Recreation centers
BROTHERS AND SISTERS MEETINGS: 5-6:30 p.m. Wednesdays; for boys and girls ages 5 to 18; programs offer tutoring, mentoring, cultural and recreational activities and field trips
'Vanities' character is stretch for actress's theater premiere
In her debut with the Aiken Community Playhouse, Jamie Turner is playing her exact opposite.
Boxer getting an education outside of ring
Although Carl "Josh" Durden has won a national title and numerous state and regional boxing titles, his most recent win didn't come in the ring.
Farmers market
The Aiken County Farmers Market, at Williamsburg Street and Richland Avenue, sells fresh produce daily, depending on weather, from about 8:30 a.m. until vendors are sold out. Call 643-4660.
Correction
In a photo caption on the front page of the Nov. 2 Carolina Chronicle, Lisa Williams should have been listed as the owner of the CSRA Life Saver animal clinic. The Chronicle regrets the error.
Library hours
AIKEN COUNTY
Aiken County detention center bookings
These are the bookings for the Aiken County Detention Center for Oct. 27-30 and Nov. 1-3. Suspects are innocent until proved guilty:
Adult literacy sites
Here are some phone numbers of area adult literacy sites:
Former Marine will get league honor
After old war wounds ended his military and then business careers, Ed Hammons began a career of community service.
Recycling centers
- To raise money for burn victims, the Southeastern Firefighters Burn Foundation has recycling sites for aluminum cans at the Belvedere Fire Department on U.S. Highway 25, Langley Fire Department on South Carolina Highway 421, and Aiken Department of Public Safety stations No. 2 on Silver Bluff Road and No. 3 on U.S. Highway 78.
Farmers market
The Aiken County Farmers Market, at Williamsburg Street and Richland Avenue, sells fresh produce daily, depending on weather, from about 8:30 a.m. until vendors are sold out. Call 643-4660.
State has increased monitoring of pumps
Think you were shorted at the gasoline pump the last time you filled up?
Adult literacy sites
Here are some phone numbers of area adult literacy sites:
Bridge Results
CSRA Bridge Results Oct, 31 - Nov. 5
Recycling centers
- To raise money for burn victims, the Southeastern Firefighters Burn Foundation has recycling sites for aluminum cans at the Belvedere Fire Department on U.S. Highway 25, Langley Fire Department on South Carolina Highway 421, and Aiken Department of Public Safety stations No. 2 on Silver Bluff Road and No. 3 on U.S. Highway 78.
Around the block
Old Edgefield District Genealogical Society will meet at 3 p.m. today in the Lynch Building annex of the Tompkins Library, 104 Courthouse Square, Edgefield, S.C. Robert Bentley, a retired journalist, will speak. Refreshments will be served. Call 637-4010.
Bridge Results
CSRA Bridge Results Oct, 31 - Nov. 5
Aiken County detention center bookings
These are the bookings for the Aiken County Detention Center for Oct. 27-30 and Nov. 1-3. Suspects are innocent until proved guilty:
Planetarium will direct its telescope toward Mars
A familiar chant arises from the audience after many presentations at the DuPont Planetarium, Neil E. Miller said.
This week
The Old Edgefield District Genealogical Society meeting: 3 p.m. today; the Lynch Building annex of the Tompkins Library, 104 Courthouse Square, Edgefield, S.C.; Robert Bentley, a retired journalist, will speak; refreshments; 637-4010
Quilters create bonds while helping children
Some of the women worked in pairs, while others labored alone; however, the quilters at Shiloh Baptist Church on Monday morning shared a common goal.
Across the river
MCG MINI-MEDICAL SCHOOL: 7-9 p.m. Tuesday; School of Dentistry auditorium, room 1020, Medical College of Georgia, 1120 15th St.; gastroenterologists Robert Schade and Sherman Chamberlain will discuss inflammatory bowel disease, constipation, capsule endoscopy and colon cancer; $10 payable at lecture; free for high school students with identification; 721-3967
Reunions
AIKEN HIGH SCHOOL 1975: Seeking classmates for a 30-year reunion Friday, Nov. 25; contact Beverly Adams, (803) 648-3714
Events
LEGACY SCULPTURE AND GARDEN: Outdoor Education Center, two miles of hiking trails, wetlands habitat and a pavilion; self-guided tours 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday-Friday, guided group and weekend tours by appointment; www.nwtf.org
Meetings
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS: 7 p.m. Sundays, Tuesdays; Thursdays and Fridays, Aurora Pavilion, 655 Medical Park Drive, Aiken; 641-5926
Reunions
AIKEN HIGH SCHOOL 1975: Seeking classmates for a 30-year reunion Friday, Nov. 25; contact Beverly Adams, (803) 648-3714
Across the river
MCG MINI-MEDICAL SCHOOL: 7-9 p.m. Tuesday; School of Dentistry auditorium, room 1020, Medical College of Georgia, 1120 15th St.; gastroenterologists Robert Schade and Sherman Chamberlain will discuss inflammatory bowel disease, constipation, capsule endoscopy and colon cancer; $10 payable at lecture; free for high school students with identification; 721-3967
Pet of the week
Janna, 10-week-old female mixed breed, is available for adoption through Molly's Militia. Adoptions are held at PETsMART in Aiken from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturdays and at PETsMART in Augusta from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. Saturdays. Pets can be seen in their foster homes. For more information, visit www.mollys militia.org or call (803) 640-2068, or (706) 364-7334.
Events
LEGACY SCULPTURE AND GARDEN: Outdoor Education Center, two miles of hiking trails, wetlands habitat and a pavilion; self-guided tours 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday-Friday, guided group and weekend tours by appointment; www.nwtf.org
'Vanities' character is stretch for actress's theater premiere
In her debut with the Aiken Community Playhouse, Jamie Turner is playing her exact opposite.
Pet of the week
Janna, 10-week-old female mixed breed, is available for adoption through Molly's Militia. Adoptions are held at PETsMART in Aiken from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturdays and at PETsMART in Augusta from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. Saturdays. Pets can be seen in their foster homes. For more information, visit www.mollys militia.org or call (803) 640-2068, or (706) 364-7334.
Quilters create bonds while helping children
Some of the women worked in pairs, while others labored alone; however, the quilters at Shiloh Baptist Church on Monday morning shared a common goal.
This week
The Old Edgefield District Genealogical Society meeting: 3 p.m. today; the Lynch Building annex of the Tompkins Library, 104 Courthouse Square, Edgefield, S.C.; Robert Bentley, a retired journalist, will speak; refreshments; 637-4010
Former Marine will get league honor
After old war wounds ended his military and then business careers, Ed Hammons began a career of community service.
Around the block
Old Edgefield District Genealogical Society will meet at 3 p.m. today in the Lynch Building annex of the Tompkins Library, 104 Courthouse Square, Edgefield, S.C. Robert Bentley, a retired journalist, will speak. Refreshments will be served. Call 637-4010.
Recreation centers
BROTHERS AND SISTERS MEETINGS: 5-6:30 p.m. Wednesdays; for boys and girls ages 5 to 18; programs offer tutoring, mentoring, cultural and recreational activities and field trips
Library hours
AIKEN COUNTY
Meetings
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS: 7 p.m. Sundays, Tuesdays; Thursdays and Fridays, Aurora Pavilion, 655 Medical Park Drive, Aiken; 641-5926
State has increased monitoring of pumps
Think you were shorted at the gasoline pump the last time you filled up?
Boxer getting an education outside of ring
Although Carl "Josh" Durden has won a national title and numerous state and regional boxing titles, his most recent win didn't come in the ring.
Writer to discuss Southern culture
Author John Shelton Reed says he didn't think much about his Southern roots until he left them behind.
Correction
In a photo caption on the front page of the Nov. 2 Carolina Chronicle, Lisa Williams should have been listed as the owner of the CSRA Life Saver animal clinic. The Chronicle regrets the error.
Writer to discuss Southern culture
Author John Shelton Reed says he didn't think much about his Southern roots until he left them behind.
Planetarium will direct its telescope toward Mars
A familiar chant arises from the audience after many presentations at the DuPont Planetarium, Neil E. Miller said.
Beattie has made big trades before
BOSTON - Trading away a Dominican star wouldn't faze Jim Beattie. As general manager of the Expos, he once sent Pedro Martinez packing from Montreal.
Beattie has made big trades before
BOSTON - Trading away a Dominican star wouldn't faze Jim Beattie. As general manager of the Expos, he once sent Pedro Martinez packing from Montreal.
Beattie has made big trades before
Home repairs keep owners on their toes
Antoniya Lashonda Climons
Broderick Antonio and Antoinette Howard Climons of Thomson are pleased to announce the birth of their daughter, Antoniya Lashonda, born October 27, 2005 at University Hospital in Augusta.
Mia Sydney Muckenfuss
Julia Clark and Paul Muckenfuss, Jr. are pleased to announce the birth of their daughter, Mia Sydney, born October 30, 2005 at Doctors Hospital in Augusta.
Kaylee Ann Jackson
Mark Edward and Vanessa Leslie Jackson of Martinez are pleased to announce the birth of their daughter, Kaylee Ann, born October 10, 2005 at University Hospital in Augusta.
Christopher Alan Roberts
Jason and Holly Roberts of North Augusta are pleased to announce the birth of their son, Christopher Alan, born October 25, 2005 at St. Joseph Hospital in Augusta.
Christopher Alan Roberts
Jason and Holly Roberts of North Augusta are pleased to announce the birth of their son, Christopher Alan, born October 25, 2005 at St. Joseph Hospital in Augusta.
