Capitol Beat News Service
Naked Epicurean: Pineapple Ink’s toast to summer
Naked Epicurean brings a taste of summer cocktails to her column.
New storm drain murals give Richmond County students creative way to learn
A storm drain mural project allows children to use their creativity while learning about the water system and storm water pollution.
A.R. Johnson senior named Gates Scholar
A.R. Johnson Health Science and Engineering Magnet School senior Jonathan Ross, Jr., has been named a 2023 Gates Scholar.
Arts council announces award winners
The Greater Augusta Arts Council announced the recipients of its annual awards on May 16.
ArtScape: ‘An Tobar – The Well,’ Augusta Poster Show, Aiken Center for Arts wins Governor’s Award
Artscape is a column highlighting Augusta area arts happenings.
Ceremony to honor African American veterans buried at Cedar Grove Cemetery
A May 25 ceremony will honor veterans buried at Cedar Grove Cemetery.
MCG researchers find ways to stop vision loss in preemies
Medical College of Georgia scientists have found a new target and drug to stop a spiraling cycle that leads to vision loss in premature newborns.
GreenJackets pick up Mother’s Day win
The Augusta GreenJackets split the series against the Charleston RiverDogs with a Mother’s Day victory.
Column: Moonlight music cruise doesn’t disappoint
The Moonlight Music Cruises along the Augusta Canal are held in late spring/early summer and in the fall.
Saturday Chef provides community cooking classes
The Saturday Chef is a monthly community cooking class at Helms College.
Errors, strikeouts hurt GreenJackets in May 12 loss
Striking out 18 times on the night, the Augusta GreenJackets lost to the Charleston RiverDogs 7-3 May 12.