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Displaced Art Institute students offered space at Helms College
Helms College aims to provide immediate educational options for hundreds of culinary students affected by this unexpected closure of The Art Institute of Atlanta.
Knights score 22 unanswered points in second half to defeat Warriors
Evans continued its rivalry dominance over Grovetown. The Knights have won the last five meetings.
In pictures: North Augusta defeats Strom Thurmond
Photo highlights from Friday’s matchup between North Augusta and Strom Thurmond.
Film producer announces plans to build studio in Augusta
Augusta’s film future looks brighter as a movie producer announced plans to bring a studio to the area.
Award-winning author to speak at Book Tavern Sept. 25
Award-winning author Susan Beckham Zurenda will speak at the Book Tavern Sept. 25.
Augusta Tech announces ‘Den of Distinction’ inductees
Augusta Technical College announced its ‘”Den of Distinction” Sept. 20.
C.T. Walker students recognized as literacy leaders Sept. 20
Area fourth graders were honored for their reading Sept. 20.
Disney’s ‘Finding Nemo Jr.’ swims into the Kroc Center
The Augusta Junior Players head to the stage with Disney’s Finding Nemo Jr. Sept. 29-30 and Oct. 1.
Classical music with a twist opens the annual Concerts with a Cause season Sept. 24
Concerts with a Cause returns Sept. 24.
Cancer researcher seeks ways to boost T-cell metabolism
At 25, Mercy Kehinde-Ige is the youngest recipient of this year’s Paceline grants. The graduate student is researching ways to boost T-cell metabolism to help them fight tumors longer.