Don "Ramblin'" Rhodes
Girl Scouts is more than cookies for area teen
Charlee Adams, who is an Evans High School freshman, joined Girl Scouts as a first grader and wants to make it her career one day.
Column: National Seed Swap Day set for Jan. 31
National Seed Swap Day is observed on the last Saturday in January each year.
Harlem takes win on Senior Night Jan. 30
Harlem High School boys’ basketball team defeated Hephzibah 55-45 at Senior Night on Friday, Jan. 30.
Augusta Players and Imperial Theatre to merge
The Augusta Players and Imperial Theatre are planning a merger.
Wrightsboro Road Goodwill becomes donation center; new store planned
After years of serving the community as a retail store, Goodwill Industries of Middle Georgia and the CSRA’s Wrightsboro Road will be a dedicated donation center.
Cold weather and cardiovascular health
Cold temperatures and sedentary habits can increase the risk of serious conditions like Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD) and Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT)—especially for those with underlying cardiovascular issues.
Jags fall in tight game at Christenberry Jan. 28
USC Beaufort escaped Christenberry Fieldhouse with a 91-90 Peach Belt Conference win in front of 1,684 fans on Greek Night Jan. 28.
Lady Jags drop OT battle against conference foe on Jan. 28
Augusta University’s women fell 82-70 to USC Beaufort in overtime Wednesday night at Christenberry Fieldhouse.
‘The Day Smell of Mother’s Spring’ opens Feb. 6 at CANDL Fine Art
“The Day Smell of Mother’s Spring,” a new exhibition of paintings and drawings by the North Carolina–based artist Bob Ray opens with a public reception from 5 to 7 p.m. Friday, Feb. 6.
Augusta Arbor Day event focuses on hurricane recovery
The Georgia Forestry Commission and Georgia Tree Council’s first quarter program and state Arbor Day event, “Hurricane Recovery in Community Forests” will be Feb. 3 at two locations in Augusta.
