Primark, the international fashion retailer that “offers the latest trends and everyday essentials at great value prices,” announced on Aug. 31, it will open its second store in Georgia on Sept. 10 at the Augusta Mall in Augusta, bringing Primark to 48 total US locations.
ArtScape: Magpie, Sense of Place and Skipping the Splash
Art exhibitions open at Westobou, Gertrude Herbert Institute of Art and the Mary S. Byrd Gallery at Augusta University.
Border Bash set to return in November to benefit Salvation Army
A concert and 5K will be part of Border Bash scheduled for Nov. 20 and 21.
GreenJackets complete once in a lifetime comeback in 2026 home finale
The Augusta GreenJackets scored nine runs in the eighth to defeat the Myrtle Beach Pelicans in the final homestand of the year.
White Coat Dash 5K benefits MCG student-run clinics
A 5K on Aug. 29 helped raise money for Medical College of Georgia student-run clinic
ARC battles back to stun Thomson 41-40
Richmond Academy beat Thomson Aug. 28 on the Bulldogs’ home turf.
Windsor Academy routs Augusta Prep Aug. 28
Windsor Academy defeated Augusta Prep 41-7 on Friday night, Aug. 28, at Richards Stadium.
Wolfpack beats Knights for first time in 15 years in barnburner Aug. 28
The Greenbrier Wolfpack took down the Evans Knights for the first time in 15 years with a score of 42-35 at Evans High School on Friday, Aug. 28.
Geter-led Mustangs score 42-7 road victory over Lakeside Aug. 28
Behind senior quarterback Xavier Geter, Midland Valley gained a 42-7 win over Lakeside at the Panthers’ stadium on Aug. 28.
Two Augusta leaders selected for national ‘Our American Story’ documentary project
Corey Rogers, executive director of the Lucy Craft Laney Museum of Black History, and Ransom Schwerzler, director of Meadow Garden, have been selected to participate in “Our American Story,” a nationwide oral history initiative marking the United States’ 250th anniversary.
Byllesby Center continues to expand Harrisburg outreach
The Byllesby Center opened in February 2024 in the heart of Harrisburg next to the historic Christ Episcopal Church.