Capitol Beat News Service
New thrift store will reflect arts school’s mission
The Second Act, a thrift store to benefit the Jessye Norman School of the Arts, will open Sept. 20.
Career and resource expo to be held at Goodwill on Sept. 9
The Goodwill of Middle Georgia and the Central Savannah River Area Career and Resource Expo is scheduled for Monday, Sept. 9.
ArtScape: Westobou season opens; Sense of Place returns to Gertrude Herbert
ArtScape is a regular column at Augusta Good News highlighting visual arts happenings in the area.
Yerby bench unveiled Sept. 5
A sculpture dedication was part of three days highlighting the work of author Frank Yerby.
In The Zone With: Beau Polcha
Beau Polcha, an Augusta Prep junior, scored a school record of six touchdowns on Aug. 30.
Wood Duck dominance over GreenJackets continues on Sept. 4
The Augusta GreenJackets lost their eighth game to the Down East Wood Ducks Sept. 5
Arts council director reflects on 27-year career
Brenda Durant plans to retire in October after 27 years as executive director of the Greater Augusta Arts Council.
AI-assisted research could benefit cancer patients
AI is helping researchers at the Georgia Cancer Center.
Barry Bostwick ‘blessed’ for career-defining role
Barry Bostwick talks about Brad Majors and “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” ahead of his Oct. 1 appearance at the Miller Theater.
GreenJackets end home season with walk-off victory
The GreenJackets finished off their home season with a win.
Quiet Jacket bats spoil Caminiti’s debut Aug. 31
Columbia downed Augusta Saturday in Cam Caminiti’s pro debut.
In pictures: Aiken County Farmers Market
The Aiken County Farmers Market is the oldest county farmers’ market in continuous service in the same location in South Carolina.