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Grovetown Elementary students consider career pathways
Grovetown Elementary School fourth and fifth graders learned about career pathways offered at Columbia County high schools March 21.
Augusta GreenJackets to celebrate Hispanic culture in upcoming season
For three days in the 2023 season, the GreenJackets will be playing as Los Pavos Salvajes de Augusta – the “Augusta Wild Turkeys.”
Female artists at center of art exhibition
A limited engagement art exhibition highlights the contributions of female artists.
Davidson senior named National Merit Scholar finalist
Song Ting Tang, a senior at John S. Davidson Fine Arts Magnet School, has been named a finalist in the National Merit Scholarship Program.
Get the wiggles out and do the OJ Twist with Blippi on March 30
Blippi’s new interactive stage show is coming to Columbia County March 30.
A new version of ‘Alice in Wonderland’ to make its premiere
A new adaptation of “Alice in Wonderland” heads to the John S. Davidson Fine Arts Magnet School stage March 23 and 24.
Photojournalism: Augusta Market Opening Day
A few scenes from the Augusta Market Opening Day March 18
Photojournalism: Cinderella Day
Mike Adams’ photo story from Cinderella Day at the Augusta Dream Center on Peach Orchard Road March 18.
Rock the block of 10th at Broad Street March 25
The 10th Street Bazaar returns for its spring installment on March 25.
Historical marker unveiled to honor Frank Yerby
Officials unveiled a historical marker in honor of Frank Yerby, an Augusta born author whose books sold more than 60 million copies and made their way to the big screen.
Statue of prominent Irish Augustan gets festive in honor of St. Patrick’s Day
The statue of a prominent Irish Augustan joins the wearing of the green with a special top hat and sash just in time for St. Patrick’s Day.