David Bulla
Golden Harvest breaks ground on new construction project
Golden Harvest Food Bank broke ground on the second phase of its renovation project to its Commerce Drive location.
Emergency preparedness events planned for people with disabilities
People with disabilities and their families are invited to emergency preparedness events in Augusta Feb. 28.
Bulldog 100 Awardees include Augusta area businesses
Four area businesses were honored Feb. 18 as part of the Bulldog 100.
Augusta native wins film award
Shandrea Evans’ short film about a homesick woman’s relationship with a great-aunt recently received an award at a Los Angeles film festival.
Quilts provide comfort and healing for veterans
The local Quilts of Valor group marks 10 years of making quilts for veterans in 2023.
Graphic novelist realizes longtime dream
Jeremy Mace had his initial idea for a graphic novel two decades ago. Saving Mister Creep was released in December 2022.
Volunteers spruce up historical marker for Presidents Day
A marker commemorating the nation’s first president’s visit to Augusta in 1791 received some sprucing up Sunday.
Bullets and Bandaids provides unique art experience
Bullets and Bandaids Volume 4 “The Next Step” tour will be at Sacred Heart Cultural Center Feb. 22 and 23.
About Town With Francie – Dave Mercer
Columnist Francie Klopotic highlights a recent night at the Evans’ Mellow Mushroom listening to the music of Dave “Muz” Mercer.
Photojournalism: Savannah River Brewing Co.’s Highland Games
The Savannah River Brewing Co.’s Highland Games were Feb. 18. View Mike Adams’ photos from the event.
Performance will serve as send-off to theater conference
The Augusta Junior Players present their award-winning performance of Sister Act Jr. on Feb. 28 before heading to the Southeastern Theatre Conference.
Bradford Pear tree replacement program set for Aiken Feb. 25
The Bradford Pear Bounty program offers South Carolina residents native trees to replace Bradford Pears.