
Chris O'Kelley
Program Director at WGAC-AM (Augusta, GA)
Program Director at WDRR-FM (Augusta, GA)
Articles
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2 weeks ago |
augustatoday.com | Chris O'Kelley
Listening to country radio as a kid with my dad is where my love for country music came from. And while I loved hearing country music in the car, nothing beat having your own copy of the songs that you could play anytime you wanted There were two places that helped shape and expand my taste in and love of music. Sun Ray Records and Poco Music in my hometown of Seneca, South Carolina.
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4 weeks ago |
augustatoday.com | Chris O'Kelley
Recently, Brandon Sikes, a Columbia County Sheriff’s Office Deputy was killed in the line of duty and Gavin White, another deputy, was severely injured. It begs the question - how do families, friends, and colleagues move on and start the process of healing after a tragedy. Every day across area first responders – police officers, firefighters, paramedics, and 911 operators see and hear things that are difficult to comprehend and process.
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1 month ago |
augustatoday.com | Chris O'Kelley
The topic of the greatest country music movie is as debatable as the chicken or the egg. The issue is defining a country music movie. Perhaps it is the story of an artist, such as “Coal Miner’s Daughter.” Maybe it is something like “The Blind Side,” which features country music icon Tim McGraw.
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1 month ago |
augustatoday.com | Chris O'Kelley
Now What? Now that the Masters Tournament is over, things are getting back to normal. People who rented their homes have put everything back where it belongs. Those who went on vacation have washed and folded the laundry. Even those who stuck around have taken the moment needed to decompress from the excitement and crowds. So, now what do we do? Certainly, there are people with plans. Perhaps a summer wedding or family trip. Things aren’t actually going to slow down.
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1 month ago |
augustatoday.com | Chris O'Kelley
Nestled on a hill in Lincoln County, the family-owned and operated Wild Oaks Farms sustains itself as a wholesale nursery, but a few times a year, it likes to pull the curtain back. Owned and operated by Corbin and Sarah Dickson and their three children, the farm is only open to the public a few times a year. On those days, however, the nursery offers a wide assortment of flora perfect for landscaping both home and business without breaking the bank.
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