Donations for Book Bash are being accepted through May 22 at the United Way of the CSRA.
Piedmont Augusta advances heart care with new mapping system
Piedmont Augusta launched the Faraview Mapping System, a next‑generation cardiac mapping technology that enhances the treatment of atrial fibrillation (AFib) on March 17
In pictures: Spring Egg-stravaganza at the Aiken County Historical Museum
Scenes from the Spring Egg-stravaganza at the Aiken County Historical Museum March 28, 2026.
In pictures: Westobou turns green for WestoHue
Scenes from Westobou Gallery’s monochromatic party WestoHue on March 27.
Augusta Habitat for Humanity plans to expand its efforts over next five years
Expect to see more from the Augusta/CSRA Habitat for Humanity over the next few years as it expands its efforts to build affordable housing in the area.
In pictures: 2026 Columbia County Special Olympics
Columbia County held its Special Olympics at Lakeside High School March 27, 2026.
Party highlights Augusta as a ‘Feel Good City’ and kickoffs new art initiative
A March 25 party highlighted efforts to promote Augusta and kickoff a new public art initiative.
‘Together We Bloom’ features Georgia flowers in brightly colored sculpture
An 11-foot-tall sculpture has a new home on the Salvation Army Kroc Center campus.
Women in Philanthropy awards more than $150,000 in grants at March 20 luncheon
On Friday, Women in Philanthropy of the Central Savannah River Area distributed more than $150,000 to 10 organizations. Grants ranged from $5,000 to $25,000.
In pictures: Social Canvas at the Morris Museum of Art
Social Canvas highlighted the art of Richmond County K-12 students on March 21, 2026.
In pictures: 2026 CSRA League of Women Voters’ EqualiTea
Highlights from the CSRA League of Women Voters EqualiTea on March 21, 2026.
A man and his guide dog show people what independence looks like
Joseph “Joey” Johnson lives with retinitis pigmentosa and gets through life with his guide dog, Tucker.
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