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Artist weaves love of texture and nature into beautiful canvas
Staci Swider has had a busy year with multiple art exhibits in the Southeast in the past 12 months.
Augusta Tech accepting nominations for Den of Distinction Awards
Augusta Technical College is extending the application deadline for the 2025 Den of Distinction Awards until June 27.
Job Shop job fair scheduled for June 11
Job Shop, a full-service recruiting agency specializing in direct-hire placements, will host a Job Fair on Wednesday, June 11, 2025, in partnership with Union Agener Animal Health Technologies.
Organization celebrates 19th year with Kaleidoscope brunch
God’s Ladies Of Significance & Service offers mentorship and community for girls and young women.
News You Can Use: I-20 lane closures planned in Aiken County
Lane closures are expected on I-20 in Aiken County.
Painful series ends with whimper as Jackets fall flat on June 8
A late home run off Adam Shoemaker handed the lefty his second loss of the week, and the team’s fifth in six games as the Fayetteville Woodpeckers manhandled the home side all week, culminating with a 3-1 win June 8.
In pictures: Fort Eisenhower and the Cyber Center of Excellence celebrate 250 years of U.S. Army
Fort Eisenhower’s celebration of the Army’s 250th anniversary began with an Army Heritage Month Program on June 6.
Ribbon cutting planned for Nieci’s Green Bites Pet Boutique June 19
A ribbon cutting is scheduled for Nieci’s Green Bites Pet Boutique, 908 Broad St., at 4 p.m. June 19.
Augusta TrackTown Throwdown held June 7
Fleet Feet Augusta hosted its inaugural TrackTown Throwdown at the Academy of Richmond County track on Saturday, June 7.
Wildlife program brings reptiles and amphibians up close
Sean Poppy, Savannah River Ecology Library outreach coordinator, brought a menagerie of reptiles, amphibians and birds to the Nancy Carson Library on Friday. Poppy was at the library as part of its summer reading program activities.
Paceline funds awarded to seven cancer research projects on June 6
Although Hurricane Helene led to the cancellation of the annual Paceline bike ride, more than $250,000 was raised resulting in seven cancer research grants.
