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Local NewsGeorgia Launches ‘Eyes on the Road’ to Combat Child Trafficking with Private Sector Help
Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr unveiled the “Eyes on the Road” Campaign, a statewide push to locate and bring back missing children.
Kelly ShearingMasters Coverage
Human InterestHow Much Prize Money Did Each Golfer Earn in the 2026 Masters Tournament?
Rory McIlroy is taking home the biggest payday ever from the tournament, winning $4,500,000. That’s part of a record $22.5 million purse for this year.
This I Love
This I LoveThis I Love – Renee Kelly
This week we ask Davidson Fine Arts Magnet School principal Renee Kelly about the things she loves. Spoiler – young wizards, country crooners, and rain-soaked romance make an appearance.
Augusta TodayJoin The Club
Join the ClubHamilton Coleman is Augusta’s Latest Golf Legacy
Winning the United States Junior Amateur Championship is a victory for both Lakeside senior Hamilton Coleman and golf in Augusta.
John Patrick
Join the ClubFinding the Words for Scottie Scheffler
Augusta Today columnist John Patrick writes that Scottie Scheffler is putting together a career and approach to life that is singular.
John Patrick
I'm Just Saying - Austin Rhodes
I'm Just SayingRhodes: Red State Failures Mostly Live in Big Blue Cities
Augusta Today columnist Austin Rhodes says that Red States have baggage, but the majority of the burden is “Bluer than Blue.”
Austin RhodesFor The Love of the Game
For the Love of the GameLocal Football Talent We Will Have to Watch From Afar
Augusta Today columnist Ashley ‘A.B.’ Brown writes that the high school talent transfer trend has robbed the Augusta area of premier players.
Ashley 'A.B.' Brown
Blue Highways - Tee Gentry
No Prep with Dub
No PrepNo Prep: Dub is Dogging It On a Hot Summer Day
This week’s No Prep finds Bryan ‘Dub’ Axelson donning a dog costume and shaking his tail in an effort to dance a mile in a mascot’s shoes.
Bryan Axelson
No PrepPutting Ink to (Fake) Skin with No Prep
Augusta Today writer Bryan ‘Dub’ Axelson takes up needle and ink in a No Prep attempt to learn the art of tattooing.
Bryan Axelson
Walking the Floor with Chris O'Kelley
Walking the FloorThe Multifaceted Conway Twitty Was a Singular Artist
Augusta Today columnist Chris O’Kelley writes that there were a lot of versions of Conway Twitty, and each was singular.
Chris O'Kelley
