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Ribbon cutting ceremony marks Piedmont Summerville’s reopening
A May 15 ribbon cutting marked the May 16 reopening of Piedmont Summerville, formerly Trinity Hospital.
Augusta held scoreless through seven on May 15, drops second straight game
The Augusta GreenJackets lost to the Salem Red Sox May 15.
Columbia Middle School teacher named ‘Rookie of the Year’
Makyla Jones, a Columbia Middle School teacher, was named the Columbia County School District’s Rookie of the Year, May 15.
Augusta teen earns master’s degree
Charleston Lee, 18, has earned her master’s degree from Meharry Medical College in Nashville.
In pictures: Fort Eisenhower police competition
Scenes from Fort Eisenhower’s National Police Week marksmanship competition.
Red Sox blank GreenJackets in May 14 education day game
The Salem Red Sox beat the Augusta GreenJackets 5-0 Tuesday.
Fort Eisenhower marks National Police Week with May 13 ceremony and friendly competitions
National Police Week is May 12-18, 2024.
Artist hopes people fold requests into paper airplanes
Ben Folds bring his Paper Airplane Request Tour to the Bell Auditorium May 31.
Preteen makes Aiken Technical College’s Dean’s List
At only 12, Megyn Bolen made the dean’s list at Aiken Technical College with a 4.0 for the spring semester.
‘Mister Sleep’ filmmaker returns to shoot another movie in area during month of May
A psychological thriller is being shot in the Augusta area this month.
Baumann throws career high 6.2 innings in third season win
The GreenJackets won Sunday in Myrtle Beach.
Cynthia Taylor column: The Northern Lights point to something good
The Rev. Dr. Cynthia Taylor muses about the appearance of the Northern Lights and the goodness of God in her latest column.