Charleston improv veteran and Theatre 99 co-founder Greg Tavares brings a special night of long-form improvisation featuring performers from both Charleston and Augusta on Oct. 16.
Ware County bests Evans on Oct. 9
The Ware County Gators took a bite out of the host Evans Knights on Friday, Oct. 9, winning 28-6.
Simple prevention steps during cold and flu season
As colder weather arrives and respiratory illnesses become more common, Piedmont physicians are encouraging individuals and families to take steps to stay healthy throughout the fall and winter months.
Grovetown JV finishes season undefeated
Grovetown High School’s junior varsity football team finished the season with an undefeated record.
Via Cognitive Health donates bikes
Over the past several months, members of Via Cognitive Health have been working together to rehabilitate and rebuild old bicycles under the instruction and supervision of Phil Cohen, owner of Chain Reaction Bicycles.
Gene may serve as critical protector against coronary artery disease
A gene previously linked to coronary artery disease risk appears to serve as a powerful protector of the heart’s arteries, according to researchers at the Medical College of Georgia at Augusta University.
Rubber Ducks raise money for YMCA program
On Oct. 3, 4,658 rubber ducks raced down the Augusta Canal to raise money for a program which provides beds for children.
Events raise money for breast cancer research at the Georgia Cancer Center
Two events will raise money for breast cancer research.
Columbia County SAT scores climbed during the 2025-2026 school year
Average SAT scores in Columbia County climbed 17 points in 2025-2026.
Augusta Choral Society opens 76th season Oct. 17
The Augusta Choral Society will open its season with works of J.S. Bach and Marianna Martines on Oct. 17.
New film highlights Augusta’s spooky side
“UNKNOWN GEORGIA: UFOs, Hatman, & Ghosts from Macon to Augusta” dropped to YouTube on Oct. 3.
In pictures: PaceDay 2026
Scenes from PaceDay, an annual walk, run, cycling event to raise money for cancer research.
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