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North Augusta gone country<br />

Page 20<br />

Table of Contents<br />

October 19, 2017<br />

Insider 4<br />

Jenny is Wright 7<br />

Kris Fisher 9<br />

Whine Line 10<br />

Feature 14<br />

N.A. Gone Country 20<br />

Westobou 22<br />

What’s Up 25<br />

Calendar 26<br />

Nightlife 34<br />

The Eight 36<br />

Sightings 37<br />

Austin Rhodes 39<br />

FROM<br />

THE<br />

EDITOR<br />

AS WE COVER North Augusta more and more, you’ll<br />

notice less and less of an “us vs. them” attitude in our pages.<br />

In a more regional view of the area, the new GreenJackets<br />

ballpark is certainly going to be a boon to both cities<br />

straddling the Savannah River, and we are excited to see<br />

all the additional growth and opportunity this burgeoning<br />

project affords. It’s true that the <strong>Metro</strong> <strong>Spirit</strong> is an Augusta<br />

newspaper, which reached out into Columbia County years<br />

ago when the growth hit. The same is now true for North<br />

Augusta. With growth comes interest and interesting news<br />

stories.<br />

We sometimes fall into the trap of “us vs. them” in our<br />

coverage of Columbia County vs. Richmond County. We<br />

may even find the same to be true with North Augusta-<br />

Aiken County vs. Richmond County and Columbia County.<br />

But what we feel is far more important is the rising water<br />

raising boats we are all in. The Savannah River is not a<br />

divider. It’s an asset to the entire region.<br />

We hope you enjoy the article on Project Jackson as well<br />

as the Jack-O-Lantern Jubilee. Hopefully, you can find<br />

time to shoot across the river for the 33rd annual holiday<br />

get-together and get a taste of what we can expect in the<br />

coming years. As each municipality picks up steam and<br />

contributes their own flavors to the quality of life in the<br />

CSRA, we’re able to access many more options.<br />

It’s always good to have options.<br />

EDIT<br />

Amanda Main<br />

Arts Editor/Production Director<br />

amanda@themetrospirit.com<br />

Stacey Eidson<br />

Staff Writer<br />

stacey@themetrospirit.com<br />

Contributors Jenny Wright,<br />

Austin Rhodes, Kris Fisher,<br />

Michael Johnson<br />

CREATIVE<br />

Joshua Bailey<br />

Lead Designer<br />

joshua@themetrospirit.com<br />

SALES<br />

Joe White<br />

Publisher<br />

joe@themetrospirit.com<br />

706-373-3636<br />

BUSINESS<br />

Joe White<br />

Publisher<br />

joe@themetrospirit.com<br />

706-373-3636<br />

Johnny Beckworth<br />

circulation manager<br />

jdbeckworth@gmail.com<br />

COVER DESIGN: KRUHU<br />

<strong>Metro</strong> <strong>Spirit</strong> is a free newspaper published weekly on Thursday, 52<br />

weeks a year. Editorial coverage includes local issues and news, arts,<br />

entertainment, people, places and events. In our paper appear views<br />

from across the political and social spectrum.<br />

The views do not necessarily represent the views of the publisher. Visit<br />

us at metrospirit.com. © 15 House, LLC. Owner/Publisher: Joe White.<br />

Legal: Phillip Scott Hibbard. Reproduction or use without permission is<br />

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