Coliseum Authority

The Augusta-Richmond County Coliseum Authority was established to manage the operation and maintenance of the James Brown Arena and Bell Auditorium, Augusta's premier entertainment venues.

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New district map proposed

ATLANTA - During a hastily called meeting of the Augusta legislative delegation Wednesday morning, Sen. Jesse Stone unveiled a new version of districts for Augusta Commission and Richmond County ...
By Walter Jones | Wednesday, March 7, 2012

Big acts keep coming to Augusta

Elton John is the latest of recent big name acts coming to the Augusta Entertainment Complex.
By LaTina Emerson | Sunday, March 4, 2012

James Brown Arena, Bell soon to get upgrades

About $5 million in construction projects funded by the Augusta-Richmond County Coliseum Authority's $22.1 million bond issue are getting started at James Brown Arena and Bell Auditorium.
By Susan McCord | Tuesday, Feb. 28, 2012

James Brown Arena construction soon

While both are funded through the same Augusta-Richmond County Coliseum Authority bond issue, improvements at James Brown Arena and Bell Auditorium are taking longer to get under way than the ...
By Susan McCord | Tuesday, Nov. 22, 2011

Coliseum Authority raises incentive pay

The board that oversees James Brown Arena and Bell Auditorium increased the amount of incentive pay to award management firm Global Spectrum on Tuesday after a board member's late evaluation of ...
By Susan McCord | Tuesday, Oct. 25, 2011

Coliseum budget losses dip

The hole hasn't gone away, but Global Spectrum's operating deficit has gotten smaller over the firm's three years as manager of James Brown Arena and Bell Auditorium.
By Susan McCord | Tuesday, Sept. 27, 2011

Authority moves forward with club seating option

Preliminary cost estimates to construct club seating at James Brown Arena came in at around $619,000, but project architect Nick Dickinson told members of Augusta’s coliseum authority ...
By Susan McCord | Tuesday, July 26, 2011

Fan complains of bullying in ticket line

The front of the line at James Brown Arena may be more clearly marked after a Sugarland fan said he was “bullied and publicly berated” by staff the morning concert tickets went on sale.
By Susan McCord | Tuesday, June 28, 2011

Augusta entertainment scene growing

In the three years since Global Spectrum was hired to manage James Brown Arena and Bell Auditorium, Augusta's entertainment industry has evolved, offering bigger acts for residents.
By LaTina Emerson | Sunday, June 26, 2011

Plan for VIP seats at James Brown Arena in works

The Coliseum Authority hopes to cover persistent annual operating losses by spending $500,000 or more on new VIP seating.
By Susan McCord | Tuesday, May 24, 2011

Coliseum praises Global Spectrum

During its second calendar year managing the Augusta Ent­ertainment Complex, Global Spec­trum brought 11 sold-out per­formances to the stages of James Brown Arena and Bell Auditorium.
By Susan McCord | Tuesday, Nov. 23, 2010

Board will seek repair estimates

The Coliseum Authority voted Tuesday to seek qualifications from architects and engineers to oversee $5 million worth of renovations and repairs to James Brown Arena and Bell Auditorium.
By Sylvia Cooper | Tuesday, Sept. 28, 2010

$5 million set aside to improve local venues

The Augusta Richmond County Coliseum Authority adopted a resolution Tuesday to issue $24 million in bonds, including $5 million for improvements at James Brown Arena and Bell Auditorium.
By Susan McCord | Tuesday, July 6, 2010

Merry to countersue Fennoy over 2008 fight

Woody Merry is counter-suing former Augusta Commission candidate Bill Fennoy, saying Fennoy started a fight between the two in 2008.  
By Johnny Edwards | Tuesday, May 11, 2010

Delegation eyes familiar names

The Augusta legislative delegation hasn't had to look far to find people to appoint to various boards, drawing often from family, business associates.
By Walter C. Jones | Monday, April 12, 2010

Deal on hotel fee in August 2007 tied TEE center to revitalization

Backed by a feasibility study that said a trade, exhibit and event center would create jobs and provide an economic boost for downtown, the Augusta Convention and Visitors Bureau asked that $27 ...
By Johnny Edwards | Sunday, Dec. 13, 2009

Sad anniversary arrives for Lynx fans, general manager

Minor league hockey in Augusta died a year ago today when Augusta Lynx ownership announced the demise of the team at a news conference.
By Billy Byler | Wednesday, Dec. 2, 2009

Racial balance on commission broken

It seemed like an impossibility three months ago during qualifying -- a white candidate emerging victorious in the race for Betty Beard's seat on the Augusta Commission.
By Johnny Edwards | Wednesday, Dec. 2, 2009

Augusta commission expected to pass budget

The Augusta Commission is expected to pass today a 2010 budget that does not include a tax rate increase but plans for $4.3 million in expenditure reductions.
By Johnny Edwards | Tuesday, Dec. 1, 2009

Q & A with Bill Fennoy

Our interview with Bill Fennoy took place Nov. 20 at his home on Dugas Street in the Laney-Walker neighborhood, a house built by the Augusta Neighborhood Improvement Corp., which he bought in ...
By Johnny Edwards | Sunday, Nov. 29, 2009
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