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Things To Do in Augusta This Weekend: November 13-November 15
From holiday shopping to improv comedy, Augusta events this weekend have something for every age and interest. The Augusta University Holiday Maker's Market kicks off the gift-giving season with handcrafted finds from local artisans, while Whose Live Anyway? brings the quick wit of "Whose Line Is It Anyway?" cast members to the Miller Theater stage. Families can step into a fairy tale at Augusta Princess Day, and young scientists, film fans, and music lovers will find plenty more to enjoy. Nature hikes, craft beer and board games, live roots music, and a museum lecture keep the momentum going.
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Construction of new office complex signals next phase of SRS revitalization
AIKEN — Ground was broken at the Savannah River Site on Nov. 4 to construct a 22,000-square-foot office building that will replace modular office trailers and support a growing workforce, expanding missions and long-term infrastructure priorities. Located in the site's H Area, the new facility will provide permanent office...
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88.3 The JOY FM hosting ‘T-shirts for Turkeys’ ahead of Thanksgiving
GROVETOWN, Ga. (WJBF) – 88.3 The JOY FM is hosting its inaugural “T-shirts for Turkeys” tour to help families across the CSRA have Thanksgiving meals. People are asked to drop off a frozen turkey, a $15 grocery store gift card or monetary gift. Each donor will receive a t-shirt from the radio station as a […]
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The Leg Up Experience: Healing through horses in Aiken
AIKEN, S.C. (WRDW/WAGT) — For people who spend their days taking care of everyone else, the Leg Up Experience offers them a chance to slow down and take care of themselves. The partners they meet here don’t wear badges. They don’t speak, either. They’re horses — and...
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Aiken turkey giveaway will provide 500 free birds to food insecure
Molina Healthcare of South Carolina and Rural Health Services will distribute 500 free turkeys in Aiken on Nov. 14 as families prepare for the holiday season. The drive-thru giveaway will run from 10 a.m. to noon at Aiken High School, 449 Rutland Drive, according to a community announcement. Organizers will provide one turkey per family. More: 300 volunteers needed for Augusta Half Marathon weekend The event comes as more than 27,000 people in Aiken County are considered food insecure, according to data cited in the announcement from Feeding America. Molina and Rural Health Services said the turkey distribution is intended to help families facing food-access challenges and the cost of preparing a holiday meal. More information about Rural Health Services is available at ruralhs.org . More information about Molina Healthcare is available at molinahealthcare.com . Turkey giveaway details What: Free turkey giveaway Where: Aiken High School, 449 Rutland Drive, Aiken, SC 29801 When: Nov. 14, 10 a.m.-noon Distribution: Drive-thru, with one turkey per family This story was created with the assistance of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Journalists were involved in every step of the information-gathering, review, editing, and publishing process. Learn more . This article originally appeared on Augusta Chronicle: Aiken
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Evans head coach Lee Hutto retires after 30 years of coaching
EVANS, GA (WJBF)- After 30 years of coaching, Evans head coach Lee Hutto has officially announced his retirement. He informed his team on Thursday afternoon of the change. “They’re excited for me because I’m excited about the change. After 30 years, football has been a grind, especially in the offseason as well. They’re sad to […]
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Horsepeople of the Year: JP Godard
JP Godard was raised in Aiken, South Carolina, where his mom introduced him to horses. He decided riding wasn’t for him but enjoyed working horse shows at a young age and became friends with many others in the business that then took him under their wing because he was so young. He was not content with just working as jump crew, so he began learning course design and jump building and decided to pursue that path. People noticed his attention to detail and soon he began getting course designing jobs at some of the biggest shows in the country—WEF, Pony Finals, Devon and Harrisburg, just to name a few. He didn’t stop there; he decided to get into show management and opened his own horse show company, Equus Events. He then was hired to manage the Tryon Horse Shows and TerraNova. Most recently, he was asked to manage the National Horse Show.
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Aiken County basketball teams look ahead to new season at media day
AIKEN COUNTY, SC. (WRDW/WAGT) - With basketball season approaching, North Augusta High School hosted Aiken County Basketball Media Day, bringing together seven schools to look ahead to the 2026-27 campaign. Boys basketball. North Augusta enters the season after winning the first boys basketball state championship in program history and finishing...
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1,000 people receive free Thanksgiving meals at May Park event
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - 1,000 people received a free Thanksgiving meal Thursday at May Park during Project Refresh’s monthly “Shower at May Park” event. Hundreds of cars lined up Thursday morning for the event. This month’s event had a Thanksgiving theme, with 1,000 meals given away.
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Aiken veteran honored for years of service to the community during Veterans Day concert
AIKEN, S.C. (WJBF) – The Aiken Symphony honored veterans through music Wednesday night, while also recognizing one local man for his continued dedication to those who have served. The Veterans Day concert was held at the Etherredge Center at the University of South Carolina Aiken, bringing people together for an evening of patriotic music and […]