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In pictures: North Augusta tops Gray to end regular season
North Augusta finishes the regular season undefeated in the region.
Williams’ four touchdowns drive Burke County to Region 4-AA title
Burke County won the Region 4-AA championship over Thomson Friday.
Utah rivals turned teammates boost AU to banner volleyball season
From rivals in the suburbs of Salt Lake City, Utah, to teammates at Augusta University, seniors Jada Suguturaga and Marin Freeland have had quite the volleyball journey.
Deadline extended to apply for FEMA assistance after Helene
Georgians and South Carolinians have extra time to apply for FEMA assistance related to Hurricane Helene.
Symposium at AU highlights 19th century press, Civil War and free expression Nov. 7-9
A journalism history symposium will be at Augusta University Nov. 7-9.
Seven Richmond County schools named Georgia Literacy Leaders
The Georgia Department of Education named seven Richmond County schools as “Literacy Leaders” for exceptional achievement or growth in the percentage of students reading at or above grade level.
Harlem beats Richmond Academy Nov. 5
Harlem sits at 8-1 overall with one game remaining in the season.
New collaboration brings food to the doorsteps of those in need
A new initiative will deliver essential food items to those in need particularly older adults, people with disabilities and those without reliable transportation.
AU CodeHoppers makes comeback
CodeHoppers, a student-led program sponsored by Augusta University’s School of Computer and Cyber Sciences, is making a comeback.
Fifth grade teacher named Columbia County Teacher of Year
Tabitha Purvis, a fifth grade math and science at Euchee Creek Elementary School, was named Columbia County’s Teacher of the Year.
AU computer science professor awarded $75,000 at cyber innovators challenge event
Sejun Song, an Augusta University computer science professor, received a $75,000 prize at the National Security Innovation Network Innovators Challenge.
Second in series of theatrical readings to be held at Laney Museum Nov. 16
Augusta native and renowned actor Jerome Preston Bates will be directing and performing the second play in a series of theatrical readings of great works by iconic writer August Wilson at the Lucy Craft Laney Museum of Black History.