Zachary Paul Locklair
Paul Methea and Stacey C. Locklair III of North Augusta are pleased to announce the birth of their son, Zachary Paul, born October 26, 2005 at University Hospital in Augusta.
Kayla Christine Parham
Nathaniel Andrew and Jessica Christine Parham of Evans are pleased to announce the birth of their daughter, Kayla Christine, born October 31, 2005 at Doctors Hospital in Augusta.
Elijah Andrew Almeter
Michael and Holly Harris Almeter of Augusta are pleased to announce the birth of their son, Elijah Andrew, born September 8, 2005 at University Hospital in Augusta.
Trenton McKay Thompson
T.J. and Carrie Ann Thompson of Augusta are pleased to announce the birth of their son, Trenton McKay, born October 27, 2005 at Doctors Hospital in Augusta.
Slaton Timothy Ragsdale
Tim and Karli Ragsdale of Barnwell are pleased to announce the birth of their son, Slaton Timothy, born October 18, 2005 at University Hospital in Augusta. He made his debut at 7:05 p.m., weighed 9 lbs. 1 oz. and was 21 Ú inches long. Proud grandparents are Carlton and Debra Lemmond of Barnwell and Larry and Sherry Fannon of Elizabethton, Tenn. He was welcomed home by big sister, Sims Kathryn, 4.
Kayla Christine Parham
Nathaniel Andrew and Jessica Christine Parham of Evans are pleased to announce the birth of their daughter, Kayla Christine, born October 31, 2005 at Doctors Hospital in Augusta.
Sasha Nicole Harden
Ernest Gary and Audrey Duffy Harden, Jr. of Grovetown are pleased to announce the birth of their daughter, Sasha Nicole, born August 30, 2005 at University Hospital in Augusta.
Kaylee Ann Jackson
Mark Edward and Vanessa Leslie Jackson of Martinez are pleased to announce the birth of their daughter, Kaylee Ann, born October 10, 2005 at University Hospital in Augusta.
Alexa Lynne Watson
Brad and Lori Beranek Watson of North Augusta are pleased to announce the birth of their daughter, Alexa Lynne, born October 25, 2005 at University Hospital in Augusta.
Zachary Paul Locklair
Paul Methea and Stacey C. Locklair III of North Augusta are pleased to announce the birth of their son, Zachary Paul, born October 26, 2005 at University Hospital in Augusta.
Mia Sydney Muckenfuss
Julia Clark and Paul Muckenfuss, Jr. are pleased to announce the birth of their daughter, Mia Sydney, born October 30, 2005 at Doctors Hospital in Augusta.
Sarah Grace Speering
Russell and Kimberly Speering of Evans are pleased to announce the birth of their daughter, Sarah Grace, born October 28, 2005 at Doctors Hospital in Augusta.
Antoniya Lashonda Climons
Broderick Antonio and Antoinette Howard Climons of Thomson are pleased to announce the birth of their daughter, Antoniya Lashonda, born October 27, 2005 at University Hospital in Augusta.
Carlos Delacruz- Taylor
Pepito Delacruz and Grace Taylor Abrigo of North Augusta are pleased to announce the birth of their son, Carlos Delacruz-Taylor, born October 28, 2005 at University Hospital in Augusta.
Alexa Lynne Watson
Brad and Lori Beranek Watson of North Augusta are pleased to announce the birth of their daughter, Alexa Lynne, born October 25, 2005 at University Hospital in Augusta.
Hailey Nicole McCammon
Charles and April McCammon of Jackson are pleased to announce the birth of their daughter, Hailey Nicole, born October 28, 2005 at University Hospital in Augusta.
Hailey Nicole McCammon
Charles and April McCammon of Jackson are pleased to announce the birth of their daughter, Hailey Nicole, born October 28, 2005 at University Hospital in Augusta.
Carlos Delacruz- Taylor
Pepito Delacruz and Grace Taylor Abrigo of North Augusta are pleased to announce the birth of their son, Carlos Delacruz-Taylor, born October 28, 2005 at University Hospital in Augusta.
Sarah Grace Speering
Russell and Kimberly Speering of Evans are pleased to announce the birth of their daughter, Sarah Grace, born October 28, 2005 at Doctors Hospital in Augusta.
Sasha Nicole Harden
Ernest Gary and Audrey Duffy Harden, Jr. of Grovetown are pleased to announce the birth of their daughter, Sasha Nicole, born August 30, 2005 at University Hospital in Augusta.
Slaton Timothy Ragsdale
Tim and Karli Ragsdale of Barnwell are pleased to announce the birth of their son, Slaton Timothy, born October 18, 2005 at University Hospital in Augusta. He made his debut at 7:05 p.m., weighed 9 lbs. 1 oz. and was 21 Ú inches long. Proud grandparents are Carlton and Debra Lemmond of Barnwell and Larry and Sherry Fannon of Elizabethton, Tenn. He was welcomed home by big sister, Sims Kathryn, 4.
Trenton McKay Thompson
T.J. and Carrie Ann Thompson of Augusta are pleased to announce the birth of their son, Trenton McKay, born October 27, 2005 at Doctors Hospital in Augusta.
Elijah Andrew Almeter
Michael and Holly Harris Almeter of Augusta are pleased to announce the birth of their son, Elijah Andrew, born September 8, 2005 at University Hospital in Augusta.
Kinko's founder didn't copy a business model
DALLAS - A lot of entrepreneurs dream of launching a business built around their hobbies or favorite pastimes.
On the move
Lawyer Chad Medlin has joined the law offices of Buddy Dallas. He was previously employed by Augusta-Richmond County. The Evans resident will focus on domestic relations and criminal defense.
Stocks finish higher on falling oil
A continued slide in oil prices gave Wall Street a moderate advance Friday, with earnings from Dell Inc. and a labor deal at General Motors Corp. feeding the gains. The major indexes ended the week higher.
Stocks finish higher on falling oil
Business calendar
Monday: SuCCess Columbia County Style, Columbia County Chamber of Commerce networking meeting; 5 p.m.; The Family Y, 3570 Wheeler Road; chamber members free, nonmembers $10; R.S.V.P. at 860-4735 or tcarroll@columbiacountychamber.com.
Kinko's founder didn't copy a business model
Business calendar
Monday: SuCCess Columbia County Style, Columbia County Chamber of Commerce networking meeting; 5 p.m.; The Family Y, 3570 Wheeler Road; chamber members free, nonmembers $10; R.S.V.P. at 860-4735 or tcarroll@columbiacountychamber.com.
Trend in retail centers is evolving from malls to open-air lifestyle venues
Kinko's founder didn't copy a business model
DALLAS - A lot of entrepreneurs dream of launching a business built around their hobbies or favorite pastimes.
Stocks finish higher on falling oil
A continued slide in oil prices gave Wall Street a moderate advance Friday, with earnings from Dell Inc. and a labor deal at General Motors Corp. feeding the gains. The major indexes ended the week higher.
School offers tools for startup success
Trend in retail centers is evolving from malls to open-air lifestyle venues
LIFESTYLE - A way of life that reflects the attitudes and values of a person or group.
Four vie to be chamber's award
School offers tools for startup success
ST. PAUL, Minn. - The University of St. Thomas is trying to give the creator of the next Microsoft or Best Buy a leg up on competitors with its new Schulze School of Entrepreneurship.
Four vie to be chamber's award
A school director, a pest control company owner, an ophthalmologist and the head of a security firm.
Trend in retail centers is evolving from malls to open-air lifestyle venues
LIFESTYLE - A way of life that reflects the attitudes and values of a person or group.
Four vie to be chamber's award
A school director, a pest control company owner, an ophthalmologist and the head of a security firm.
School offers tools for startup success
ST. PAUL, Minn. - The University of St. Thomas is trying to give the creator of the next Microsoft or Best Buy a leg up on competitors with its new Schulze School of Entrepreneurship.
On the move
Lawyer Chad Medlin has joined the law offices of Buddy Dallas. He was previously employed by Augusta-Richmond County. The Evans resident will focus on domestic relations and criminal defense.
Editorial cartoon
Editorial cartoon for November 13, 2005.
Editorial cartoon
Editorial cartoon for November 12, 2005.
Editorial cartoon
Editorial cartoon for November 12, 2005.
Editorial cartoon
Editorial cartoon for November 13, 2005.
Nice candidates always finish last
Nice candidates always finish last
So what did happen to Tommy Boyles in the mayor's race?
Nice candidates always finish last
So what did happen to Tommy Boyles in the mayor's race?
FSU seeking higher goals than title
Tommy's Tigers triumph
CLEMSON, S.C. - Charlie Whitehurst's shoulder still hurt this week. But the Clemson quarterback was not going to miss Senior Day and a chance to beat Florida State.
FSU seeking higher goals than title
CLEMSON, S.C. - Nothing to play for? Don't tell that to Florida State's Lorenzo Booker.
Tommy's Tigers triumph
CLEMSON, S.C. - Charlie Whitehurst's shoulder still hurt this week. But the Clemson quarterback was not going to miss Senior Day and a chance to beat Florida State.
Fan enjoys profitable day
CLEMSON, S.C. - Before Saturday, Chris Bostic was a $10-an-hour landscaper whose favorite football memories were running for touchdowns in Pee Wee football.
FSU seeking higher goals than title
CLEMSON, S.C. - Nothing to play for? Don't tell that to Florida State's Lorenzo Booker.
Fan enjoys profitable day
CLEMSON, S.C. - Before Saturday, Chris Bostic was a $10-an-hour landscaper whose favorite football memories were running for touchdowns in Pee Wee football.
