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Chick-fil-A cookie sales help boost local kids’ literacy rates
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - Grabbing a cookie at Chick-fil-A this August can do more than satisfy your sweet tooth – it can help change a child’s story. All month long, every cookie purchased at participating Chick-fil-A locations at Augusta Exchange and Augusta Mall will support RISE Augusta and its work to give local children the tools they need to succeed in school.
The Augusta Chronicle
Augusta restaurateur promotes healthier diets | Exclusive
Tim Thomas is on a mission to help people get healthier through food, especially in his neighborhood where good options aren't always readily available. Ten years ago, Thomas opened his restaurant, Nutritious Alternatives, at 1795 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., the same location where his mother, Gloria Thomas, owned and operated Hallelu-Yah Restaurant for many years. More: Bradley's BBQ serves up Southern food with side of nostalgia Thomas was born in Augusta and lived in New York until returning to Augusta as a teenager and graduating from Hephzibah High School. He went back to New York City, where his father lived, and graduated from Medgar Evers College with a degree in marketing. The turning point for him came when his father was diagnosed with lung cancer, he said. Watching his father endure the painful treatment changed him. His mother opened the popular Hallelu-Yah Restaurant in the 1990s, but it was shut down by the county years later for zoning violations such as rental houses being located on the property, Thomas said. Reopening required major renovations to the restaurant, and the houses had to be renovated or torn down. Thomas moved back to Augusta and in 2014 began the renovations. During
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North Augusta bakery owner opens shop after years in restaurant industry
Reynolds said her path to ownership began about 13 years ago when she took a job as a baker.
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North Augusta bakery owner opens shop after years in restaurant industry
NORTH AUGUSTA, S.C. (WRDW/WAGT) - Teresa Reynolds has opened Teresa’s Treats on Georgia Avenue in North Augusta, turning a lifelong passion for baking into a business after more than a decade working in the restaurant industry. Reynolds said her path to ownership began about 13 years ago when she...
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How This Tucked-Away Local Favorite Won Hearts in Aiken, SC
Open Tue-Sat, 11 AM–9 PM, Sun 11 AM-3 PM (Closed Mon) South Carolina is home to incredible dining spots, but one spectacular eatery is capturing everyone’s attention. 🍽️. This wildly fun location offers an unbeatable experience with a wonderfully crafted menu full of vibrant flavors. ✨. Prepare...
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Augusta chocolate shop creates Jimothy-themed sweets
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - A local chocolate shop is selling white chocolate candies featuring the likeness of Jimothy, a raccoon believed to have a genetic disorder that gives him a shortened spine. La Bonbonniere, located in the Furys Ferry Station behind Fleet Feet, is selling the Jimothy-themed chocolates. Owner Melody...
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Savor Augusta, GA: Local Eats, Food Festivals & Hidden Gems Worth Discovering
Augusta, Georgia has always had a way of feeding the soul — with warm hospitality, bold flavors, and a creative spirit that shows up on every plate. In 2026, the city’s culinary scene is more vibrant than ever, blending chef-driven innovation with beloved Southern staples, food festivals, and tucked-away gems worth planning a whole weekend (or extended stay) around. Whether you’re here for a major event, exploring America’s 250th programming, or simply searching for where to eat in Augusta, GA, this guide will help you savor every bite.
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Upstate Whataburger location permanently closing doors, spokesperson says
GREENWOOD, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - A Whataburger spokesperson said that one of the Upstate locations is closing its doors Thursday. The Whataburger at 262 Bypass 72 NW in Greenwood will close at 7 p.m., according to the spokesperson. The spokesperson said the decision to close the location comes after one...
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Dutch Bros. Coffee Shop Will Open in North Augusta by End of 2026
Dutch Bros. Coffee plans to launch a drive-thru spot at 208 Edgefield Road in North Augusta before this year ends. A company spokesperson verified the fourth quarter opening date. "Dutch Bros. hopes to serve every community one day, so this location felt like a natural next step for us to...
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Mural highlights urban farm at Master’s Table Soup Kitchen
A wall at the Golden Harvest Food Bank’s urban garden at the Master’s Table Soup Kitchen is getting a facelift thanks to a team of artists. Jon Paschal and AC Daniel came up with the concept which incorporates the natural aspects of the urban garden leading into Augusta’s city scape.
The Augusta Chronicle
Take a photo tour of Augusta's Brunch House
Few places capture the flavor of downtown Augusta quite like The Brunch House. From colorful dishes and fresh ingredients to the lively atmosphere that keeps customers coming back, the restaurant has become a favorite stop for locals and visitors alike. Take a look inside the downtown staple through our latest photo gallery. 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: Take a photo tour of Augusta's Brunch House
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Bradley’s Barbecue opens on Broad Street in downtown Augusta
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - A new barbecue restaurant opened last week in downtown Augusta, bringing what the owner describes as traditional Southern barbecue to the city’s main corridor. Bradley’s Barbecue is the latest venture from Havird Usry, who also owns So Sal, Fat Man’s and Sno Cap across the...
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Southern Fired Foods Opens First Brick-and-Mortar Restaurant as Grovetown Continues to Grow
A popular local food truck is expanding into its first brick-and-mortar restaurant, a move city leaders say reflects Grovetown's continued economic growth and its appeal to locally owned businesses. Southern Fired Foods recently opened its new pickup restaurant on East Robinson Avenue after spending more than three years serving customers...