Charmain Z. Brackett
Ribbon cutting scheduled for sculpture trail
A ribbon cutting for the Augusta Sculpture Trail is scheduled for April 21.
Youth leadership program engages high school students
Youth Leadership Augusta is a program for Richmond County high school students.
‘Lovesong’ highlights one couple’s lifelong love story
Lovesong focuses on the lifelong love story of a couple with younger and older version of the pair on stage at the same time.
Tim Tebow to speak at Great Futures event
Tim Tebow will speak at the Boys and Girls Club of Greater Augusta’s Great Futures Celebration April 19.
Holocaust remembrance event focuses on ‘Music of Resistance and Survival’
A Kennesaw University professor brings a unique Holocaust remembrance program to Adas Yeshurun Synagogue April 16.
Edward Rice has first solo exhibition in Augusta in a decade
Artist Edward Rice will present his first solo exhibition in Augusta in a decade.
Music fest to raise money for ALS clinic
A night of music will raise money to help those with a neurodegenerative disease.
Masters Column: Weather, low amateur grab headlines during Masters Week
Columnist Tyler Strong provides an update from the second round at the Augusta National.
Kisner Foundation makes $1.2 million donation
The Kevin and Brittany Kisner Foundation made a $1.2 million donation toward its $5.3 million pledge.
Photojournalism: Way of the Cross Walk annual Good Friday tradition in south Augusta
Christians commemorated Good Friday as they took up their crosses and walked in south Augusta April 7.