Tide washed away by Tigers
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. - Alabama's defense couldn't bail out the fourth-ranked Crimson Tide this time - or rescue its national title hopes.
Defending Division II champs upset in first round
VALDOSTA, Ga. - Vinnie Saylor threw a pair of touchdown passes, and DeMarcus Blount scored twice to lead North Alabama to a 40-13 victory over Valdosta State on Saturday, eliminating the defending national champions in the first round of the NCAA Division II playoffs.
Southern Conference roundup
GREENVILLE, S.C. - Daric Carter ran for 68 yards and two touchdowns to lead Furman to a 34-21 win over Wofford on Saturday.
Tide washed away by Tigers
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. - Alabama's defense couldn't bail out the fourth-ranked Crimson Tide this time - or rescue its national title hopes.
Southern Conference roundup
GREENVILLE, S.C. - Daric Carter ran for 68 yards and two touchdowns to lead Furman to a 34-21 win over Wofford on Saturday.
Defending Division II champs upset in first round
Defending Division II champs upset in first round
VALDOSTA, Ga. - Vinnie Saylor threw a pair of touchdown passes, and DeMarcus Blount scored twice to lead North Alabama to a 40-13 victory over Valdosta State on Saturday, eliminating the defending national champions in the first round of the NCAA Division II playoffs.
Blame riots on rioters
More than 1,000 rioters clashed with police, smashed storefronts and burned down businesses as Argentina-hosted Summit of the Americas talks got under way between the U.S. and our Latin American neighbors last weekend.
Hankerson: targeted for working well with others?
If there were racial tensions on the Augusta Commission - and there have been - Bobby Hankerson was not part of the problem.
Some racists get a pass
Ever heard of Kamau Kambon? Probably not. Neither have most reporters, apparently.
More than protests needed
It's very encouraging to see the anti-al-Qaida protests in Jordan, after the terrorist bombings there this week.
Speed up the slow walk to prison
More than protests needed
It's very encouraging to see the anti-al-Qaida protests in Jordan, after the terrorist bombings there this week.
Blame riots on rioters
More than 1,000 rioters clashed with police, smashed storefronts and burned down businesses as Argentina-hosted Summit of the Americas talks got under way between the U.S. and our Latin American neighbors last weekend.
Hankerson: targeted for working well with others?
Speed up the slow walk to prison
People convicted of felonies in state court are sentenced and marched off to prison to begin serving their time almost immediately.
Some racists get a pass
Ever heard of Kamau Kambon? Probably not. Neither have most reporters, apparently.
Speed up the slow walk to prison
People convicted of felonies in state court are sentenced and marched off to prison to begin serving their time almost immediately.
Hankerson: targeted for working well with others?
If there were racial tensions on the Augusta Commission - and there have been - Bobby Hankerson was not part of the problem.
Traditional favorites and new delights highlight menu
Traditional favorites and new delights highlight menu
Before you head to the supermarket to stock up on holiday staples, take a moment to reflect on the state of your recipe collection.
Traditional favorites and new delights highlight menu
Before you head to the supermarket to stock up on holiday staples, take a moment to reflect on the state of your recipe collection.
Eagles seeking a strong finish
STATESBORO, Ga. - With the buzz of Georgia Southern's biggest win of the season still resonating throughout Paulson Stadium, linebacker John Mohring's statements turned out to be the team's theme of the week.
Eagles glide easily to win
STATESBORO, Ga. - No one chewed their fingernails. No pacemakers worked overtime. No sweat was lost.
Eagles seeking a strong finish
STATESBORO, Ga. - With the buzz of Georgia Southern's biggest win of the season still resonating throughout Paulson Stadium, linebacker John Mohring's statements turned out to be the team's theme of the week.
Eagles glide easily to win
STATESBORO, Ga. - No one chewed their fingernails. No pacemakers worked overtime. No sweat was lost.
Georgia Tech notebook
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. - Georgia Tech's defense isn't invincible after all.
Hagans leads Virginia past Georgia Tech
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. - Virginia claims to be the state for lovers. Evidently not Georgia Tech lovers.
Hagans leads Virginia past Georgia Tech
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. - Virginia claims to be the state for lovers. Evidently not Georgia Tech lovers.
Win vs. Virginia sent Jackets on the way in 1990
ATLANTA - The emotional crash finally came on the bus ride from the airport to the Georgia Tech campus.
Win vs. Virginia sent Jackets on the way in 1990
ATLANTA - The emotional crash finally came on the bus ride from the airport to the Georgia Tech campus.
Georgia Tech notebook
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. - Georgia Tech's defense isn't invincible after all.
Eagles seeking a strong finish
Win vs. Virginia sent Jackets on the way in 1990
Hagans leads Virginia past Georgia Tech
Gore and Funk take lead at Naples tournament
NAPLES, Fla. - A different odd couple - Jason Gore and Fred Funk - is atop the leaderboard after the first round of the Franklin Templeton Shootout.
Gore and Funk take lead at Naples tournament
Gore and Funk take lead at Naples tournament
NAPLES, Fla. - A different odd couple - Jason Gore and Fred Funk - is atop the leaderboard after the first round of the Franklin Templeton Shootout.
Golf roundup
SHANGHAI, China - Tiger Woods is working his charm in a new market.
Golf roundup
SHANGHAI, China - Tiger Woods is working his charm in a new market.
No. 1 Blackville continues its roll
Rebels fill the gaps in victory
Bowdon puts stop to Warren County comeback
Big first half carries Red Devils to win
Small plays huge role for Washington-Wilkes
Hornets sting Thoroughbreds again
Bowdon puts stop to Warren County comeback
BOWDON, Ga. - Bowdon will get its rematch with Hawkinsville after all. But this year, it won't come on the neutral turf of the Georgia Dome.
No. 1 Blackville continues its roll
BLACKVILLE, S.C. -- Quarterback Brandon Pressley continued his strong play, and so did Blackville-Hilda.
Big first half carries Red Devils to win
LINCOLNTON, Ga. - The words "Lincoln County" and "Georgia Dome" seem to go hand in hand.
Blocked punt gets Lions win
SUMTER, S.C. - Throughout the season, a number of different offensive stars have given Augusta Christian the boost it needed to earn a victory. In Friday's 14-7 win at Wilson Hall, defense and special teams made the difference.
Laney falls in the long run
ATLANTA - Chris Thomas and his Laney teammates would give anything to get 17 seconds back.
Hornets sting Thoroughbreds again
AIKEN - Make it a baker's dozen for Aiken when it comes to playing its crosstown rival South Aiken.
Friday night football rewind
On Monday, security cameras at Strom Thurmond High School recorded two starters of the football team carrying bottles of Sunny Delight and Aquafina water.
Small plays huge role for Washington-Wilkes
WASHINGTON, Ga. - Washington-Wilkes knew it could count on the defense coming up big again, but the Tigers were more excited to see their offense come up Small.
Hornets sting Thoroughbreds again
AIKEN - Make it a baker's dozen for Aiken when it comes to playing its crosstown rival South Aiken.
No. 1 Blackville continues its roll
BLACKVILLE, S.C. -- Quarterback Brandon Pressley continued his strong play, and so did Blackville-Hilda.
Blocked punt gets Lions win
SUMTER, S.C. - Throughout the season, a number of different offensive stars have given Augusta Christian the boost it needed to earn a victory. In Friday's 14-7 win at Wilson Hall, defense and special teams made the difference.
Friday's scores
Britt Cooper rushed for more than 200 yards Friday night, and Christopher Mathis and Derrick Mathis both went over the 100-yard mark as Thomas Jefferson earned a spot in next week's GISA Class A state title game.
Rebels fill the gaps in victory
JOHNSTON, S.C. - With all the talk about two starters who wouldn't be there, Friday night's 28-7 victory over Manning in the second round of the Class AAA playoffs put the focus back on the Rebels who took the field.
Friday night football rewind
On Monday, security cameras at Strom Thurmond High School recorded two starters of the football team carrying bottles of Sunny Delight and Aquafina water.
Rebels fill the gaps in victory
JOHNSTON, S.C. - With all the talk about two starters who wouldn't be there, Friday night's 28-7 victory over Manning in the second round of the Class AAA playoffs put the focus back on the Rebels who took the field.
Friday's scores
Britt Cooper rushed for more than 200 yards Friday night, and Christopher Mathis and Derrick Mathis both went over the 100-yard mark as Thomas Jefferson earned a spot in next week's GISA Class A state title game.
Big first half carries Red Devils to win
LINCOLNTON, Ga. - The words "Lincoln County" and "Georgia Dome" seem to go hand in hand.
Bowdon puts stop to Warren County comeback
BOWDON, Ga. - Bowdon will get its rematch with Hawkinsville after all. But this year, it won't come on the neutral turf of the Georgia Dome.
Laney falls in the long run
ATLANTA - Chris Thomas and his Laney teammates would give anything to get 17 seconds back.
Small plays huge role for Washington-Wilkes
WASHINGTON, Ga. - Washington-Wilkes knew it could count on the defense coming up big again, but the Tigers were more excited to see their offense come up Small.
Devils squeak by Capitals, 4-3
WASHINGTON - Martin Brodeur returned to the lineup to end the New Jersey Devils' four-game losing streak, making 21 saves to beat the Washington Capitals 4-3 Friday in a Veterans Day matinee.
Devils squeak by Capitals, 4-3
WASHINGTON - Martin Brodeur returned to the lineup to end the New Jersey Devils' four-game losing streak, making 21 saves to beat the Washington Capitals 4-3 Friday in a Veterans Day matinee.
