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October 2012

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The 2012 Best of Augusta

Our Best of Augusta Celebration will be held Tuesday, October 16, at Sacred Heart Cultural Center, from 6 to 9 p.m!

by Daniel Pearson

A Little Luck and a Lot of Style

Caren “Ooollee” Bricker has parlayed her love of all things vintage into a successful business and lifestyle all charmingly housed in the old Avrett Hardware building downtown.

by Danielle Wong Moores | photography by Chris Thelen

The Town Center area of Columbia County hosts a hub of activity, from business to recreation to family activities, creating a sense of community among the county’s citizens and enriching the area’s quality of life.

by Lucy Adams

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Archive » Upfront
	Upfront • October 2012 Augusta is the Best. By Sherry Foster
Archive » Publisher's Notes
	Publisher’s Notes • October 2012 Join us for the Best of Augusta Celebration October 16 at Sacred Heart. by Kate Metts • Publisher
Archive » History
	Westover Cemetery: An Oasis of Beauty and Serenity The project of some of the most prominent Augustans of the times, Westover today remains “a beautiful resting place for the beloved dead and beautiful living place for the sorrowing living.” by Lee Ann Caldwell
Archive » Around Town
	The Best of Augusta Photobooth 2012 #4 The final gallery from our 2012 Photobooth.
	The Best of Augusta Photobooth 2012 #3 Looking Good Augusta! The third set from the Best of Augusta 2012 Photobooth.
	The Best of Augusta Photobooth 2012 #2 Looking Good Augusta! Photos from the Best of Augusta 2012 Photobooth.
	The Best of Augusta Photobooth 2012 #1 Looking Good Augusta! Photos from the Best of Augusta 2012 Photobooth.
	The Heart of Augusta Gallery on the Row on Artists Row in downtown Augusta opened a show titled The Heart of Augusta featuring works by gallery artists that reflect aspects of life in Augusta.
	Morsberger and Nakashimi at ASU An exhibition of work by Tom Nakashimi and Philip Morsberger, former Morris Eminent Scholars of Art
	From Woodstock to Charleston The Art of Alfred Hutty: Woodstock to Charleston opened at the Morris Museum of Art with a reception in August.
Archive » Health
	Was It Something I Ate? Though lactose intolerance can’t be prevented or cured, it can be easily controlled. by Lucy Adams
Archive » Arts
	Dead Men Do Tell Tales The Walk With the Spirits tour of Magnolia Cemetery connects the past to everyday life in a most entertaining way. by Jim Garvey
Archive » Gardens
	Stamp Out Those Pesky Weeds By employing a multi-tiered approach, you can successfully cultivate a beautiful, healthy weed free lawn. by Sid Mullis
Archive » Last Word
	Last Word Walk With the Spirits guided by Charles Platt aka Danny Craig by Samantha Sherman • photography by Chris Thelen