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    What’s Trending: 100 Black Men of Augusta Annual Scholarship Golf Tournament

    By Dee Griffin,

    26 days ago

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    AUGUSTA, Ga -(WJBF) – We often take this time to talk about events for great causes in our area.

    Today, we introduce Corey Johnson of 100 Black Men of Augusta.

    100 Black Men of Augusta, Incorporated is its annual Scholarship Golf Tournament.

    It’s Friday, September 27th, at Applewood Golf Course on Story Mill Road in Keysville, Georgia.

    Registration starts at 7:30 a-m and the Tournament starts at 8:30 a-m.

    For more information go to: https://100blackmenofaugusta.org/events/

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