Devils squeak by Capitals, 4-3
Home repairs keep owners on their toes
We all watch shows like This Old House, where wise and skilled carpenters restore century-old dwellings to their previous splendor.
Home repairs keep owners on their toes
We all watch shows like This Old House, where wise and skilled carpenters restore century-old dwellings to their previous splendor.
How do you stop fraud without voter ID?
Well, well, well. Richmond County Democratic Party Chairman Lowell Greenbaum and the other liberal Democrats (sorry, I'm being redundant) got their way and got the Georgia voter ID law killed - not by the voters, but by a judge.Charles Kimbrough, Sylvania
Are the poor exploited?
With abundant resources available in our society, and considering the conditions in our local and national communities, I wonder if the poor are being financially exploited.Brian Green, Augusta
Judge's behavior was appalling
Doomsayer exaggerates on socialism
In his opposition to federal grants for the Open Land Trust, the Aiken Thoroughbred Racing Hall of Fame, and the National Wild Turkey Federation ("Nation is sliding toward socialism," Nov 8), Andy Windham refers to socialistic and communistic predictions by Norman Thomas and Nikita Khrushchev. It should be pointed out that Norman Thomas, a pretty harmless man in the long run, is dead. Nikita Khrushchev, a not-so-harmless man, is dead. The Soviet Union is dead. American high-schoolers take part in stock market games. President Bush has nominated a thoroughly competent person to head the Federal Reserve.Bruce Brown, Augusta
How do you stop fraud without voter ID?
Without Helen, Augusta missed out
Judge's behavior was appalling
I had the opportunity to stand before Judge William Jennings III. I found him to be insensitive and arrogant, as well as racist. I repeatedly referred to him as "your honor." I paid $31 for a copy of my court transcript and his behavior was no better than someone in the ghetto.Mattie Mitchell, Augusta
How can you defend McCarthy?
Ann Coulter has an acid pen but it skips a lot ("Loony Clooney defends CBS," Nov. 11). Her pen fails to note that Republican Sens. Ralph Flanders of Vermont, Arthur Watkins of Utah and Margaret Chase Smith of Maine successfully led the efforts in the Senate to censure Sen. Joseph McCarthy for his outrageous behavior that brought discredit to the U.S. Senate. The vote to censure was 66-22.Tom Zwemer, Augusta
Mays exemplifies leadership
Now that we are in a mayoral runoff, it is time for all Augusta to make a decision between two men. I would think that qualifications and experience should dictate how the voters make that decision. For that reason, I would like to speak on behalf of Willie Mays.James C. Murray Jr., Augusta
Without Helen, Augusta missed out
In the coming year, what Augustans have to look forward to is suffering budget cuts, higher taxes, a stagnant and underfunded arts community, back-door politics and racial issues. But I guess this is all Augusta knows.Michael J. Ryan, Evans
Elect experienced candidate
As a lifelong resident of Augusta, I would like to express my thoughts as to the upcoming mayoral runoff.Tom Moraetes, Augusta
President Bush needs our support
I am sick and tired of people criticizing President Bush. He is a wonderful man. We are lucky to have him.Emma Stokes, Augusta
How do you stop fraud without voter ID?
Well, well, well. Richmond County Democratic Party Chairman Lowell Greenbaum and the other liberal Democrats (sorry, I'm being redundant) got their way and got the Georgia voter ID law killed - not by the voters, but by a judge.Charles Kimbrough, Sylvania
Elect experienced candidate
As a lifelong resident of Augusta, I would like to express my thoughts as to the upcoming mayoral runoff.Tom Moraetes, Augusta
Without Helen, Augusta missed out
In the coming year, what Augustans have to look forward to is suffering budget cuts, higher taxes, a stagnant and underfunded arts community, back-door politics and racial issues. But I guess this is all Augusta knows.Michael J. Ryan, Evans
Judge's behavior was appalling
I had the opportunity to stand before Judge William Jennings III. I found him to be insensitive and arrogant, as well as racist. I repeatedly referred to him as "your honor." I paid $31 for a copy of my court transcript and his behavior was no better than someone in the ghetto.Mattie Mitchell, Augusta
Doomsayer exaggerates on socialism
In his opposition to federal grants for the Open Land Trust, the Aiken Thoroughbred Racing Hall of Fame, and the National Wild Turkey Federation ("Nation is sliding toward socialism," Nov 8), Andy Windham refers to socialistic and communistic predictions by Norman Thomas and Nikita Khrushchev. It should be pointed out that Norman Thomas, a pretty harmless man in the long run, is dead. Nikita Khrushchev, a not-so-harmless man, is dead. The Soviet Union is dead. American high-schoolers take part in stock market games. President Bush has nominated a thoroughly competent person to head the Federal Reserve.Bruce Brown, Augusta
Are the poor exploited?
With abundant resources available in our society, and considering the conditions in our local and national communities, I wonder if the poor are being financially exploited.Brian Green, Augusta
President Bush needs our support
Doomsayer exaggerates on socialism
How can you defend McCarthy?
Ann Coulter has an acid pen but it skips a lot ("Loony Clooney defends CBS," Nov. 11). Her pen fails to note that Republican Sens. Ralph Flanders of Vermont, Arthur Watkins of Utah and Margaret Chase Smith of Maine successfully led the efforts in the Senate to censure Sen. Joseph McCarthy for his outrageous behavior that brought discredit to the U.S. Senate. The vote to censure was 66-22.Tom Zwemer, Augusta
President Bush needs our support
I am sick and tired of people criticizing President Bush. He is a wonderful man. We are lucky to have him.Emma Stokes, Augusta
Mays exemplifies leadership
Now that we are in a mayoral runoff, it is time for all Augusta to make a decision between two men. I would think that qualifications and experience should dictate how the voters make that decision. For that reason, I would like to speak on behalf of Willie Mays.James C. Murray Jr., Augusta
Robert Langridge: A computer-modeling pioneer
Gutters, downspouts, drainage... and more
Couple love home's style, location
Nomadic hairstylist deserves following
Keep introduction of family members simple
Cleaning vinyl siding is an easy chore
Ask the Carey Brothers
Q: What is the best way to seal the garage floor?
Robert Langridge: A computer-modeling pioneer
Last time Smithsonian magazine checked in with Robert Langridge, 20 years ago, he was enjoying a measure of fame for pioneering a way to visualize the invisible -- the structure and behavior of key biological molecules, such as DNA.
Nomadic hairstylist deserves following
Although it's heartbreaking to lose a boyfriend or a husband, there are few things as harrowing as losing your hairdresser. I discovered how much mine meant to me when I almost lost her.
Nomadic hairstylist deserves following
Although it's heartbreaking to lose a boyfriend or a husband, there are few things as harrowing as losing your hairdresser. I discovered how much mine meant to me when I almost lost her.
Living briefs
Xtreme takes a look at how high schools have changed home room over the years.
Keep introduction of family members simple
Dear Carson: I am the adoptive mother of siblings in a third party, open adoption. It's a challenge at times but well worth it for the children's sake. The children's birthdays are a week apart, so we hold only one birthday party. With natural family, my husband's family and my family, you can imagine the number of people that are invited.
Gutters, downspouts, drainage... and more
Gene Kelly would probably not be remembered as well for his part in "Singing in the Rain" if the movie set had been equipped with rain gutters.
Living briefs
Xtreme takes a look at how high schools have changed home room over the years.
Keep introduction of family members simple
Dear Carson: I am the adoptive mother of siblings in a third party, open adoption. It's a challenge at times but well worth it for the children's sake. The children's birthdays are a week apart, so we hold only one birthday party. With natural family, my husband's family and my family, you can imagine the number of people that are invited.
Couple love home's style, location
When Kay and Andrew Lasser moved to the Augusta area from Tulsa, Okla., they settled into a large house in Jones Creek subdivision in Evans. After a few years, they were ready for a smaller space that was closer to downtown.
Robert Langridge: A computer-modeling pioneer
Last time Smithsonian magazine checked in with Robert Langridge, 20 years ago, he was enjoying a measure of fame for pioneering a way to visualize the invisible -- the structure and behavior of key biological molecules, such as DNA.
Baja is luxurious adventure
ISLA CARMEN, Mexico - Across the channel, the setting sun turned the sharp, desert mountains of the Baja Peninsula a dusty red as they plunged into the placid blue and turquoise waters of the Gulf of California.
Baja is luxurious adventure
ISLA CARMEN, Mexico - Across the channel, the setting sun turned the sharp, desert mountains of the Baja Peninsula a dusty red as they plunged into the placid blue and turquoise waters of the Gulf of California.
Cleaning vinyl siding is an easy chore
If you're the new sheriff out to clean up the town, there's nothing to it if the town has maintenance-free vinyl siding. All such siding normally needs is a good rinse with a garden hose. But after a few years of wear and tear, you might have to work a mite harder.
Cleaning vinyl siding is an easy chore
If you're the new sheriff out to clean up the town, there's nothing to it if the town has maintenance-free vinyl siding. All such siding normally needs is a good rinse with a garden hose. But after a few years of wear and tear, you might have to work a mite harder.
Ask the Carey Brothers
Q: What is the best way to seal the garage floor?
Gutters, downspouts, drainage... and more
Gene Kelly would probably not be remembered as well for his part in "Singing in the Rain" if the movie set had been equipped with rain gutters.
Couple love home's style, location
When Kay and Andrew Lasser moved to the Augusta area from Tulsa, Okla., they settled into a large house in Jones Creek subdivision in Evans. After a few years, they were ready for a smaller space that was closer to downtown.
Lynx welcomed home with loss to Inferno
This was not the homecoming the Augusta Lynx envisioned.
