Anna Virella
Aquinas girls’ soccer team wins second consecutive state title
It’s back-to-back state titles for Aquinas’s girls’ soccer team.
Naked Epicurean: Queen-for-a-Day, Mother’s Day Brunch
Ann Beth Strelec serves up some Mother’s Day brunch ideas.
Perdue, Keel to deliver Augusta University commencement addresses
University System of Georgia Chancellor Sonny Perdue and Augusta University President, Brooks A. Keel will give the keynote addresses during the undergraduate and graduate commencement ceremonies for Augusta University.
Harlem picks two from Pickens County, advancing to baseball semis
Harlem continues its trek to a state title, winning two from Pickens County May 6.
Artist sees evolution in recent works
Recent works of Rhian Swain will be on display at Sacred Heart through June 21 and she will curate a show in the fall at the Jessye Norman School of the Arts.
Storm stops Sunday’s GreenJackets-RiverDogs’ game in second
Mother Nature won out Sunday as the game between the GreenJackets and RiverDogs was cancelled.
Grandmother fulfills longtime goal, earns nursing degree
Lisa Laliberte graduates May 10 from Augusta University with a degree in nursing. The 59-year-old grandmother first contemplated getting her degree in her 20s.
Jessye Norman marker unveiled
Family and friends marked the unveiling of Jessye Norman’s grave marker on May 4, 2024.
Star Wars-themed GreenJackets’ game suspended in the 11th, play to resume May 5
The Augusta GreenJackets’ game was suspended in the 11th on Saturday. The game will be completed Sunday afternoon.
Rains don’t dampen enthusiasm for May 4 cancer walk
The Unite in the Fight Against Cancer Walk was held May 4.
Exhibits installed at Augusta Jewish Museum
Some of the exhibits at the Augusta Jewish Museum have been installed and patrons of the Historic Augusta Loft and Living Tour can see them May 4.
News you can use: Columbia County road closures the week of May 6, 2024
Road work updates for the week of May 6.