It was Halloween, and Renee Dean was busy in her Harlem home helping her two youngest boys get dressed in their costumes. The phone rang. It was her husband’s attorney, Pete Theodocion, calling. She answered the phone only to learn that Superior Court Judge James Blanchard Jr. had denied a request by her husband, former […]
The Augusta Choral Society will perform its annual Christmas concert Saturday December 14, at Saint Paul’s Church. The “Messiah and More” performance will feature highlights from Handel’s “Messiah,” as well as other Christmas favorites. The concert will be in two parts, said Carolyn Dolen, the executive director for the Augusta Choral Society. The first half […]
I’ve touched on this before — mostly in a rambling, pseudo-lyric BS piece that I did early on for this publication while I was still trying to figure out exactly what the hell my job was (if anyone can tell me, feel free to write in to the Whine Line; I don’t read it) — […]
For more than two hours, seven Augusta commissioners remained behind closed doors discussing the future of City Administrator Fred Russell on Monday. When the doors to the legal meeting finally opened, county staff were shocked as seven commissioners unanimously agreed Russell’s future with Augusta was over. With a vote of 7-0, Russell was fired from […]