Augusta, GA
Augusta University Health welcomes first baby of 2023
AU Well being shares picture of first child of the brand new 12 months
AU Well being
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WFXG) – Augusta College Well being welcomed its first child of 2023! Riley Simone Calloway was born at 1:59am January 1, based on AU Well being.
Riley’s mom, Elizabeth Austin, labored 31 hours earlier than the child lady made her look.
“I used to be in labor for 31 hours, too,” joked dad, Robert Calloway.
Austin believed the child would come Saturday night time. Nevertheless, many different members of the family thought she can be a New Yr’s Day child. Though labor was lengthy, she says it was not difficult.
Calloway says he seems to be ahead to seeing a 12 months of firsts.
“I am simply prepared for her to get pleasure from her sisters and see what the brand new 12 months brings,” Austin mentioned.
That is the fourth little one for the household. The others are 14, 13 and 6 years previous.
FOX54 extends a heat congratulations to the Augusta couple and kids!
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Augusta, GA
Volunteers help clean up Magnolia Cemetery in Augusta
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) – Organizers of a Magnolia Cemetery cleanup say hundreds of people showed up all ages to help clean up the historic site.
From 9 a.m. to noon Saturday, volunteers showed up with brooms, shovels and other supplies to help. The land houses five Jewish cemeteries and a Greek cemetery along with a Masonic lodge and several church sections.
“It’s such a peaceful place,” said Kevin de l’Aigle. “It’s such a place of solace in this crazy world we live in. It’s a great place to come and just find some peace and walk around among the beautiful grounds. For me, I’ve been coming here since I was a kid, so it’s more like a park. I mean, all my ancestors, my dad’s buried here. But for me, it’s just like I get a sense of peace here that I don’t get anywhere else.”
And recently, a woman from Boston donated $25,000 to the cemetery.
The Magnolia Cemetery is home to a crepe Myrtle that’s said to be the oldest tree in the state of Georgia.
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Augusta, GA
Augusta National Golf Club rolls out fresh sod at Eisenhower Park
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) – Augusta National Golf Club on Friday laid down new sod at Eisenhower Park.
The club leased the park to use for parking during this year’s Masters Tournament.
That meant a layer of gravel for the cars to park on.
But on Friday, crews rolled out sod, leaving the park in better condition than it had been in before.
Now the public can enjoy the green space for the rest of the year.
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Augusta, GA
Atlanta Braves, Golden Harvest team up to fight hunger
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) – Partners with the Atlanta Braves teamed up with Golden Harvest on Friday to help fight hunger in Augusta.
It’s part of the efforts of the Atlanta Braves Foundation.
20 season ticket holders and staff helped create backpacks helping the community by taking part in the food packing project.
Those backpacks are helping families have additional food resources as students finish the school year.
The vice president of the GreenJackets spoke about giving back.
“I mean 9 a.m. we had a game last night that went pretty long everyone looks like they are having a good time. Like I said it’s good for staff and season ticket holders to get together to do something for the community,” said Tom Denlinger.
On Friday night, the Braves’ country road trip is headed to SRP Park, and the partnership continues this weekend, helping set up Thunder Over Evans on Saturday.
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