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Harlem Bulldogs pull away late for win
Harlem's Reggie Reid attempts a layup around Washington-Wilkes defender D.J. Binns. The Bulldogs won the game 71-61 on Monday, taking their record to 11-1. (Photo by Jon-Michael Sullivan/staff)
Check out photos from the Oktoberfest carnival at Fort Gordon
Three-year-old Fabiana waves to her family as she rides the carousel with her mother, Cecil, at the carnival during the first day of Oktoberfest at Fort Gordon in Augusta, Ga., on Thursday, Oct. 2, 2014. Oktoberfest continues with entertainment, rides and food through Sunday, Oct. 5, 2014. (Photo by Jon-Michael Sullivan/staff)
Woman found lump 10 years after ovarian cancer Carolyn Wood said her mother and friends helped her get through it with their support and by taking her to doctor's appointments. “My Sunday school mates, prayer and people at work understood what I was going through. My boss told me, ‘Don’t claim it,’ ” she said. “It’s not a death sentence unless you claim it.” (Photo by Todd Bennett/staff)
Warm fall day: Milo Tavares, 5, right, squirts his brother Adrian, 9, Wednesday October 1, 2014 while playing at the Columbia County Amphitheater with their mother Michelle. (Photo by Chris Thelen/staff)
Rabbi David Sirull, of Adas Yeshurun Synagogue, holds the Shofar - a ram's horn - that is traditionally blown as part of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. (Photo by Michael Holahan/staff)
Area celebrations begin for Rosh Hashanah
Katie the Labrador leaps into the Savannah River after her toy on Tuesday while playing with her owner Chuck Niemeyer at the river and canal. (Photo by Chris Thelen/staff)
Border Bash brings out family rivalries
Georgia cheerleader Makenzie Blalock pets Max, one of Kelly Ayres' four bulldogs, during the 21st annual Border Bash on Friday at Augusta Common. (Photo by Todd Bennett/staff)
North Augusta repeats history with comeback win over Burke County
North Augusta's Trib Reece is pulled down by Burke County's William Osborne during Friday's matchup. The Yellow Jackets scored 14 points in the fourth quarter to pull out the victory, and Reece scored the winning touchdown. (Photo by Todd Bennett/staff)
Billy Horschel up by two in Tour Championship
Billy Horschel continued his strong recent play with a second consecutive 66. It was the 10th consecutive round in the 60s for the former Florida Gator, who has won one FedEx Cup playoff event and been a runner-up in another this season. (Photo by Jon-Michael Sullivan/staff)
Aiken couple carry on tradition of Sir Big Spur
For more than 15 years, Ron Albertelli and his wife, Mary Snelling, have traveled to University of South Carolina football and baseball games with mascot Sir Big Spur. (Photo by Chris Thelen/staff)
Sports writers Wayne Staats and David Lee preview the high school football match ups for Week 4, including our game of the week Burke County at North Augusta.
Augusta Richmond County Firefighters James Jackson helps put away a huge flag following the 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony at Augusta Common in Augusta, Ga., on Thursday morning September 11, 2014. (Photo by Michael Holahan/staff)
Augusta remembers lives lost, thanks first responders
Chris Kirk reacts after missing a birdie putt on No. 18 during the first round of the Tour Championship. Kirk and Billy Horschel are tied for first place after shooting 4-under-par 66. (Photo by Jon-Michael Sullivan/staff)
Chris Kirk, Billy Horschel share lead at Tour Championship
Up in the Air: from a tall perch, Paine College student Courtney Taylor video tapes the Paine College football team as they practice at the school in Augusta on Wednesday. (Photo by Michael Holahan/staff)
Paine College committee talks about plans to address school's problems
Committee member Quincy Robertson (left), who was a chief financial officer at Paine College, answers questions about a new advisory committee as Sen. Lester Jackson (right) listens. After their initial meeting with Paine College President George C. Bradley on Wednesday, the three members of the committee tasked with resolving the school's accreditation violations assured the public the institution will overcome its challenges and "continue to grow and prosper." (Photo by Jon-Michael Sullivan/staff)
Paine's Reginald Green (right) hands the ball off to Harry Jones during football practice at Paine College in Augusta on Wednesday afternoon. (Photo by Michael Holahan/staff)
Paine seeking first win this week
Two-year-old Ethan Poulin squashes bubbles as mother, Lisa, prepares to blow more bubbles, while enjoying a sunny Wednesday at Evans Towne Center Park. (Photo by Chris Thelen/staff)