Augusta, GA
Downtown Augusta rolls out Christmas Parade

AUGUSTA, Ga (WFXG) – Celebrating the vacation spirit, town of Augusta held it is Christmas parade downtown tonight. A real night of hope and celebrating the vacation season…the parade began at 6 pm and ended at 7pm.
Individuals lined each side of Broad Road to benefit from the vacation festivities.
Jasmine Griffin tells us that she wished to see the parade not just for the enjoyable however for her daughter as properly.
“I loved it, all of the dance groups and highschool bands,” stated Jasmine Griffin.
This yr’s Augusta Christmas parade had greater than eighty members and featured a number of floats, performances, and sweet.
Within the true vacation spirit, the festivities additionally served as a present. The parade’s proceeds and donations go immediately to assist households in want on the Ronald McDonald Home in Augusta. The donations will assist the households keep in the home in the course of the vacation season whereas family members are being handled.
Ronald McDonald Home of Augusta is presently housing 19 households. Households have stayed from 11 days to over a yr. The sufferers go to Augusta’s Kids Hospital and the household is offered three meals a day and lodging for so long as the affected person is receiving remedy.
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Augusta, GA
Black bear spotted on Stevens Creek Road

AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) – The Richmond County Sheriff’s Office has responded to Stevens Creek Road at Clausen Road due to a large black bear sighting.
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Deputies are waiting for Georgia Department of Natural Resources officers to arrive. Once the bear is found, DNR officers will safely relocate it to a less populated area.
The Sheriff’s Office is asking the public to avoid the area and if the bear is spotted, please contact the Richmond County Sheriff’s Office or Augusta 9-1-1 for assistance.
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Augusta, GA
30th annual Hispanic festival held in Augusta

AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) – The Hispanic-American Cultural Association of the CSRA held its 30th annual festival on Saturday.
News 12 video journalist Breck Brigham was there and gave us the sights and sounds of the event.
“This weekend, we have been celebrating the 30th annual Hispanic festival. The weather’s been absolutely great. The food has been even better. The music and the celebration is just starting to pick up even further. So it’s been a great weekend,” said Micki Berrios, VP of the Hispanic Cultural Association.
I think everyone needed a little of something spicy to just kind of get the weekend going, and they’ve really enjoyed it,” said Berrios. “So you see a lot of multi-generations out here. I think that’s really what I love about the festival is that it just brings out so many different people and so many ages and groups that it’s just a great time.”
“It has been very heartwarming to see so many friends and family come out and just really celebrate,” said Berrios. “I have some kids that came up to me and said, ‘I remember when I was six or seven and that was the first time, and now they have their own kids.’”
“I love to teach people about different cultures and give them the opportunity to connect. And I think that that’s exactly what this has brought everyone, an opportunity to learn something new,” said Berrios.
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Augusta, GA
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