Lynx welcomed home with loss to Inferno
Lynx welcomed home with loss to Inferno
This was not the homecoming the Augusta Lynx envisioned.
Augusta rookie goalie closes door this time
The last time Trevor Cunning was in the net for the Augusta Lynx, the game went to a shootout and the Florida Everblades scored on all three of their chances against the rookie.
Augusta rookie goalie closes door this time
Augusta rookie goalie closes door this time
The last time Trevor Cunning was in the net for the Augusta Lynx, the game went to a shootout and the Florida Everblades scored on all three of their chances against the rookie.
Across South Carolina
COLUMBIA - The General Assembly should have no say in the Medicaid changes Gov. Mark Sanford wants to make, his attorneys said in response to a lawsuit challenging the plan.
Across the area
An Augusta woman told Richmond County sheriff's deputies that she was the victim of a home invasion early Saturday, a police report says.
Kid of the Day
Today's Kid of the Day is Jacob Alexander Rice of Augusta.
News you can use
Today in regional history:
County to hold partial recount
The Augusta-Richmond County Board of Elections on Monday will conduct a recount of votes cast in touch-screen early voting precincts after election officials discovered Friday that 27 absentee ballots were not counted Nov. 8.
Homes' revival stirs public-policy issues
Joseph Moore's American dream was pulled by a tractor trailer to his 1-acre tract in rural Richmond County.
Hicks tells of courage of veterans
Across South Carolina
MYRTLE BEACH - North Myrtle Beach officials are optimistic the area will get money for beach re-nourishment for areas affected by recent tropical storms and hurricanes.
Medicare offices deluged with questions
Carolyn Richardson has heard it all. As a GeorgiaCares program assistant at the Area Agency on Aging in Augusta, she has been fielding countless phone calls from all kinds of Medicare recipients confused about the forthcoming Part D prescription drug programs.
Across Georgia
ATLANTA - Officials have revealed the city's new slogan: "Atlanta: Every day is an opening day."
Across the area
Shoppers might have seen lights from fire trucks as they shopped at the Evans Target on Friday afternoon.
Across Georgia
ATLANTA - Officials have revealed the city's new slogan: "Atlanta: Every day is an opening day."
Rants and Raves
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Rants and Raves
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News you can use
Events for today include:
Park plan raises concerns
Columbia County Commission members have said they think it's a move that will only save county taxpayers money: allowing a Family Y to locate in a planned county park.
Wreck leaves one person dead, others injured
At least one person is dead after a car wreck occurred near the Burke County line late Saturday night.
Rants ands raves
Comments from readers:
Officials seek two men in shooting deaths
Richmond County authorities are searching for a pair of gunmen they said shot to death two Augusta men outside a club early Saturday morning.
Where we live
A weekly snapshot of the interesting places that make up the Augusta area
Teen steps into spotlight as mayor
Contractors will repair Augusta Diversion Dam
The oldest dam on the Savannah River is getting a facelift of sorts.
Community offers salute to service
Phone towers could get limits
Columbia County officials are in the process of drafting a new ordinance that would take on a tall issue: that of the cell-phone tower.
News you can use
Events for today include:
Contractors will repair Augusta Diversion Dam
Across South Carolina
COLUMBIA - The General Assembly should have no say in the Medicaid changes Gov. Mark Sanford wants to make, his attorneys said in response to a lawsuit challenging the plan.
News you can use
Today in regional history:
Plan for change stirs questions
Medicare offices deluged with questions
Carolyn Richardson has heard it all. As a GeorgiaCares program assistant at the Area Agency on Aging in Augusta, she has been fielding countless phone calls from all kinds of Medicare recipients confused about the forthcoming Part D prescription drug programs.
Trump executive Kepcher inspires workers
Police seek gunmen in slaying of two men outside nightclub
Richmond County authorities are searching for a pair of gunmen they said shot two Augusta men to death outside a club early Saturday morning.
Across the area
An Augusta woman told Richmond County sheriff's deputies that she was the victim of a home invasion early Saturday, a police report says.
Audit reveals closed-door laws not always followed
County to hold partial recount
Fire honors worn-out flags
It might seem to an outside observer highly odd for veterans who fought under the Stars and Stripes to set it alight.
Tougher Web law praised
AIKEN - By many accounts, South Carolina's tough, new law protecting children from Internet sex predators has been a smashing success.
General dismayed by lack of recruits
Back when Leon Perre joined the Navy, he and his three brothers were eager to enlist, he said Friday during a Veterans Day ceremony at Savannah River Site.
Across the area
An Augusta woman told Richmond County sheriff's deputies that she was the victim of a home invasion early Saturday, a police report says.
Rants and Raves
Comments from readers:
Homes' revival stirs public-policy issues
Kid of the Day
Noah Martin Rice is today's Kid of the Day.
Medicare offices deluged with questions
Plan for change stirs questions
ATLANTA - The possibility of sweeping changes to taxpayer-funded health care for lower-income Georgians has some advocates on edge as a group assembled by Gov. Sonny Perdue works to put the finishing touches on a proposal to rein in the program's cost.
Police seek gunmen in slaying of two men outside nightclub
800 acres given to state program
WOODBINE, Ga. - A St. Simons Island developer and his business partner have donated nearly 800 acres of land at the north end of Camden County to the state's land conservation program.
Across South Carolina
MYRTLE BEACH - North Myrtle Beach officials are optimistic the area will get money for beach re-nourishment for areas affected by recent tropical storms and hurricanes.
Teen steps into spotlight as mayor
HILLSDALE, Mich. - Cameras hummed and reporters fired away Wednesday as freshly elected Mayor Michael Sessions fielded questions about his unlikely victory.
Community offers salute to service
For Arsinia Diaz, Veterans Day in Augusta was bittersweet.
Corrections
- A story in Wednesday's editions of The Augusta Chronicle incorrectly spelled the name of Daisy Bailey, an unopposed winner of Tuesday's Blythe City Council election.
Trump executive Kepcher inspires workers
Geanne Pierre Gordon felt something when she shook hands with Donald Trump's right-hand woman, Carolyn Kepcher, on Friday night.
Veterans Day events
Veterans Day events scheduled this weekend:
Corrections
- A story in Wednesday's editions of The Augusta Chronicle incorrectly spelled the name of Daisy Bailey, an unopposed winner of Tuesday's Blythe City Council election.
Standing in support
Emilia Jefferson, 3, listens to the national anthem during the Veterans Day ceremony on Riverwalk Augusta.
Kid of the Day
Noah Martin Rice is today's Kid of the Day.
Company's pullout raises tax deal question
AIKEN - Pharmaceutical manufacturer GlaxoSmithKline will get approval soon from the county council on a fee in lieu of taxes agreement on a minimum $60 million expansion at its plant in Aiken.
Across the southeast
JACKSONVILLE, FLA. - A Jacksonville lawyer helped a Connecticut woman win more than $10 million for undergoing a hysterectomy after a false cancer diagnosis, taking on Yale University in a case many lawyers declined.
Phone towers could get limits
Columbia County officials are in the process of drafting a new ordinance that would take on a tall issue: that of the cell-phone tower.
Across Georgia
ATLANTA - Authorities are looking into allegations that Georgia Department of Juvenile Justice documents were altered to help juvenile detention facilities pass federal inspections.
Fourth vacant house burns
Firefighters extinguished a fire that destroyed an abandoned house at 10th and Fenwick streets Friday evening.
March protests use of Tasers
LAWRENCEVILLE, Ga. - About 200 people marched Saturday in Gwinnett County, calling for an end to law enforcement's use of Taser guns like the one used on an inmate who died days later.
Trump executive Kepcher inspires workers
Geanne Pierre Gordon felt something when she shook hands with Donald Trump's right-hand woman, Carolyn Kepcher, on Friday night.
Where we live
A weekly snapshot of the interesting places that make up the Augusta area
General dismayed by lack of recruits
Back when Leon Perre joined the Navy, he and his three brothers were eager to enlist, he said Friday during a Veterans Day ceremony at Savannah River Site.
Tougher Web law praised
AIKEN - By many accounts, South Carolina's tough, new law protecting children from Internet sex predators has been a smashing success.
Hicks tells of courage of veterans
A veteran herself now, retired Maj. Gen. Janet Hicks delivered a Veterans Day message of heroism and honor to an assembly of Greenbrier High School students Friday.
General dismayed by lack of recruits
Community offers salute to service
For Arsinia Diaz, Veterans Day in Augusta was bittersweet.
800 acres given to state program
Standing in support
Emilia Jefferson, 3, listens to the national anthem during the Veterans Day ceremony on Riverwalk Augusta.
Company's pullout raises tax deal question
Across the area
Shoppers might have seen lights from fire trucks as they shopped at the Evans Target on Friday afternoon.
Fire honors worn-out flags
It might seem to an outside observer highly odd for veterans who fought under the Stars and Stripes to set it alight.
Company's pullout raises tax deal question
AIKEN - Pharmaceutical manufacturer GlaxoSmithKline will get approval soon from the county council on a fee in lieu of taxes agreement on a minimum $60 million expansion at its plant in Aiken.
Across Georgia
ATLANTA - Authorities are looking into allegations that Georgia Department of Juvenile Justice documents were altered to help juvenile detention facilities pass federal inspections.
Fourth vacant house burns
Firefighters extinguished a fire that destroyed an abandoned house at 10th and Fenwick streets Friday evening.
Audit reveals closed-door laws not always followed
COLUMBIA - A quarter of elected officials in a statewide survey say they've broken state law by letting their closed-door session stray beyond what they promised the public they would discuss while out of sight and earshot.
