Augusta, GA
CROWNE PLAZA NORTH AUGUSTA READY TO WELCOME MASTERS PATRONS – The Golf Wire
North Augusta, S.C. — Masters Week within the Augusta, Ga. space is a time-honored custom that celebrates the game of golf, and the Crowne Plaza North Augusta presents visitors a wide selection of particular facilities and actions in the course of the worldwide sporting occasion. From uniquely crafted menus and handcrafted specialty golf-themed cocktails to non-public eating and particular occasions, the upscale resort presents enhanced facilities throughout this years Masters:
- Specialty cocktail upon arrival
- Every day transportation to Augusta Nationwide beginning at 7 a.m.
- Dwell music from Thursday – Saturday
- Cigar and bourbon pairings on the rooftop and foyer patio bars
- Dawn on the roof with particular continental breakfast gadgets, Bloody Mary and Mimosa Bar, connoisseur pastries, coffees and teas
- Every day grab-and-go continental breakfast accessible for buy
- Welcome facilities
- Rooftop and foyer placing greens
- Cornhole at out of doors turfed courtyard
- Non-public eating room that seats as much as 20
- Greater than 5,000 sq ft of ballroom house for personal occasions
- Smaller personal rooms for particular occasions
For particulars about custom-made occasions throughout The Masters, contact Normal Supervisor Greg Greenawalt at Ggreenawalt@northph.com. For room reservations or extra details about Crowne Plaza North Augusta, name (803) 349-8400 or go to www.crownenorthaugusta.com
Ranked within the High 5 Crowne Plaza inns within the U.S. for service and product high quality, and the recipient of TripAdvisor’s Traveler’s Alternative Award for 3 years in a row, the upscale resort embraces trendy southern hospitality in its service, design, and décor. The resort’s facilities embody the award-winning Salt + Marrow Kitchen, an upscale informal restaurant that includes mouthwatering, open flamed wood-fired delicacies, and Jackson’s Bluff, the resort’s rooftop bar, which has sweeping panoramic views of the Savannah River and Augusta skyline.
About Crowne Plaza North Augusta
Crowne Plaza North Augusta, situated within the coronary heart of Riverside Village at Hammond’s Ferry, opened in January 2019. The five-story upscale resort has 180 guestrooms and suites; a 120-seat restaurant and bar; rooftop bar; 11,000 sq. ft of technologically superior assembly house; 5,400 sq.- ft ballroom; 6,000 sq.-ft. of outside assembly and occasion house; out of doors pool; and health heart that includes Peloton Bikes. Designed to be the city heart and an inviting assembly spot for locals and guests, Crowne Plaza North Augusta embraces trendy southern hospitality in its service, design and décor. Interiors mix the nice and cozy sophistication of the southern heritage of leisure sporting with a welcoming and trendy industrial aesthetic.
Join with Crowne Plaza on Fb: https://www.fb.com/crowneplazanorthaugusta
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About NorthPointe Hospitality Administration, LLC
NorthPointe Hospitality Administration, a acknowledged chief within the administration and growth of inns and resorts, delivers distinctive returns on investments by deploying cutting-edge methods in monetary administration, visitor providers, high quality assurance and human assets. From beachfront builds to historic renovations, NorthPointe Hospitality’s increasing portfolio additionally consists of the Hilton Backyard Inn in Albany, Ga.; Crowne Plaza Resort (North Augusta, S.C.); The Lawrence Tapestry Resort (in growth – Lawrenceville, Ga.); Vacation Inn Categorical Charleston Medical Space; The Seaside Home Restaurant (Jekyll Island, Ga.); and the boutique Beachview Membership Resort on Jekyll Island. The corporate’s dynamic management staff has greater than 40 years of expertise with the nation’s largest franchise, building, banking and third-party administration firms. For extra data, go to www.northph.com.
Augusta, GA
Crews prepare highways as CSRA braces for winter weather — again
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) – Winter weather could be heading towards the CSRA again, and the Georgia Department of Transportation says they are preparing for it.
GDOT says they are actively preparing and coordinating brine operations, equipment and materials to respond to the pending threat by treating hundreds of interstate and state route lane miles across the state.
Officials with GDOT say, unlike last week’s winter storm, this one has the potential to impact central Georgia′s entire 27-county area.
Because of the large area that could be impacted, G-DOT says treatment plans are being driven by priority.
Prior to the weather system’s arrival, crews will apply brine solutions to interstates, state routes, bridges, and overpasses in anticipation of freezing rain, sleet, ice, and snow.
Brine is a solution of salt and water used to decrease the probability of freezing under certain conditions.
GDOT crews are scheduled to begin brine operations on Sunday at 7 a.m. GDOT maintenance forces will begin by bringing I-20, I-520, and I-16. A GDOT contractor will focus on high-priority, multi-lane state routes.
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Officials say their highest priorities are I-20, I-16, and Bobby Jones Expressway, followed by high-priority multi-lane state routes, including US 1, US 25, US 441, and SR 540.
GDOT officials want to remind you:
- Brine operations could be delayed depending on weather conditions. The road temperature must be at least 20 degrees to successfully apply brine. Brine tanks remain full across the district after last week’s winter weather event. However, crews will be prepared to mix more brine solutions as needed.
- Be aware of the brine trucks and know they must travel 40 miles per hour to properly apply the treatment.
- Pay attention and stay back at least 100 feet. All drivers in the district are asked to start making plans now to limit travel next week in case winter weather impacts the area.
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Augusta, GA
Jags stay atop the PBC with win over Georgia Southwestern
Augusta, GA – The Augusta men’s basketball team continued their strong start in Peach Belt Conference play, securing a 77-69 victory over Georgia Southwestern on Saturday evening at Christenberry Fieldhouse. With the win, Augusta improves to 11-5 overall and 5-1 in the PBC, while Georgia Southwestern drops to 6-10 and 0-6 in league play. Augusta (11-5, 5-1 Peach Belt) FG% 49.1 3PT% 27.3 FT% 81.5 Georgia Southwestern (6-10, 0-6 Peach Belt) FG% 38.3 3PT% 18.2 FT% 63.6 The Jaguars set the tone early, taking a 35-32 lead into halftime behind a balanced offensive effort. In the second half, Augusta maintained…
Augusta, GA
George Crouser Obituary January 17, 2025 – Thomas Poteet & Son Funeral Directors
George A. Crouser, age 73, passed away peacefully Friday, January 17, 2025 in Augusta, GA with family by his side.
He is survived by his wife, Madeline; daughters: Sarah (Tony) Lonaker of Findlay, Ohio and Stacey (Kurt Williams) Wright of Augusta, Georgia; step-daughters: Lisa (Wes) Grate of Cincinnati, Ohio and Amanda (Eric) Sobul of Willoughby, Ohio; grandchildren: Ady, Shane, Maddie, Bella, Scout, and Wylie; and former spouse: Sharee.
He is preceded in death by his parents, Ralph and June (nee Dunn) Crouser, and brother, John Crouser.
George was born May 23, 1951 in Painesville, Ohio. He attended Harvey High School, Class of 1969, where he was a multi-sport letterman. He was a jack-of-all-trades but found his career working in nuclear plants in Ohio, New Hampshire, and found his way to Augusta.
George loved listening to music, amassing a massive record collection, and attending concerts. In his spare time, George could be found playing billiards in different leagues. He was an avid sports fan and loved watching the Cleveland Browns and Cleveland Guardians but loved Ohio State the most.
All services are private. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to The American Heart Association of The National Kidney Foundation.
Thomas Poteet & Son Funeral Directors, 214 Davis Rd., Augusta, GA 30907 (706) 364-8484.
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