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Photojournalism: Flagler defeats Augusta University
The No. 6 Augusta University Jaguars fell on their home court Saturday at Flagler College 89-75. It’s the first Peach Belt Conference loss for the Jags who are now 7-1 in the league and 16-2 overall. Flagler improves to 9-10 overall and 3-5 in the Peach Belt. MORE: Lady Jags win over Flagler The Jags […]
Lady Jags win as university celebrates Title IX’s 50th anniversary
Augusta University’s’ women’s basketball team defeated Flagler College Saturday at Christenberry Fieldhouse.
Flowing Wells Theatre fulfillment of longtime vision
Having a theater for the Enopion Theatre Co. to perform in has been a longtime dream of its founder.
Scenes from the Miracle Meeks Jamfest
Several local bands came together for a night of music to celebrate John Meeks who was hospitalized at Christmas.
Medical college study focuses on optical genome mapping to help blood cancer patients
Researchers at the Medical College of Georgia at Augusta University are studying how optical genome mapping can be used to help patients with blood cancers.
Concerts with a Cause celebrates its 20th anniversary with a bluegrass flair
Monroe Crossing will be featured at St. John United Methodist Church Jan. 22.
Siblings share dream as principal dancers in Riverdance
Riverdance celebrates its 25th anniversary with a Feb. 2 performance at the Bell Auditorium.
What’s on stage: a sampling of upcoming concerts and shows
Highlights of upcoming shows in and around Augusta.
Augusta mayor, commissioners among those honoring Dr. King by serving others
Multiple groups volunteered at the Golden Harvest Food Bank’s Master’s Table Soup Kitchen Monday to honor Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
Elvis-themed event offers family fun
The Morris Museum of Art’s monthly Artrageous! program had an Elvis theme Sunday, Jan. 15.
Paine College choir director comes full circle
Trey McLaughlin attended his first choir rehearsals at Paine College with his mom when he was only 6. Now, he’s the group’s director.