On May 6, 2026, Food Lion marked Teacher Appreciation Week with a special “Carts of Kindness” surprise at McCormick High School in McCormick, South Carolina supported by Food Lion Feeds, the company’s hunger-relief platform.
A family-owned business celebrated its 35th anniversary April 30, thanking its customers with tours of its Gordon Highway facilities, lunch on the grounds, giveaways and more.
Scenes from International Yarn Day activities.
Augusta Technical College has been awarded a $6,808,307 grant from the Economic Development Administration (EDA) of the U.S. Department of Commerce to support completion of the Jim Hudson Automotive Institute.
April 25 is Independent Bookstore Day as well as International Local Yarn Store Day, and Augusta’s downtown bookstore and yarn store have a full day of activities and sales planned.
The Oscar Mayer Wienermobile stopped at the North Augusta Kroger Sunday.
Shred Fest processed and disposed of more than 17,000 pounds of paperwork on March 14.
A March 25 party highlighted efforts to promote Augusta and kickoff a new public art initiative.
Golfer John Daly still has plans to meet with golf fans after a day on the course. He’s found a new 19th hole at Topgolf Augusta.
Ron Baxley Jr. highlights Paul Rogers of ABX in his latest column.
Hildebrandt’s has operated in downtown Augusta since 1879.
Yummy Pho held its soft opening Feb. 7 at 284 Meridian Dr. in Grovetown.
Augusta-based KAMO Facility Solutions & Supplies has expanded its footprint in Columbia with the acquisition of the Columbia-based janitorial company, Waper Inc.
A new museum highlights the 65-year history of the SRP Federal Credit Union.