Hicks tells of courage of veterans
A veteran herself now, retired Maj. Gen. Janet Hicks delivered a Veterans Day message of heroism and honor to an assembly of Greenbrier High School students Friday.
Kid of the Day
Today's Kid of the Day is Jacob Alexander Rice of Augusta.
Veterans Day events
Veterans Day events scheduled this weekend:
Rants ands raves
Comments from readers:
800 acres given to state program
WOODBINE, Ga. - A St. Simons Island developer and his business partner have donated nearly 800 acres of land at the north end of Camden County to the state's land conservation program.
Audit reveals closed-door laws not always followed
COLUMBIA - A quarter of elected officials in a statewide survey say they've broken state law by letting their closed-door session stray beyond what they promised the public they would discuss while out of sight and earshot.
County to hold partial recount
The Augusta-Richmond County Board of Elections on Monday will conduct a recount of votes cast in touch-screen early voting precincts after election officials discovered Friday that 27 absentee ballots were not counted Nov. 8.
Police seek gunmen in slaying of two men outside nightclub
Richmond County authorities are searching for a pair of gunmen they said shot two Augusta men to death outside a club early Saturday morning.
Homes' revival stirs public-policy issues
Joseph Moore's American dream was pulled by a tractor trailer to his 1-acre tract in rural Richmond County.
Contractors will repair Augusta Diversion Dam
The oldest dam on the Savannah River is getting a facelift of sorts.
Teen steps into spotlight as mayor
HILLSDALE, Mich. - Cameras hummed and reporters fired away Wednesday as freshly elected Mayor Michael Sessions fielded questions about his unlikely victory.
Plan for change stirs questions
ATLANTA - The possibility of sweeping changes to taxpayer-funded health care for lower-income Georgians has some advocates on edge as a group assembled by Gov. Sonny Perdue works to put the finishing touches on a proposal to rein in the program's cost.
March protests use of Tasers
LAWRENCEVILLE, Ga. - About 200 people marched Saturday in Gwinnett County, calling for an end to law enforcement's use of Taser guns like the one used on an inmate who died days later.
Park plan raises concerns
Columbia County Commission members have said they think it's a move that will only save county taxpayers money: allowing a Family Y to locate in a planned county park.
Georgia penalized for early celebration
ATHENS, Ga. -- They poured out of bars and danced around barbeques. They were ringing the chapel bells and toasting the enemy all over campus Saturday afternoon.
Georgia penalized for early celebration
ATHENS, Ga. -- They poured out of bars and danced around barbeques. They were ringing the chapel bells and toasting the enemy all over campus Saturday afternoon.
With 'Derailed,' Jennifer Aniston tries to get on track
NEW YORK - With the exposure - or overexposure - of her personal life, it's easy to forget "Derailed" is Jennifer Aniston's first film since "Friends."
With 'Derailed,' Jennifer Aniston tries to get on track
NEW YORK - With the exposure - or overexposure - of her personal life, it's easy to forget "Derailed" is Jennifer Aniston's first film since "Friends."
With 'Derailed,' Jennifer Aniston tries to get on track
Pianist Earl Wild ever active as he approaches 90th birthday
Cyndi Lauper shines on acoustic versions of old hits
On her new disc "The Body Acoustic," 52-year-old Cyndi Lauper recasts a slew of her old hits - from "She Bop" to "True Colors" and "Time after Time" - in acoustic form.
Pianist Earl Wild ever active as he approaches 90th birthday
NEW YORK - New album, master classes, concert performances in Europe and America - Earl Wild is turning 90, but that's not stopping him.
Cyndi Lauper shines on acoustic versions of old hits
On her new disc "The Body Acoustic," 52-year-old Cyndi Lauper recasts a slew of her old hits - from "She Bop" to "True Colors" and "Time after Time" - in acoustic form.
Cyndi Lauper shines on acoustic versions of old hits
Pianist Earl Wild ever active as he approaches 90th birthday
NEW YORK - New album, master classes, concert performances in Europe and America - Earl Wild is turning 90, but that's not stopping him.
Johnson running out of time
AVONDALE, Ariz. - Jimmie Johnson doesn't think he's asking for much - a couple of wins added with a couple seventh- or eighth-place finishes for Tony Stewart.
NASCAR notebook
AVONDALE, Ariz. - Carl Edwards won another race Saturday, this time holding off Busch series runner-up Clint Bowyer to take the Arizona 200 at Phoenix International Raceway.
Roush feels singled out by car limit
AVONDALE, Ariz. - Roush Racing couldn't help but feel singled out by NASCAR's new rule that limits the number of entries.
NASCAR notebook
AVONDALE, Ariz. - Carl Edwards won another race Saturday, this time holding off Busch series runner-up Clint Bowyer to take the Arizona 200 at Phoenix International Raceway.
Johnson running out of time
AVONDALE, Ariz. - Jimmie Johnson doesn't think he's asking for much - a couple of wins added with a couple seventh- or eighth-place finishes for Tony Stewart.
Roush feels singled out by car limit
Roush feels singled out by car limit
AVONDALE, Ariz. - Roush Racing couldn't help but feel singled out by NASCAR's new rule that limits the number of entries.
Grizzlies nip winless Hawks at buzzer
ATLANTA - Pau Gasol's tip-in at the final buzzer lifted the Memphis Grizzlies to an 85-84 victory over the winless Atlanta Hawks on Saturday night.
Grizzlies nip winless Hawks at buzzer
ATLANTA - Pau Gasol's tip-in at the final buzzer lifted the Memphis Grizzlies to an 85-84 victory over the winless Atlanta Hawks on Saturday night.
Bobcats can't handle the Heat
MIAMI - Jason Williams scored 22 points, Dwyane Wade added 19 and Alonzo Mourning 16 to lead the Miami Heat over the Charlotte Bobcats 108-99 Saturday night.
Grizzlies nip winless Hawks at buzzer
Bobcats can't handle the Heat
MIAMI - Jason Williams scored 22 points, Dwyane Wade added 19 and Alonzo Mourning 16 to lead the Miami Heat over the Charlotte Bobcats 108-99 Saturday night.
Unproven receivers try to fill T.O.'s shoes
NFL power rankings for Week 10
Falcons insist they're not overlooking lowly Packers
Mr. Michael A. Bogans (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mr. Wayne H. Wills (NORTH AUGUSTA, S.C.)
Mrs. Dorothy McCladdie (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mr. Willie Johnson, Sr. (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mrs. Mary Lou Martin (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mr. Henry B. Landis (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mr. Joseph C. Goudy (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mr. Samuel Malone (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mrs. Mary Martin (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mrs. Dorothy McCladdie (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mrs. Linda P. Hadden (NORTH AUGUSTA, S.C.)
Mrs. Brenda Mitchell (GROVETOWN, Ga.)
Mr. Tom Caldwell (DEARING, Ga.)
Mr. Keith B. Moore (NORTH AUGUSTA, S.C.)
Mr. Henry B. Landis (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mrs. Frances Newman (GROVETOWN, Ga.)
Mr. Robert Sanon (HEPHZIBAH, Ga.)
Mr. James Cullum, Sr. (AIKEN, S.C.)
Dr. Thomas B. Smith (CHARLESTON, S.C.)
Mr. Lee R. Vick (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mr. Ralph E. Stanley (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mrs. Dorothy McCladdie (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mr. Rufus A. Jenkins, Sr. (LOS ANGELES)
Mr. Willie A. Walker (WRENS, Ga.)
Mr. Alvis A. Dye (TYRONE, Ga.)
Mrs. Martha Warnock (SWAINSBORO, Ga.)
Mr. Michael A. Bogans (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mrs. Catherine Washington (GROVETOWN, Ga.)
Mr. James R. Carter (AIKEN, S.C.)
Mr. Willie Lee Wesbey (HEPHZIBAH, Ga.)
Mrs. Beatrice Johnson (SPARTA, Ga.)
Mr. James E. Wheeler (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mr. Samuel Malone (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mr. Wayne H. Wills (NORTH AUGUSTA, S.C.)
Mrs. Brenda Mitchell (GROVETOWN, Ga.)
Dr. Virgil Woods (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Dr. Thomas B. Smith (CHARLESTON, S.C.)
Mrs. Rebecca Wilson (COMMERCE, Ga.)
Mrs. Martha Warnock (SWAINSBORO, Ga.)
Mr. Wayne H. Wills (NORTH AUGUSTA, S.C.)
Mr. Wayne H. Wills (NORTH AUGUSTA, S.C.)
Mrs. Ruth Willingham (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mrs. Ollie Mae Williams (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mrs. Catherine Pattis (BELVEDERE, S.C.)
Mrs. Beulah Starlings (WARRENVILLE, S.C.)
Mr. Lee R. Vick (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mr. Moses T. Prince (MCCORMICK, S.C.)
Abigail Grace Malone (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mrs. Beulah Starlings (WARRENVILLE, S.C.)
Mr. Willie Johnson, Sr. (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mr. Clinton Ryans, Sr. (HEPHZIBAH, Ga.)
Mr. Larry Gaines (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mr. Moses T. Prince (MCCORMICK, S.C.)
Mr. James Cullum, Sr. (AIKEN, S.C.)
Mrs. Catherine Pattis (BELVEDERE, S.C.)
Mr. J. Paul Banes (NORTH AUGUSTA, S.C.)
Mr. Keith B. Moore (NORTH AUGUSTA, S.C.)
Mrs. Nelmer H. Bowden (NORTH AUGUSTA, S.C.)
