- 5/23/2012 RiverNorth was first to open waterfront to homeowners
- 5/21/2012 Dolphin days for May 10-16
- 5/21/2012 NAMS band students excel at festival
- 5/21/2012 NAHS girls stifled in soccer playoffs
- 5/21/2012 NeSmith brings home title
- 5/21/2012 Of rings and things
- 5/21/2012 Adopt a pet for May 17-23
- 5/21/2012 Dolphin Days for May 17-23
- 5/21/2012 NeSmith brings home title
- 5/21/2012 Yellow Jacket football set to hit gridiron for Friday scrimmage
- 5/21/2012 O'Brien finishes sixth at state meet
- 5/21/2012 North Augusta High wins award for sports grounds
- 5/14/2012 O'Brien will represent Jackets at state meet
- 5/14/2012 Younginer coming to town with Drive
- 5/14/2012 Bulls win first state title
- 5/14/2012 Duo of Jackets heading to Aiken Technical College
- 5/21/2012 Dolphin days for May 10-16
- 5/21/2012 Of rings and things
- 5/21/2012 Dolphin Days for May 17-23
- 5/21/2012 Wrinkles for May 17-23
- 5/21/2012 Predators' prints for May 17-23
- 5/21/2012 Chaplain's corner: Moving forward
- 5/21/2012 Phragments from Phyllis: Terrific Mother's Day
- 5/21/2012 Heritage corner for May 17-23
- 5/21/2012 News from the front porch for May 17-23
- 5/21/2012 Downtown developments for May 17-23
Darrel Chaney to speak at baseball reunion banquet
Chaney to speak at Legion reunion
Former shortstop Darrel Chaney, whose baseball career stretched throughout the 1970s with the Cincinnati Reds and Atlanta Braves, is to be the featured speaker at this year's Augusta American Legion baseball reunion banquet, set for Feb. 16.
Plans are for Chaney, also known for his radio and TV coverage of the Braves, to have some meet-and-greet time with the public before and after the banquet. Starting time is 6:30 p.m.
Legion baseball in Augusta included a variety of players from North Augusta, including Bob Bolton, Fuzzy Floyd, Rod Greenway, Frank Oakley, Johnny Bowen, Red Curtan, Lewis Jones and Jerry Priestley.
Traditional participants in the annual reunion include longtime North Augusta resident Lou Brissie, who overcome severe injuries in World War II to become a major-league pitcher, competing in the late '40s through the early '50s for the Philadelphia Athletics and Cleveland Indians.
The host site for this year's gathering is Legion Post 63, on Milledge Road, in Augusta.
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