Making Local Connections with Augusta Connection

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This week we got to talk to Curtis and Rebekah, who started Augusta Connection (AugustaConnection.com). We get to listen to the perspective of two transplants who have come to Augusta and immediately had a great impact! What is Augusta Connection? What is 706 Day? Just listen to find out! We also get a second shot at naming the Jalepeno Lime Beer coming soon to Augusta! Special Thanks to Partridge Inn for being our venue sponsor. Check them out at - its a fantastic location with great history! Also thank you to Amplified Events for Powering our audio. Check them out at .

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