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Hildebrandt’s — You Need to Go Here
The name is an indicator of its heritage, but it’s the slogan that exposes the heart and soul of one of downtown’s oldest family-owned businesses, Hildebrandt’s: Part German. Part Southern. All Welcome. Located on 6th Street, Hildebrandt’s is still operated by the family that bears its name,
As You Wish
The great thing about Craft & Vine is that you can make the experience there anything you want it to be — the menu of snacks, charcuterie, small plates, pizzas and desserts lends itself just as well to a fine-dining date night out as it does to an early evening of sharing happy hour
Mr. Trump: Follow My Advice and Win Big
If Donald Trump wants to get the attention of conservatives and middle of the road voters all over the country, here are 10 solid issues that he should guarantee action on in his first 30 days in office. Assuming he has the current Republican majorities in both the House and Senate, he should
Trump and the UFC
By the time UFC President Dana White took the stage at the Republican National Convention some weeks back, the atmosphere was already saturated with the absurd, not least because of the nominee in question. Donald Trump and the depressingly large contingent of this nation that believes his BS
Deplorable Us
Pretty miserable bunch, us Trump supporters, or so Hillary Clinton and her minions in the mainstream media would have you believe. We are a divided country in so many, many ways, but I don’t know that we have ever heard a frontrunner in a presidential election speak so disrespectfully of
The TBonz Tradition
Steakhouses have been popular gathering places for hearty carnivores since the mid-19th century, and nowadays comprise a healthy percentage of our local dining options. For a meat lover, the possible relationship is a long-term love affair with the right steakhouse; one that is hospitable and
Trump and the Media
At some point after I hit “send” on this article, I’m going to — let’s not say “hate” — be pretty disappointed in myself. Not because of some offhand comment that slipped through my usually airtight filter due to looming deadlines, but because of the whole thesis behind today’s column. I will
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Busy, Busy, Busy
I’m insanely busy these days. I’m helping a very ill family member, work is at its height of chaos and my kids, just with homework and their only sorta busy schedule, are keeping me on my toes. Besides that, we have quite a few volunteer obligations to uphold. Everything happens at once. Isn’t
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Three to Watch
For the next several weeks, not one person in the Augusta area should be allowed to complain, “There is nothing to do in this town.” Visitors to the downtown area and beyond will not be able to walk more than a few blocks without running into some amazing shows, enthusiastic artists or
It’s Fall, Y’all!
While we can’t expect a drastic drop in temperatures, the lack of humidity we’re experiencing now that September has rolled around makes the air feel downright crisp. That alone may put an extra spring in the step of the average Augustan. Add to that the vast number of events headed our way in
The Skids and Back
With the UFC’s recent acquisition by WME Entertainment group, the fight promotion is gunning their execution of Manifest Destiny playbook into full gear, holding events on six continents in the past year, and sometimes two in one week. With such a global expansion comes an expansion of
15 in 5
It’s fall! It’s either my first or second favorite season. Fall feels like such a nice break after the heat of the summer. Spring is supposed to be about fresh starts and renewal, but fall is the same way. I’m sure it’s got something to do with the start of school and hectic schedules, but […]
The Idiot Has Spoken
A new football season is upon us! As are many people, I am thoroughly excited. Football should be one of life’s simple pleasures: Tailgating, unhealthy foods, cold brews and the excitement of the game. What’s not to like? Then some guy has to go and sit down. In case you haven’t been paying
Welcome to Augusta
Imagine this. My mother-in-law (MIL) is talking to our cousin about family happenings. There’s a baptism, school started back, we recently had a funeral, soccer season has begun and my husband is in Oklahoma. The conversation went something like this. “Yeah, he’s in Oklahoma alone!” Cousin
America’s Digital Workforce
Editors Note: This week’s column is presented by “Bit,” the national director of the Advocacy for a Digital Workforce. Hey, guys! It’s such a pleasure to be here today. For those who don’t know me, my name is Bit. And, yes, I am an actual computer bit. I’m part of an instruction set that was
Obamacare Scheme Coming Together Nicely
Looks like the architects of Obamacare are ever closer to their original and genuine goal of bringing America a single-payer healthcare system. That single payer would be taxpayers, of course. And I don’t mean the folks who struggle through life making less than $25,000 a year in salary
Augusta loves “The Big Mo”
If you are looking for something fun to do this upcoming three-day weekend, The Big Mo will be celebrating its 18th Annual Labor Day Weekend Triple Feature Extravaganza on Sept. 2-4. While most of the legendary outdoor screens that saw many American couples through their first kiss have long
She Shoots, We Win
I would love to take credit for inspiring Kovedia Williams to have her pistol with her at work last weekend, but it wasn’t me. It was, in fact, her circumstances and her own common sense working in unison that inspired Ms. Williams to have her weapon at her side while being the only clerk