Capitol Beat News Service
Frank Yerby’s work to be highlighted at Laney Museum
Several events are planned the first week of September to highlight Augusta-born author Frank Yerby.
Thomson street named for World War II hero
Thomson’s National Avenue has been renamed in honor of a World War II veteran.
Nancy Carson Library reopens Aug. 29 after renovations
The Nancy Carson Library reopens Aug. 29 after being closed for most of August for renovations.
Grammy nominee plans a night of stories and song on Sept. 5
Grammy-nominated songwriter Shawn Mullins plans a night of stories and songs at the Imperial Theatre on Sept. 5.
Aiken native to compete in Paris 2024 Paralympics
Ellen Geddes will compete in her second Paralympics in wheelchair fencing. The events are scheduled for Sept. 4-7.
Workshops prepare job seekers for career expo
Goodwill Industries of Middle Georgia and the CSRA is hosting a series of “Get Ready to Get Hired” workshops on Wednesday, Aug. 28, and Friday, Aug. 30 prior to its Sept. 9 career expo.
In pictures: Votes and Petticoats marks Women’s Equality Day
A fashion show highlighted the clothing of the suffrage movement.
ArtScape: Westobou season party, Rhian Swain’s Breaking Barriers returns
This week’s ArtScape column highlights art exhibitions at Westobou and the Lucy Craft Laney Museum of Black History.
Augusta Prep’s new head of school gets to know students and staff
Eric Hedinger is on a quest to learn the “why” behind what Augusta Prep does in his first year as head of school.
