Augusta to Honor Former Commissioner Don Grantham Sr. with Day and Interchange Naming
In Augusta, Mayor Garnett Johnson is honoring former commissioner Don Grantham Sr. by proclaiming September 18, 2026, as "Don Grantham Sr. Day" and officially naming the I-20/I-520 interchange in his honor to recognize his decades of public service and community…
Augusta Aiken, GA, September 18, 2026 — The city of Augusta will officially recognize the public service and community leadership of former commissioner Don Grantham Sr. through two distinct honors. Mayor Garnett Johnson has proclaimed September 18, 2026, as “Don Grantham Sr. Day” within the city.
In addition to the designated day, the I-20/I-520 interchange will be officially named in Grantham Sr.’s honor. This recognition acknowledges his extensive contributions and dedication throughout his decades of service.
The proclamation and naming ceremony aim to celebrate Grantham Sr.’s impact on the Augusta community. Specific details regarding the timing or nature of any ceremonies associated with the proclamation or interchange naming were not provided in the available information.
Don Grantham Sr. served as a commissioner, dedicating a significant portion of his career to public service. His tenure is marked by his commitment to the community and its development, according to city officials.
The decision to name the interchange and establish a dedicated day reflects the lasting impression of Grantham Sr.’s work and his role in the region’s public life. Further details on the recognition events are expected to be announced by the Mayor’s office.
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