Ann Beth Strelec
In pictures: The bicentennial observance of Lafayette’s Augusta visit
Scenes from some of Sunday’s events to commemorate the bicentennial of Lafayette’s visit to Augusta.
In pictures: Augusta Invitational Regatta
Rowers took to Langley Pond March 22 for the Augusta Rowing Club’s Augusta Invitational Rowing Regatta.
Women in Philanthropy announces grants at March 21 luncheon
On March 21, Women in Philanthropy of the Central Savannah River Area distributed close to $186,000 in grants to 10 area non-profits at a luncheon at the Augusta Country Club.
In pictures: Columbia County Special Olympics 2025
Scenes from Columbia County’s Special Olympics at Lakeside High School March 21.
Harlem posts win on newly named field
Harlem High School made it official with the naming of Jimmie Lewis Field after defeating Westside 15-0 on Friday, March 21
Events to commemorate Lafayette’s 1825 visit
Events on March 23-24 will commemorate the bicentennial of the Marquis de Lafayette’s friendship tour.
Aiken Tech spring 2025 job fair set for March 26
More than 70 employers will be at the March 26 job fair.
Westobou party will turn the gallery blue
On March 27, the Westobou gallery will host its inaugural Westohue party, and it’s all about the blue.
Initiative aims to help provide professional attire to those in need
The Salvation Army of Augusta and the Manarah Project, a local youth-led nonprofit, are partnering to launch a series of clothing drives to provide people with professional attire.
Donation to help Augusta Technical College Automotive Institute
Malcolm Cunningham Automotive Group has pledged $100,000 to support the automotive institute at Augusta Technical College.
Robotics and computer technology camp planned at Aiken Tech in June
The deadline for applications for a June robotics and computer technology camp for eighth through 12th graders at Aiken Technical College is April 15.
Graduation ceremony is family affair
Several members of the same family received high school diplomas on March 15.