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SHARP Dance Company brings repertoire to USC Aiken
SHARP Dance Company will present “669” at USC Aiken on April 22. That represents the number of children Britain’s Sir Nicholas Winton saved from Nazi-occupied Czechoslovakia in 1939 prior to the start of World War II.
Mammoth homer caps rainy extra-inning GreenJackets’ win April 6
The GreenJackets won in extra innings Sunday over the Fireflies.
Second annual Columbia County Arts at the Plaza scheduled for April 26
Columbia County students will showcase their drama, music and visual art talents at the second annual Arts at the Plaza.
Golf week events 2025: Lots of live music, Aiken Fest, full moon hike and a play
Golf may be the featured attraction in Augusta, but there are other activities planned for April 7-12.
In pictures: Mayor’s Masters Reception 2025
Scenes from the Mayor’s Masters Reception Saturday, April 5 at the Augusta Common.
Monument dedicated to Augusta’s Black Caddies
Painted by Baruti Tucker, a new sculpture pays tribute to the men on the bag.
Nursing sorority members attend regional conference
Members of the Phi Chi Chapter of Chi Eta Phi Professional Nursing Sorority, Incorporated
attended its 71st Southeast Regional Conference.
Align Augusta lays groundwork for 2026 festival
As she looks ahead to a 2026 community festival during golf week, Debra Estep plans to lay the groundwork April 5-6, 2025 with a simple message – support Augusta’s small businesses.
Ganne takes first round lead at Women’s Amateur
Stanford junior Megha Ganne took the first-round lead of the 2025 Augusta National Women’s Amateur April 2 with a nine-under 63, putting her two strokes ahead of the 2024 winner, England’s Lottie Woad.
Clinic focuses on young golfers
Bank of America’s fourth annual Golf with Us Clinic was March 31 at the Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater Augusta’s J. Hebbard Club.
‘Radium Girls’ at heart of Aiken theater production
‘These Shining Lives’ will be at Aiken Community Theatre for two weekends beginning April 11.