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Aiken One Table on Thanksgiving
It's the 5th Annual One Table Thanksgiving dinner.
Here to tell us more about it is Katherine Wade.
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Help feed the hungry by donating to 95 Rock's Canapolooza
The 10th annual 95 Rock Canapalooza kicks off Friday, November 20 and goes through Monday, November 23. More
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All Access Pass
Janet Jackson has had a rough couple of months but she is coming back into the spotlight. The latest on what she's doing.
Plus what songs people in the CSRA are listening to in Friday's All Access Pass. More
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LIVE: Community leaders debate how to stop crime
Crime and violence in Richmond County has some stepping up to say "enough is enough." More
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Donkey attacks three people in Augusta
A vicious animal attack has put two people in the hospital after a donkey escaped from his owner. More
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Community leaders debate how to stop crime
Crime and violence in Richmond County has some stepping up to say "enough is enough" More
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Buzz On Biz 11/19/09
A famous author and cook is coming to Aiken. More
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Teen saves thousands by catching Internet Scam
An Aiken teenager saved himself thousands of dollars and possibly some jail time by catching an Internet scam before it was too late.
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Forrest Griffin prepares for UFC 106 bout against Tito Ortiz
On Saturday night Evans grad Forrest Griffin steps back into the octagon as he welcomes former light heavyweight champion Tito Ortiz back to the UFC. More
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Fort Gordon remembers Evans soldier killed in Fort Hood attack
Thursday, Fort Gordon remembered an Evans soldier who was killed in the Fort Hood attack.
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Smokers at Augusta State University go "cold turkey", literally
Quitting cold turkey; literally. As part of National Smokeout Day, Augusta State University showed its support by getting students to trade in their cigarettes for "cold turkey" sandwiches.
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Restaurant Report Card 11/19/09
This week’s Restaurant Report Card includes three perfect scores and showcases one restaurant serving Thanksgiving brunch - The Partridge Inn at 2110 Walton Way in Augusta.
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SPECIAL REPORT: Former gang member turns his life around
He joined a gang when he was only 12. Raised by a single parent, he says he felt like he didn't have a family. But it was his mother who stepped in and found a way to save her son.
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Death penalty sought against Grovetown mother and son
NBC Augusta 26 News has learned the district attorney is seeking the death penalty against a Grovetown mother and son charged with murder. More
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Augusta's Biggest Loser: Diet and exercise
If you don't already know we are in our third season of Augusta's Biggest Loser. More
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Financial Forecast: Life Insurance
Jay Brooks of Brooks financial stopped by with advice on purchasing life insurance. Watch his interview for some advice on that and on emergency savings accounts. More
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Richmond County Schools cutting back on energy to ease budget crisis
Richmond County Schools are making more cutbacks that could save teacher's jobs. More
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USC Aiken opens season with overtime victory over Life
AIKEN, S.C. - Sterling Council hit a 17-foot jumper from the right corner with just seven-tenths of a second left on the game clock in overtime to lead USC Aiken to a thrilling 87-85 overtime victory over NAIA 23rd-ranked Life before a crowd of 2,136 at the Convocation Center on Wednesday evening. More
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Buzz On Biz 11/18/09
In Wednesday's Buzz on Biz Neil finds out if any restaurants will be open on Thanksgiving.
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ONLY ON 26: Girlfriend of suspect shot by investigators speaks out
The girlfriend of the man shot and killed by Richmond County Sheriff's officers is speaking out. Three narcotics investigators shot Michael Nestor Tuesday night outside his home on Ohio Avenue in west Augusta. They say he almost ran over one of them. More
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U.S. Preventive Services Task Force member talks about new mammogram guidelines
A member of the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force is right here in Augusta and she's speaking out about new guidelines for breast cancer screenings that are causing heated debates.
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Sheriff Strength stands behind officers involved in deadly shooting
Three narcotics investigators are on paid administrative leave after shooting Michael Nestor Tuesday night on Ohio Avenue in Augusta. More
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Hephzibah Middle School gets national recognition
A Richmond County school is getting national recognition. NBC Augusta 26 News visited the school today and shows why it was chosen for the Promethean award.
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North Augusta officer arrested for criminal domestic violence
A North Augusta public safety officer is in jail charged with criminal domestic violence. More
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Sheriff's office tries to fight SC domestic violence rate with most wanted list
South Carolina has one of the highest criminal domestic violence rates in the country. The Aiken County Sheriff's Office is trying to reduce that number, with this week's most wanted list.
