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Photojournalism: Georgia College defeats Augusta University women’s team 55-48
Augusta University’s Lady Jaguars lose to Georgia College on Military Appreciation Day.
Give Kids a Smile promotes proper dental hygiene
Kids learned proper brushing and flossing techniques as part of Give Kids a Smile Day at A. Brian Merry Elementary School Friday.
Military appreciation and record attendance events planned for Augusta University basketball
Military appreciation and record attendance events are planned for Augusta University basketball.
More than physical education – new program integrates academics as well
Lake Forest Hills Elementary School students demonstrated a new interactive system to county officials.
Evans Opry heading to Hardin stage
The Malpass Brothers and Teea Goans will give Grand Ole Opry vibes in Evans Feb. 3.
Savannah River Nuclear Solutions partners with Paine College to provide funding and internships
Savannah River Nuclear Solutions and Paine College signed a memorandum of understanding for funding, internships and professional development.
Thomson High School program bridges gaps between special and general education students
Thomson High School is working to bridge the gap between special needs and general
education students through a program called Unified Champion Schools.
Teen’s debut song getting radio play
Angela James’ debut song has already been played on multiple radio stations across the region.
Ramblin’s Roads: Tony Howard’s popular soul show moves to Columbia County
Tony Howard’s Motown/Elvis Revue is headed for the Bell Auditorium after years at the Imperial Theatre.
Augusta native to be posthumously inducted into Georgia Sports Hall of Fame
Bert Williams, longtime football coach and athletic director at Georgia Military College, will be inducted into the Georgia Sports Hall of Fame.
ArtScape: Art exhibitions flourish in February
ArtScape is a column focusing on Augusta’s art happenings.
‘Great music’ for ‘great causes.’ Upcoming concerts double as fundraisers
Three upcoming concerts will provide great music and raise money for area causes.