over the past two years. In July...
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Crumbl's Locations Closing Across US. These 4 in Georgia Have Shuttered
Crumbl Cookies in Georgia are crumbling with Savannah's store closing two weeks ago in addition to those in Augusta, Douglasville, and Suwannee within the last few months. This is part of a national shrinking the once-viral company is seeing. Crumbl's sales have declined over the past two years. In July...
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Center for African American History, Art and Culture names upstairs room for Larry & Audrey Ogletree
AIKEN — Laurence and Audrey Ogletree, a driving force behind the establishment of the Center for African American History, Art and Culture, were honored by the City of Aiken on Oct. 18 when the upper room in the historic building was named for them. A plaque dedicating The Laurence (Larry) & Audrey Ogletree Great Room to the couple “in recognition of a lifetime of service and generosity” was unveiled in a ceremony attended by family members, city officials and congregants from Friendship Baptist Church. Larry Ogletree died May 19 at age 88. He was married for 63 years to Audrey Ogletree, who w...
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Bakery, cafe in downtown Aiken reaches the end of the line
AIKEN — Breakfast, lunch, coffee and pastries no longer are available at the Bottom Line Bakery & Café. The downtown eatery closed for good Oct. 17. It was located at 148 Laurens St. S.W. Owner Kelsey Lucius explained why she was planning to shut down Bottom Line in an Oct. 2 Facebook post. “I asked for a new lease and I was not offered one,” she wrote. “The only extension available to me was an additional two months.” Lucius added that she decided not to keep Bottom Line open longer because “I’m currently 32 weeks pregnant. “Extending through December would mean facing this exact same situati...