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Only in Augusta, con’td. Paul Pearman Belt Buckles – Paul Pearman follows two simple rules when producing his much-in-demand mosaic art. It must be functional and it must be beautiful. By far his most popular work are belt buckles incrusted in polished stone, colored glass and occasionally the odd fossil. They have proven popular not only with local collectors, but the like of Keith Richards and Sheryl Crow as well. T’s Restaurant Hushpuppies – The hushpuppy is not, in itself, that exotic. But if this simple corn fritter has a spiritual home, it is probably the Southside mainstay T’s. Yes, the fried fish and shrimp is pretty incredible, but mention this restaurant to any of its fans and the first thing mentioned will be those pups. Kricket Krap – Around here, gardeners-in-theknow look one place for fertilizer – crickets. More specifically, they look to Kricket Krap – a locally sourced cricket compost. Founded by Bill Bricker, Bricker Organics – or Bricko for short – produces a variety of compost, plant food and fertilizer products. Still, it’s a cottage industry built on the foundation of Kricket Krap. Tire City Potters – Local artist Shishir Chokshi has managed to make what was once a small studio tucked into an old tire store – hence the name – off Broad Street into a destination for collectors seeking locally produced art. Not only will patrons find hand-thrown cups, vases and plates available for per-piece purchase, but Chokshi will takes custom orders for dinnerwear sets. COMMUNITY Disc Golf – Everyone knows Augusta is a golf mecca. What kind of golf depends on who you ask. The headquarters for the Professional Disc Golf Association is located in the quiet community of Appling – just a short drive down Washington Road from the Augusta National. The venue features three courses, a practice facility, museum and, if you want to dress – or throw – like a pro, they can hook you up there as well. www.theMove2.com | 67
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Page 19 and 20: HIGHLAND MILLWORKS Antique Flooring
Page 21 and 22: HOME • Check Major Appliances. Ho
Page 23 and 24: Resource and Utility Contact Inform
Page 25 and 26: JANUARY ORNAMENTALS TURF FLOWERS 1.
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Page 39 and 40: Quality Time With Your Kids by Rick
Page 41 and 42: Richmond County Historical Museum 5
Page 43 and 44: Pleased to meet you! by Stuart Rayb
Page 45 and 46: The Color Run 2015, photo courtesy
Page 47 and 48: Modern Style in the Heart of Downto
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Page 55 and 56: Augusta’s Story by Dr. Lee Ann Ca
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Page 59 and 60: Arts & Culture by Matt Porter, Arts
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Page 63 and 64: Only in Augusta By Steven Uhles A u
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Page 69 and 70: community. The IDGC features three
Page 71 and 72: Proudly serving the CSRA since 1952
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Page 77 and 78: FISHING By Jay Jacobs A s a native
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Page 81 and 82: Helpful Numbers Emergency: 911 Poli
Page 83 and 84: Telephone: AT&T: Home (800) 288-202
Page 85 and 86: Preferred Vendors The listed vendor
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Page 89 and 90: REAL ESTATE - AGENT Carey Miller, B
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