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Aiken Symphony conductor receives Order of the Palmetto Award
Scott Weiss, music director and conductor for the Aiken Symphony, recently received the 2024 Order of the Palmetto, South Carolina’s highest civilian award.
Third graders ‘Shop with a Cop’ on Dec. 21
Thirty third graders shopped with Richmond County School System police officers on Saturday.
Greenbrier wins first home game of year at Fourth Annual Danny Black Classic
Greenbrier defeated South Aiken 68-46 on the opening day of the Danny Black Classic, Friday, Dec. 20.
Salvation Army Red Kettle Campaign runs through Christmas Eve
The Salvation Army is making a final push for its Red Kettle Campaign goal.
Community Foundation expands hurricane crisis grants
The Community Foundation for the CSRA has entered the second phase of its Hurricane Helene Community Crisis Fund granting process.
Soldiers join Special Olympians for fun night of bowling
Soldiers from Fort Eisenhower’s 513th Military Intelligence Brigade joined with members of the Augusta Stars for a night of bowling, pizza and a visit from St. Nick on Monday at Bolero on Washington Road.
Alfa Anderson, Augusta native who sang with CHIC during the height of disco, died Dec. 17
Augusta born singer Alfa Anderson has died.
GEMA program to assist people displaced by Helene
The Georgia Emergency Management and Homeland Security Agency (GEMA/HS) announced a new initiative Tuesday to help people displaced by Helene.
ArtScape: Albertin talks Okefenokee photos Dec. 21 at CANDL
Mark Albertin’s exhibition at CANDL Fine Art, Sacred Heart’s next show features four artists and Internationl Fish Art contest are included in the latest ArtScape column.
Carver-Columbus outguns Burke County 52-14 to claim GHSA Class 2A Championship
Burke County lost its bid for the state title Tuesday in Atlanta.