Special To Augusta Good News
Westobou director passes torch
Longtime Westobou director Kristi Jilson Sykes will be leaving the area for her home state of North Carolina, and Matt Porter will take her position.
Augustan carries on legacy of the King
Liam Hewitt an Elvis tribute artist, will open Sept. 8 for Cote Deonath, a world champion Elvis, at the Miller Theater.
Magee’s first professional homer lifts GreenJackets in Aug 4 win
The Augusta GreenJackets defeated the Columbia Fireflies Friday at SRP Park.
Photojournalism: Great balls of fire! Arcane Arts at First Friday Aug. 4
Photos from First Friday, Aug. 4
TechNet Augusta brings together leaders from the military and the commercial sector
An annual conference and expo brings together leaders from the military and the commercial sector.
Column: Aquinas groundbreaking set for Aug. 18
Sportswriter Chris Rickerson highlights Aquinas High School’s transitional sports year which involves a groundbreaking ceremony and the construction of a new athletic complex.
ArtScape: August First Friday features music, live painting, fire
The ArtScape column highlights some of downtown’s First Friday happenings including a concert at CANDL Finie Art and art exhibitions.
Paceline grants awarded Aug. 2
On Aug. 2, cancer researcher received grants funded through the annual Paceline bicycle ride.
Aiken Technical College receives $100,000 grant for Metallica Scholars Initiative
Aiken Technical College received a $100,000 grant from Metallica’s All Within My Hands’ Foundation.
Johnson student creates museum dedicated to school’s history
A recent A.R. Johnson Health Science Engineering Magnet School graduate paid tribute to his school by creating a museum.
Column: Just walk it off
Dr. Annie Turner highlights the benefits of walking as exercise in this column.