Rylee Knox
World War II traveling exhibit coming to the Augusta Jewish Museum
A World War II traveling exhibit is coming to the Augusta Jewish Museum.
Augusta Prep receives $500,000 from Malone Foundation for endowed scholarships
Augusta Prep received at $500,000 grant for endowed scholarships.
Fishing pier project provides new access at Modoc Boat Ramp
Union volunteers celebrated the completion of a large-scale access project with a dedication and ribbon cutting ceremony on Saturday, June 10.
Augusta piano teacher heads to Steinway Hall of Fame
In May, Augusta piano teacher Cindy Wilkinson learned of her induction in the Steinway & Sons Teacher Hall of Fame.
Bank of America grant to help Aiken Technical College students
Bank of America has awarded the Aiken Technical College Foundation an economic mobility grant to help students achieve success by removing financial barriers to completing their college education.
Pelicans score six in the ninth to beat GreenJackets
Augusta GreenJackets lose to Myrtle Beach Pelicans June 11 at SRP Park.
Roads well rambled: A tribute to Don Rhodes
Publisher Charmain Z. Brackett pays tribute to columnist Don Rhodes who died June 9 at the age of 77.
Don ‘Ramblin’ Rhodes, longtime columnist and entertainment writer, has died
Don Rhodes, long time columnist, died Friday, June 9.
A five-run third inning propels Pelicans past GreenJackets June 10
The Augusta GreenJackets drop June 10’s game to the Myrtle Beach Pelicans.
Photojournalism: Mural painting at East Boundary and Telfair Streets
Local artists help finish work on three crosswalk murals on Augusta’s east side Saturday.
In pictures: Bicycle Ride Across Georgia ends in Augusta with June 10 celebration
Mike Adams’ photo story of the final leg of the Bicycle Ride Across Georgia. Bicyclists ended their nearly 400 mile journey in Augusta.
Photojournalism: Sgt. Slaughter draws crowds at Augusta JoeFest on June 10
Mike Adams’ photo story from June 10 at JoeFest, a three-day toy and comic book convention in downtown Augusta.