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UFC CEO Dana White joins Meta’s board
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Henry Brigham pool remains closed as repairs continue
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) – As maintenance continues, Augusta Recreation and Parks is providing an update on the Henry Brigham pool.
The Henry Brigham pool remains closed while repairs are underway on the sand filters, dehumidifier, boiler and boiler enclosure, according to a news release.
“Augusta Recreation and Parks is working with vendors to complete the necessary repairs and will provide updates as timelines are confirmed,” Tameka Williams, director of Augusta Recreation and Parks, said. “At this time, a reopening date has not been set.”
Visit the Augusta Recreation and Parks facility access and maintenance updates page for more information: https://www.augustaga.gov/3452/Status-Updates.
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Augusta, GA
City of Augusta launches ‘2027 Budget Priorities Survey’
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WJBF) – The City of Augusta is giving residents the opportunity to offer feedback on funding matters with its “2027 Budget Priorities Survey.”
The link to the survey can be found here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/NTDZMVS .
According to the city, residents can share “what matters most to them” as local government leaders start planning for next year’s budget process.
In a statement released by the City of Augusta, feedback that’s collected from the survey will provide a citizen perspective on city services, funding priorities, infrastructure needs and community concerns.
“This effort supports Augusta, Georgia Government’s commitment to transparency, community
engagement, and responsible planning,” said City Administrator Tameka Allen. “We encourage
residents to share their feedback and be part of the conversation as we begin planning for the
2027 budget process.”
Augusta, GA
CBS Sports production assistant from Augusta area died in car accident
Victims identified in Washington chemical explosion, death toll at 11
The bodies of all nine missing workers at the Washington state paper facility where a chemical tank exploded have been recovered and identified.
Members of the Augusta-area community are mourning the loss of Bryce Adair, who died following a car accident Wednesday in Ohio to work at the Memorial Golf Tournament as a CBS production assistant.
Who was Bryce Adair?
Adair was from Martinez, graduating from Lakeside High School where he played basketball. According to a CBS obituary, he went on to study communications at Valdosta State University and work there as an intramural supervisor. Two of his other career highlights include Augusta National merchandiser and Augusta GreenJackets audio operator.
CBS said Adair contributed to live sports production and broadcasting operations, ensuring coverage at major sporting events ran smoothly and production standards were maintained at a high level. The company said he was known for having a consistently positive energy, reliability, and willingness to support his team.
Here were some of the memorial social media posts made by Adair’s family and friends:
- “Your smile’s the embodiment of the sun; a warmth we shall always remember.”
- “Bryce’s talent was undeniable, and the world is a little dimmer without him in it. He will be missed but never forgotten.”
- “This really broke my heart. I remember hiring him as an employee at the Family Y Prime Time. Such a kind, gentle soul. Praying for the family.”
How to support Bryce Adair’s family
After the accident but before his death, a friend and colleague of Adair started a GoFundMe fundraiser to help his family. It’s still taking donations and, as of publication, has over $64,000 in donations.
Bryce Adair funeral details
We currently have no details on Adair’s upcoming funeral and burial.
CBS has tribute to Bryce Adair during broadcast
CBS Sports’ Jim Nantz gave an emotional tribute to Adair during Saturday’s broadcast of the Memorial Tournament. He appeared to tear up during the read.
Miguel Legoas is a Deep South Connect Team Reporter for USA Today. Find him on Instagram @miguelegoas and email at mlegoas@gannett.com.
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