Charmain Z. Brackett
In pictures: Clash of the drumlines
Mike Adams’ photo story from a drumline stick-off June 17 as part of Augusta’s Juneteenth observances.
Copenhaver finishes cancer treatment, looks forward to next phase
Former Augusta Mayor Deke Copenhaver finished his cancer treatments June 15 and is looking ahead to his next phase of life.
Multiple Juneteenth activities planned in Augusta
Multiple Juneteenth events are planned for the area. Here’s a sampling.
Mudcats snap GreenJackets win streak June 15
The Carolina Mudcats defeat the Augusta GreenJackets 7-2 June 15.
Camps give children taste of musical theater
Children immerse themselves into the theater experience during Musical Theatre Workshops summer camps.
GAP Ministries serves area homeless
Founded in 1979, GAP Ministries serves the homeless and those in need.
Two homers power GreenJackets over Mudcats June 14
The Augusta GreenJackets defeated the Carolina Mudcats 6-5 June 14.
World War II traveling exhibit coming to the Augusta Jewish Museum
A World War II traveling exhibit is coming to the Augusta Jewish Museum.
Augusta Prep receives $500,000 from Malone Foundation for endowed scholarships
Augusta Prep received at $500,000 grant for endowed scholarships.
Fishing pier project provides new access at Modoc Boat Ramp
Union volunteers celebrated the completion of a large-scale access project with a dedication and ribbon cutting ceremony on Saturday, June 10.
Augusta piano teacher heads to Steinway Hall of Fame
In May, Augusta piano teacher Cindy Wilkinson learned of her induction in the Steinway & Sons Teacher Hall of Fame.
Bank of America grant to help Aiken Technical College students
Bank of America has awarded the Aiken Technical College Foundation an economic mobility grant to help students achieve success by removing financial barriers to completing their college education.