Mr. Charles W. McNeal (NORTH AUGUSTA, S.C.)
Mr. James R. Carter (AIKEN, S.C.)
Mrs. Sarah R. Corbett (LINCOLNTON, Ga.)
Mr. Alvis A. Dye (TYRONE, Ga.)
Mrs. Dorothy McCladdie (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mrs. Linda P. Hadden (NORTH AUGUSTA, S.C.)
Mr. Samuel Malone (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mr. Willie Johnson, Sr. (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Abigail Grace Malone (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mr. Willie A. Walker (WRENS, Ga.)
Mrs. Ollie Mae Williams (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mrs. Mary Martin (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mrs. Lillian Boerger (AIKEN, S.C.)
Mr. Keith B. Moore (NORTH AUGUSTA, S.C.)
Mrs. Lee Anna Payne (FALL RIVER, Mass.)
Mrs. Frances Newman (GROVETOWN, Ga.)
Mrs. Vera "Jay" Rhoden (BATH, S.C.)
Mr. Robert Sanon (HEPHZIBAH, Ga.)
Mr. J. Paul Banes (NORTH AUGUSTA, S.C.)
Mr. Ralph E. Stanley (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mrs. Mary Lou Martin (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mr. Willie A. Walker (WRENS, Ga.)
Mr. Henry B. Landis (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mrs. Catherine Washington (GROVETOWN, Ga.)
Mr. Willie Johnson, Sr. (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Dr. Virgil Woods (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mr. Louis Johnson, Sr. (AIKEN, S.C.)
Mrs. Rebecca Wilson (COMMERCE, Ga.)
Mr. Rufus A. Jenkins, Sr. (LOS ANGELES)
Mrs. Ruth Willingham (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mrs. Linda P. Hadden (NORTH AUGUSTA, S.C.)
Mrs. Catherine Washington (GROVETOWN, Ga.)
Mr. Joseph C. Goudy (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mr. Larry Gaines (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mr. Ollie R. Hutchins (APPLING, Ga.)
Mrs. Lee Anna Payne (FALL RIVER, Mass.)
Mrs. Vera "Jay" Rhoden (BATH, S.C.)
Mrs. Catherine Pattis (BELVEDERE, S.C.)
Mrs. Beatrice Johnson (SPARTA, Ga.)
Mr. Charles W. McNeal (NORTH AUGUSTA, S.C.)
Mr. Keith B. Moore (NORTH AUGUSTA, S.C.)
Mrs. Sarah McClellan (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mr. Robert Bruder, Jr. (BATH, S.C.)
Mr. Samuel Malone (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mr. Grover Broadwater (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mrs. Lillie Mae Nelson (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mr. Peter D. Fransham (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mr. Henry B. Landis (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mr. Alvis A. Dye (TYRONE, Ga.)
Mr. Louis Johnson, Sr. (AIKEN, S.C.)
Mr. James Cullum, Sr. (AIKEN, S.C.)
Mr. Ollie R. Hutchins (APPLING, Ga.)
Dr. Cason Conrad Smith (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mr. James J. Hogan (NATCHEZ, Miss.)
Mr. Paul J. Connell (ATLANTA, Ga.)
Mr. Joseph C. Goudy (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mrs. Sarah R. Corbett (LINCOLNTON, Ga.)
Mr. Clarence Frazier, Jr. (ALLENDALE, S.C.)
Mr. James R. Carter (AIKEN, S.C.)
Mr. Thomas Davis, Jr. (LINCOLNTON, Ga.)
Mr. Tom Caldwell (DEARING, Ga.)
Mr. Rupert Freeman (SYLVANIA, Ga.)
Mrs. Nelmer H. Bowden (NORTH AUGUSTA, S.C.)
Mr. Clarence Frazier, Jr. (ALLENDALE, S.C.)
Mr. Robert Bruder, Jr. (BATH, S.C.)
Mr. Larry Gaines (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mrs. Joyce Boone (THOMSON, Ga.)
Mrs. Linda P. Hadden (NORTH AUGUSTA, S.C.)
Mrs. Lillian Boerger (AIKEN, S.C.)
Mr. Larry Gaines (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mrs. Lillian Boerger (AIKEN, S.C.)
Mr. Paul J. Connell (ATLANTA, Ga.)
Mrs. Joyce Boone (THOMSON, Ga.)
Dr. Cason Conrad Smith (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mr. Robert Bruder, Jr. (BATH, S.C.)
Mr. Alvis A. Dye (TYRONE, Ga.)
Mr. James Cullum, Sr. (AIKEN, S.C.)
Mrs. Sarah R. Corbett (LINCOLNTON, Ga.)
Mr. Peter D. Fransham (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mr. Thomas Davis, Jr. (LINCOLNTON, Ga.)
Mr. Rupert Freeman (SYLVANIA, Ga.)
Mr. Willie Carter, Sr. (ALLENDALE, S.C.)
Mr. Larry Gaines (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mr. Joseph C. Goudy (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mr. Grover Broadwater (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mr. James J. Hogan (NATCHEZ, Miss.)
Mr. Robert Sanon (HEPHZIBAH, Ga.)
Mr. Willie Johnson, Sr. (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mr. Clinton Ryans, Sr. (HEPHZIBAH, Ga.)
Mrs. Catherine Washington (GROVETOWN, Ga.)
Dr. Thomas B. Smith (CHARLESTON, S.C.)
Mr. Grover Broadwater (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mr. Joseph C. Goudy (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mr. J. Paul Banes (NORTH AUGUSTA, S.C.)
Mrs. Brenda Mitchell (GROVETOWN, Ga.)
Mr. Wayne H. Wills (NORTH AUGUSTA, S.C.)
Mr. Robert Bruder, Jr. (BATH, S.C.)
Mrs. Lee Anna Payne (FALL RIVER, Mass.)
Mr. Clinton Ryans, Sr. (HEPHZIBAH, Ga.)
Mr. Samuel Malone (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mrs. Martha Warnock (SWAINSBORO, Ga.)
Mr. Tom Caldwell (DEARING, Ga.)
Mrs. Ruth Willingham (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mr. Alvis A. Dye (TYRONE, Ga.)
Mr. Willie Johnson, Sr. (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mr. Keith B. Moore (NORTH AUGUSTA, S.C.)
Mrs. Dorothy McCladdie (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mrs. Mary Lou Martin (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mrs. Ollie Mae Williams (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mr. Alvis A. Dye (TYRONE, Ga.)
Mr. Rupert Freeman (SYLVANIA, Ga.)
Mrs. Mary Martin (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mr. Lee R. Vick (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mr. Ollie R. Hutchins (APPLING, Ga.)
Mr. James Cullum, Sr. (AIKEN, S.C.)
Mr. Michael A. Bogans (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mrs. Joyce Boone (THOMSON, Ga.)
Mr. Peter D. Fransham (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mrs. Nelmer H. Bowden (NORTH AUGUSTA, S.C.)
Mr. Willie Johnson, Sr. (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mrs. Catherine Pattis (BELVEDERE, S.C.)
Mr. Robert Sanon (HEPHZIBAH, Ga.)
Mr. Charles W. McNeal (NORTH AUGUSTA, S.C.)
Mrs. Frances Newman (GROVETOWN, Ga.)
Mr. James E. Wheeler (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mr. Willie A. Walker (WRENS, Ga.)
Mr. Joseph C. Goudy (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mr. Henry B. Landis (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mr. James Cullum, Sr. (AIKEN, S.C.)
Mrs. Dorothy McCladdie (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mrs. Sarah R. Corbett (LINCOLNTON, Ga.)
Mrs. Linda P. Hadden (NORTH AUGUSTA, S.C.)
Mr. James R. Carter (AIKEN, S.C.)
Mr. Willie Carter, Sr. (ALLENDALE, S.C.)
Abigail Grace Malone (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mrs. Lillian Boerger (AIKEN, S.C.)
Mr. Ralph E. Stanley (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mr. Wayne H. Wills (NORTH AUGUSTA, S.C.)
Mr. Samuel Malone (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Dr. Virgil Woods (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mr. Willie Lee Wesbey (HEPHZIBAH, Ga.)
Mr. Paul J. Connell (ATLANTA, Ga.)
Mrs. Vera "Jay" Rhoden (BATH, S.C.)
Mr. Moses T. Prince (MCCORMICK, S.C.)
Mr. Larry Gaines (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mr. Robert Bruder, Jr. (BATH, S.C.)
Mr. Larry Gaines (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mr. James J. Hogan (NATCHEZ, Miss.)
Mr. Henry B. Landis (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mrs. Beulah Starlings (WARRENVILLE, S.C.)
Mrs. Catherine Washington (GROVETOWN, Ga.)
Mr. Thomas Davis, Jr. (LINCOLNTON, Ga.)
Mr. Clarence Frazier, Jr. (ALLENDALE, S.C.)
Mrs. Beatrice Johnson (SPARTA, Ga.)
Mrs. Sarah McClellan (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mr. Keith B. Moore (NORTH AUGUSTA, S.C.)
Mr. Louis Johnson, Sr. (AIKEN, S.C.)
Mrs. Rebecca Wilson (COMMERCE, Ga.)
Mrs. Linda P. Hadden (NORTH AUGUSTA, S.C.)
Mrs. Lillie Mae Nelson (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Mr. Rufus A. Jenkins, Sr. (LOS ANGELES)
Dr. Cason Conrad Smith (AUGUSTA, Ga.)
Well-guided, attentive middle school years are crucial to pupils' success
Your editorial Nov. 8 ("The middle school dilemma"), calling for reform in our middle schools should be re-run every week until someone answers the call.
