The second annual Inspiring: Women Awards were Sept. 24, 2025.
Demolition derby, professional rodeo to headline Western Carolina State Fair Oct. 16-25
The Western Carolina State Fair will be Oct. 16-25.
Sankofa Museum traveling exhibit coming to Aiken
As part of its Fourth Annual Unity Weekend Oct. 16-18, Umoja Village, in conjunction with the City of Aiken Parks, Recreation and Tourism Department will bring the nationally recognized traveling exhibit, The Sankofa Museum: America’s Story Through the Eyes of Its People, to the Center For African American History, Art, and Culture
Busby’s Heating & Air is expanding to Evans
Busby’s Heating & Air is expanding into Columbia County with the opening of a new location in Evans.
No pancreas is no problem for Evans man training for IRONMAN
Don Belisle is competing in his first IRONMAN event on Sunday.
Cursive writing wins awards for Richmond County students
Nine Richmond County School System schools received the Georgia Department of Education’s John Hancock Award for their commitment to cursive writing instruction.
Sunday’s IRONMAN to affect Augusta and North Augusta traffic
If you’re out and about Sunday, you could encounter IRONMAN traffic. What routes are impacted?
2026 Angel Tree applications open Oct. 5; Salvation Army seeks warehouse space
The Salvation Army of Augusta will open registration for its annual Angel Tree program at 9 a.m., Monday, Oct. 5.
Legendary musician’s Steinway piano to be in Augusta next month
The legendary Steinway & Sons Model D Cliburn Piano, CD 375, will arrive at Turner’s Keyboards in Augusta to be featured in special performances and public playing opportunities.
Arts in the Heart of Augusta announces award winners
More than 45,000 people attended the Arts in the Heart of Augusta Sept. 18-20.
Tuesday’s Music Live opens Sept. 22 at Saint Paul’s
Tuesday’s Music Live has been a staple of downtown for 38 years.
Jags women’s golf team finishes sixth at the Lady Paladin
The Augusta women were unable to gain ground in the final round of the Lady Paladin and come in sixth place overall in the 12 team field. Alabama was the runaway winner. Sara Adams went low on Sunday firing a 4-under-par 68 to lead the Jaguars.
In pictures: Walton Options Wheelchair Tennis Tournament
Scenes from the Walton Options Wheelchair Tennis Tournament Sunday.
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