Cupcakes and faith fuel baker’s dreams
Less than a year after opening her first location at Augusta Mall, Alice Garner recently opened a second Garner’s Sweet Dreams on South Belair Road.
Column: Where’s Waldo? We found him at Camp Soul City
Publisher Charmain Z. Brackett took in some of the activities for Camp Soul City July 15.
Camp Soul City provides summer camp experience for adults and children
Camp Soul City is back for its second year with more merchants participating.
Something old, something new, something borrowed, something Tiffinie Bleu
An Augusta bridal boutique offers the experience of finding the perfect dress.
Evans teachers’ new business pops
The Augusta Pop Company will partner with the Morris Museum of Art to sell their cool treats Thursday, June 29.
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.
Buona Caffe enjoys ‘happily caffeinated’ anniversary
Buona Caffe marks its 10 anniversary at 1858 Central Avenue with an art exhibition and reception June 13.
Vintage Ooollee owner to retire; costume shop has new owner
As Caren Bricker, better known to Augustans as Ooollee, plans to retire, she’s selling the costume shop to a former employee who has a soft spot in her heart for the business.
Augusta chef passionate about doughnuts
June 2 is National Doughnut Day, and Jeremy Miller has been specializing in doughnuts for almost three years.
Augusta Goodwill draws from its past to shape its future
Augusta’s Goodwill has returned to its foundation with a new approach for the 21st century.
Business owner sees artistry in flooring
A local business owner enjoys uses his creativity when it comes to installing floors. Diamond Wood Floors recently won an award for a patterned floor.
‘Golden Blocks’ sees signs of economic rejuvenation
The area historically known as Augusta’s Golden Blocks is seeing signs of economic rejuvenation.
Two Richmond County students named Bank of America Student Leaders
Two Richmond County Technical Career Magnet School students were named as Bank of America’s Student Leaders program.
