A group of teens from the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Augusta (BGCGA) traveled to Washington, D.C., in July to participate in the Summit for America’s Youth, where they joined young leaders from across the country to strengthen their leadership skills and advocate for solutions to teen violence.
A 93 year-old Augustan recently published what he said is his final book. He’s written more than 100 books.
A new type of drug offers hope to people with pancreatic cancer and is being used to treat patients within the Piedmont Hospital system.
The Augusta Museum of History’s executive director recently celebrated 20 years with the organization.
Each year, area residents bike, walk or run to raise money for cancer research through PaceDay event. On July 28, PACELINE officials announced grant recipients from the 2025 event.
Cross Creek, hopes to turn things around this season with a playoff berth.
Chris Rickerson highlights some of the games to watch this high school football season.
Richmond County School System students demonstrated continued academic growth on the 2025-2026 Georgia Milestones assessments, with gains across multiple mathematics, science and social studies assessments.
The Augusta GreenJackets fell to the Hickory Crawdads Friday.
The Gibbes Museum of Art has announced the extension of the submission deadline for the Society 1858 Prize for Contemporary Southern Art ‒ the new deadline is Sept. 14 for the $10,000 artist prize competition.
Piedmont Augusta honored a group of first responders for their lifesaving actions at Peach Jam last month.