Well-guided, attentive middle school years are crucial to pupils' success
Your editorial Nov. 8 ("The middle school dilemma"), calling for reform in our middle schools should be re-run every week until someone answers the call.
Well-guided, attentive middle school years are crucial to pupils' success
Your editorial Nov. 8 ("The middle school dilemma"), calling for reform in our middle schools should be re-run every week until someone answers the call.
Yellow Jackets lose regatta on penalty
Overtime
In Los Angeles, Mary Pierce edged top-ranked Lindsay Davenport, 7-6 (5), 7-6 (6), in a matchup of older big-serving power hitters in the semifinals of the WTA Championships.
Yellow Jackets lose regatta on penalty
Approaching dusk after nearly nine hours of racing Saturday afternoon, the winner of the feature race at the 9th Head of the South Regatta remained unknown.
Yellow Jackets lose regatta on penalty
Approaching dusk after nearly nine hours of racing Saturday afternoon, the winner of the feature race at the 9th Head of the South Regatta remained unknown.
Area sports anouncements
Note: Announcements for participatory events must be written, delivered, mailed or faxed to The Augusta Chronicle, P.O. Box 1928, Augusta, GA 30903-1928, with a return address and phone number. No phone calls are accepted. Fax number: (706) 823-3408. The announcements will be published weekly.
Overtime
Augusta will play host to more than 1,000 athletes today for the ninth annual Head of the South Regatta.
Sports rants
For all those folks calling about Florida's win over Georgia, D.J. Shockley would have meant a win. Let's see what Florida would have done without Chris Leak.
Overtime
Augusta will play host to more than 1,000 athletes today for the ninth annual Head of the South Regatta.
Overtime
In Los Angeles, Mary Pierce edged top-ranked Lindsay Davenport, 7-6 (5), 7-6 (6), in a matchup of older big-serving power hitters in the semifinals of the WTA Championships.
Area sports anouncements
Note: Announcements for participatory events must be written, delivered, mailed or faxed to The Augusta Chronicle, P.O. Box 1928, Augusta, GA 30903-1928, with a return address and phone number. No phone calls are accepted. Fax number: (706) 823-3408. The announcements will be published weekly.
Sports rants
For all those folks calling about Florida's win over Georgia, D.J. Shockley would have meant a win. Let's see what Florida would have done without Chris Leak.
One for the record book
Sgt. David Moss, a military game warden at Fort Gordon, was in the right place at the right time at 5:45 p.m. on Oct. 25, when this record-book buck wandered by.
One for the record book
Sgt. David Moss, a military game warden at Fort Gordon, was in the right place at the right time at 5:45 p.m. on Oct. 25, when this record-book buck wandered by.
Outdoors calendar
NOTE: All the listed events are open to the public, although membership in some organizations might be required.
Outdoors calendar
NOTE: All the listed events are open to the public, although membership in some organizations might be required.
Local hunter part of state's deer history
LEAH, Ga. - There were no deer in Columbia County when John Eubank learned to hunt.
Local hunter part of state's deer history
LEAH, Ga. - There were no deer in Columbia County when John Eubank learned to hunt.
NFL power rankings for Week 10
Every week of the season, The Augusta Chronicle's Raymond Beasock will rank the pro teams.
Unproven receivers try to fill T.O.'s shoes
PHILADELPHIA - Greg Lewis didn't work on his dance moves. Reggie Brown hasn't thought of any new routines. Billy McMullen isn't the showboating type.
Area players in the pros
How they fared
Area players in the pros
How they fared
NFL power rankings for Week 10
Every week of the season, The Augusta Chronicle's Raymond Beasock will rank the pro teams.
Falcons insist they're not overlooking lowly Packers
ATLANTA - The Atlanta Falcons have plenty of reasons to look past Sunday.
Falcons insist they're not overlooking lowly Packers
ATLANTA - The Atlanta Falcons have plenty of reasons to look past Sunday.
Unproven receivers try to fill T.O.'s shoes
PHILADELPHIA - Greg Lewis didn't work on his dance moves. Reggie Brown hasn't thought of any new routines. Billy McMullen isn't the showboating type.
There are times when we must take a stand
Looking out a hotel window, I saw the mighty Ohio River. A lonely channel marker silently witnessed via its wake that here was a powerful river with a prevailing current, with both constructive and destructive potential.
Faith digest
Volunteers bring hope and assistance to Gulf Coast communities hit by Hurricane Katrina.
Woman acts on faith for funding
Sheri Davis' investment of six hours in writing a grant application has netted $15,000 for Interfaith Hospitality Network.
Faith calendar
The Faith Calendar lists church and temple activities. Space is limited. Deadline is noon Monday. Send to churchnews@augustachronicle.com. Send a fax to 722-7403 or mail to Faith Calendar, The Augusta Chronicle Newsroom, P.O. Box 1928, Augusta, GA 30903-1928.
A sociologist and a theologian see significant moral decline in America
As the 21st century began, University of Virginia sociologist James Davison Hunter produced a jeremiad that deserved far more attention than it received: "The Death of Character: Moral Education in an Age Without Good or Evil" (Basic Books).
Clergy of rentapriest.com deliver God's word, perform rites after leaving Catholic Church
One is a psychotherapist. A second is a retired travel agent. A third sells medical equipment. But Sean Patrick O'Reilly, Ralph Bastian and John Shuster share an additional identity: Each is an ordained Catholic priest.
Clergy of rentapriest.com deliver God's word, perform rites after leaving Catholic Church
One is a psychotherapist. A second is a retired travel agent. A third sells medical equipment. But Sean Patrick O'Reilly, Ralph Bastian and John Shuster share an additional identity: Each is an ordained Catholic priest.
Faith digest
Volunteers bring hope and assistance to Gulf Coast communities hit by Hurricane Katrina.
Christians to unite for prayer
They will join other Christians to pray for the Augusta community, for leaders and for peace at a citywide rally at 7 p.m. Friday at Bell Auditorium, 712 Telfair St.
Woman acts on faith for funding
Sheri Davis' investment of six hours in writing a grant application has netted $15,000 for Interfaith Hospitality Network.
Christians to unite for prayer
They will join other Christians to pray for the Augusta community, for leaders and for peace at a citywide rally at 7 p.m. Friday at Bell Auditorium, 712 Telfair St.
There are times when we must take a stand
Looking out a hotel window, I saw the mighty Ohio River. A lonely channel marker silently witnessed via its wake that here was a powerful river with a prevailing current, with both constructive and destructive potential.
A sociologist and a theologian see significant moral decline in America
As the 21st century began, University of Virginia sociologist James Davison Hunter produced a jeremiad that deserved far more attention than it received: "The Death of Character: Moral Education in an Age Without Good or Evil" (Basic Books).
Faith calendar
The Faith Calendar lists church and temple activities. Space is limited. Deadline is noon Monday. Send to churchnews@augustachronicle.com. Send a fax to 722-7403 or mail to Faith Calendar, The Augusta Chronicle Newsroom, P.O. Box 1928, Augusta, GA 30903-1928.
Local hunter part of state's deer history
Georgia penalized for early celebration
TV Lookout: highlights (and lowlights) for the week ahead
The potential bird flu crisis is enough to make anyone duck under the covers. But if knowledge is power, then a pair of National Geographic Channel specials can at least explain what we might be facing if not erase our fears.
TV Lookout: highlights (and lowlights) for the week ahead
The potential bird flu crisis is enough to make anyone duck under the covers. But if knowledge is power, then a pair of National Geographic Channel specials can at least explain what we might be facing if not erase our fears.
TV Lookout: highlights (and lowlights) for the week ahead
Tigers give Bulldogs the boot
ATHENS, Ga. - Auburn's hopes of reaching the Southeastern Conference championship game took a major blow before the kickoff.
One point apart after all these years
ATHENS, Ga. - There's plenty of things that stand out in the Auburn-Georgia rivalry, but one tidbit caught Russ Tanner's eye: Heading into the 109th game between the Deep South's oldest rivals, they are separated by one measly point.
One point apart after all these years
ATHENS, Ga. - There's plenty of things that stand out in the Auburn-Georgia rivalry, but one tidbit caught Russ Tanner's eye: Heading into the 109th game between the Deep South's oldest rivals, they are separated by one measly point.
One point apart after all these years
Tigers give Bulldogs the boot
ATHENS, Ga. - Auburn's hopes of reaching the Southeastern Conference championship game took a major blow before the kickoff.
South Carolina notebook
COLUMBIA - South Carolina turned to its ground game to beat Florida on Saturday.
Gamecocks, Spurrier bury Gators
As usual, Steve Spurrier was on the right side of a Florida-South Carolina football game. Only this time, the ball coach was wearing a white visor and garnet vest as he prowled the South Carolina sideline.
Gamecocks, Spurrier bury Gators
As usual, Steve Spurrier was on the right side of a Florida-South Carolina football game. Only this time, the ball coach was wearing a white visor and garnet vest as he prowled the South Carolina sideline.
South Carolina notebook
COLUMBIA - South Carolina turned to its ground game to beat Florida on Saturday.
Gamecocks, Spurrier bury Gators
Former Marine will get league honor
Writer to discuss Southern culture
Aiken County detention center bookings
Quilters create bonds while helping children
Planetarium will direct its telescope toward Mars
State has increased monitoring of pumps
Boxer getting an education outside of ring
'Vanities' character is stretch for actress's theater premiere
Clergy of rentapriest.com deliver God's word, perform rites after leaving Catholic Church
A sociologist and a theologian see significant moral decline in America
Christians to unite for prayer
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