Augusta, GA
Free Admission for Augusta Women’s Basketball Community Day on December 31 – Augusta University
AUGUSTA, GA – Augusta women’s basketball will close out 2025 at home on Tuesday, Dec. 31, when the Jaguars welcome Converse to Christenberry Fieldhouse for a 1:00 p.m. tipoff. To celebrate the final game of the calendar year, admission is completely free for all fans.
The matchup is designated as Community Day, inviting families, local supporters, and first-time visitors to enjoy Jaguar basketball together as the team wraps up non-conference play and prepares for the push into the Peach Belt schedule.
Fans are encouraged to arrive early, bring the energy, and help pack Christenberry Fieldhouse as Augusta looks to finish the year strong.
Game Information
Women’s Basketball: Augusta vs Converse
Tuesday, Dec. 31 – 1:00 p.m.
Christenberry Fieldhouse – Augusta, Ga.
Free Admission
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Augusta, GA
Another name joins Augusta mayor race
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) – The Augusta mayor race now has three candidates as another person has announced their candidacy.
Eric Gaines, who’s on the charter review committee and is a local real estate investor, announced on Sunday that he is running for mayor on Sunday.
He said in a Facebook post that his campaign is built on a simple idea: People before politics.
- Transparent leadership you do not have to decode.
- Accessible government that listens instead of lectures.
- Decisions based on what actually improves lives not what protects careers.
“I’m not running because someone tapped me on the shoulder. I’m not running because a political machine told me it was my turn. And I’m definitely not running because I raised a mountain of cash behind closed doors,” he said.
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Augusta, GA
Georgia Lt. Gov candidate Rep. David Clark visits Augusta
Georgia Lt. Gov candidate state Rep. David Clark made a stop in Augusta Saturday. He says that some of his priorities if he wins include expanding school choice, eliminating the state income and property taxes, and reaching out to younger voters.
Clark is also an Army veteran, who served overseas. He hopes to represent all Georgians.
“Before politics and parties we’re Americans, we’re Georgians. That’s the biggest thing. People want someone who stands up and listens to people,” said Clark.
“I’m not saying we’re always going to agree, but in the end—we’re the American family, we’re the Georgian family.”
The Georgia primary will take place on May 19th, and the general election will be on November 3rd.
Augusta, GA
Car enthusiasts meet to talk rides and drink coffee
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) – Car enthusiasts met Saturday morning at the Augusta Richmond County Judicial Building to show off their cars and meet others.
It was also an opportunity for these people to network with others.
One of the group leaders spoke about the event.
“So we like to be a community-oriented club. We give back to charities with the money that we make off the car shows. So we just like to come hang out and just look at other cars, and talk to other car enthusiasts,” said Mike Anchor, CSRA Mustang and Ford Club.
There are get-togethers like this every month.
They’re normally the first Saturday of the month and start at 9 a.m.
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