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Symphony conductor celebrates American citizenship with USA-flavored season
The Augusta Symphony’s 2023-2024 season features an American flavor.
‘Beauty and the Beast’ brings magical story of redeeming love
Augusta Ballet will present the classic story of Beauty and the Beast to open its 2023-2024 season.
Arts in the Heart of Augusta returns Sept. 15-17
Live performances, arts vendors and international food are all part of Arts in the Heart of Augusta.
Conference fulfills mother’s dream; opens door for future
Holding a conference to shine a spotlight on a rare blood disorder foundation was a dream of its founder who died in 2019.
Homeless center faces looming deadline
The Garden City Rescue Mission and Life Development Center needs to raise about $160,000 by Sept. 15 to keep its Fenwick Street home.
GreenJackets post shutout win in final game of season
The GreenJackets ended the season with a win, shutting out the Wood Ducks 8-0.
GreenJackets wins second straight over Wood Ducks Sept. 9
The GreenJackets head into Sunday’s final game of the 2023 season after a Saturday win.
More menopause training needed in OB/Gyn residency programs
Dr. Jennifer Allen became certified as a menopause practitioner from the North American Menopause Society — one of only four in Augusta and the surrounding area.
In pictures: A purr-fect show at Riverview Park
Photos from Saturday’s opening day of the Cattyshack Cats’ The International Cat Association Cat Show at Riverview Park.
Augusta native to screen most ‘impactful’ film of career at Miller Theater
Maurice Johnson, a Glenn Hills High School graduate, has made his career in film and TV. His latest film screens Sept. 9 a the Miller Theater.