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Liz Hill talks to our wedding couple after the ceremony
Our wedding couple, Kristin and Jeremy, talks to Liz Hill right after the ceremony.
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NBC Augusta 26 Throws a Wedding for Kristin Hawk and Jeremy Callaway
We first met Kristin and Jeremy a couple of months ago when they were selected to be one of the finalists for this wedding. More
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Greenbrier holds off Lakeside in basketball
On Friday night the football season for Lakeside continues as they host Westside from Macon in the second round of the playoffs.
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Buzz On Biz 11/17/09
A couple of downtown Augusta publishers are going in some different directions.
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GQ: When is Davis Appliance going to rebuild?
It's been almost one year since a fire destroyed Davis Appliance in south Augusta. More
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NBC Augusta 26 Throws a Wedding: Preview dinner at Enterprise Mill
It's been two months in the making and with the help from our viewers NBC Augusta 26 is throwing a wedding! More
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SPECIAL REPORT: Sexuality and Spirituality
Can a gay person go straight? Many Christian groups say yes. Others say a person is born gay and can't change. In this special report NBC Augusta 26 News takes a closer look at this debate.
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UPDATE: Babysitter charged with murder in toddler's death
Columbia County Sheriff's Office tells 26 News a babysitter has been arrested for the murder of a 22-month-old. More
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Biggest Loser: Healthy vs. unhealthy foods
The holidays are fast approaching and our contestants for Augusta's Biggest Loser are having to stay focused during this difficult time. More
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HealthyU: Alzheimer's Disease
This week's HealthyU question comes from a viewer who thinks her relative may be developing Alzheimer's disease. More
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Augusta Colts ready to start new season with new owner
A new owner, a new season and new hope. The Augusta Colts are back in town. But, can they avoid the past failures of sports teams in Augusta?
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Team of the Week: Steelers Football Team
What a time to be a fan of the Steelers. The Pittsburgh Steelers won Super Bowl XLIII back in February, and now the Steelers of the Columbia County Recreation Department are NBC Augusta 26's Team of the Week. More
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Be a part of the 'cheer' this holiday season
There's less than two weeks until Thanksgiving and five weeks until Christmas. Two Aiken groups are working towards making this holiday season a bright one. More
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SC gubernatorial candidate visits Aiken
The man who wants to be the next governor of South Carolina visited Aiken Monday.
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26 News 'serves up' help for local food banks
Thousands of dollars will be going to help feed the needy. More
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Commissioner Calvin Holland explains why he took trip to San Antonio
Four Augusta-Richmond County commissioners just returned from a four-day conference in San Antonio last week. More
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Ed Chavis: Faithfully fighting to be the Biggest Loser
Ed Chavis says the turning point was losing a colleague to a heart attack and realizing his own health would keep declining if he didn't do something. More
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Two people wanted for major drug ring in Columbia County
Columbia County investigators say they are looking for two brothers they're calling the ring leaders of a major drug operation. More
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Mammograms and breast self exams? Not so fast, says the government
The government now says women under 50 who are not high risk don't need mammograms. More
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Turkey goes cop chasing
Thanksgiving is coming, and it appears the turkeys may be fighting back. More
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Baby trapped in washing machine survives
A 7-month-old baby is recovering after being trapped in a running washing machine. More
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Buy a Thanksgiving turkey for a good cause
No Thanksgiving meal is complete without a turkey. So, why not have someone else make it for you so you can spend more quality time with your family, and at the same time support a great cause here in the CSRA. More
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Tips for caring for aging relatives
As the baby boomer generation ages, more and more young Americans are finding themselves becoming the primary caregiver for their aging family members. More
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Deputy hospitalized after shooting and standoff
A deputy is in the hospital after a shooting in McCormick County Sunday.
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Neighbors on edge following rash of break-ins
Burglaries have got neighbors in one Augusta community fearing for their safety. They say things need to get cleaned up. More
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Horse assisted therapy is 'magic' for special needs children
Some call the therapy magical after watching horses change the lives of their special needs children. More
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Help for the hungry during the holiday season
The holiday season is upon us, and some grocers are raising money and donating food for needy families. More
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Friday Night Lights Highlights: November 13
A lot of people view Friday the 13th as a bad day. Not so if you were one of the schools lucky enough to be playing Friday night. Playoffs continuing in South Carolina and getting underway in Georgia. More