Goodwill’s fall job fair is planned for Oct. 20 at the Snelling Conference Center.
Children’s hospital holds formal renaming event Oct. 14
A renaming ceremony for the children’s hospital was held on Wednesday.
Fort Gordon’s garrison commander feels like she’s come home
Although she was born and raised north of Philadelphia, Col. Nancy Harris has close ties with Fort Gordon and feels she’s come home.
Fear drives ‘The Crucible’ to Aiken stage
Arthur Miller’s tale of fear and suspicion and their consequences makes its way to the stage as the Aiken Community Theatre presents “The Crucible” for two weekends beginning Oct. 16.
VA awards $667,791 in grants for adaptive sports programs in Georgia
The Department of Veterans Affairs awarded $667,797 in grants to community-based organizations in Georgia that provide adaptive sports programs.
Spirits will bring Augusta history to life Oct. 24-25
Walk with the Spirits will be Oct. 24-25 at Westover Memorial Park.
Halfshells and Hogs returns Oct. 17
The annual Halfshells and Hogs will be Saturday in North Augusta.
Charleston improv veteran to bring signature show to Augusta
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.
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