The Rev. Dr. Cynthia Taylor
Column: ‘Inspiring: Women of Augusta’ is new local publication
Charmain Z. Brackett’s column about a new publication that highlights area Inspiring Women.
State champs to bring musical to the stage Oct. 27-29
Fresh off their win at the Georgia Theatre Conference Oct. 21., the Augusta Junior Players will presents SISTAS: The Musical Oct. 27-29.
TobyMac, Sister Hazel, Chapel Hart to appear at 37th annual Jack-O-Lantern Jubilee
The 37th annual Jack-O-Lantern Jubilee returns to North Augusta’s streets Oct. 27-28.
Goodwill expansion continues with dedication of Alice and John David Lab and Lecture Hall
Goodwill officials dedicated a new Helms College lab and lecture hall Oct. 24. The organization needs to raise about $2 million to finish its school of health services.
Historic Augusta issues annual Endangered Properties List
Erick Montgomery had a sinking sense of deja vu when planning this year’s Endangered Properties List.
Mobile learning lab unveiled in Thomson Oct. 24
A converted school bus acts as a mobile learning lab.
‘Velvet Voices’ to serve as send-off for Augusta performer
Velvet Voices: Then and Now will benefit the Augusta Jewish Museum.
Column: One of the modern-day jazz greats lives among us in Augusta
Led by Wycliffe Gordon, the Augusta University Jazz ensemble presented works of Jazz Royalty Oct. 23.
Spooky season parties scheduled for those over 21
Westobou, the Miller Theater and Le Chat Noir all have spooky season events scheduled for the over-21 crowd this weekend.
Pink October: Breast cancer journey leads to memoir
Pink October highlights breast cancer awareness month. Helen Blocker-Adams was diagnosed two years ago and wrote about her journey.
Meadow Garden uncovers new details amid preservation projects
Meadow Garden is undergoing a renovation. The house museum was the home of one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence.
In pictures: Colonial Times: A Day to Remember
Scenes from Saturday’s Colonial Times: A Day to Remember.