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.
June 2 is National Doughnut Day, and Jeremy Miller has been specializing in doughnuts for almost three years.
Augusta’s Goodwill has returned to its foundation with a new approach for the 21st century.
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.
The area historically known as Augusta’s Golden Blocks is seeing signs of economic rejuvenation.
Two Richmond County Technical Career Magnet School students were named as Bank of America’s Student Leaders program.
Augusta has been chosen as one of five hub cities to participate in the President’s Investing in America Agenda.
A local woman, who works as Shapermint spokesmodel, recently appeared on QVC to sell the brand.
Entrepreneurs will have the chance to pitch their business ideas and gain capital for their businesses at a May 10 event.
The Book Tavern has several special events coming up in the next few weeks including Independent Bookstore Day April 29.
A nearly $2 million investment into the Wrens’ Stuckey’s plant will provide more jobs and equipment to make more of its famous pecan log rolls.
A new west Augusta eatery offers coffee and frozen custard.
An Aiken physical therapist helps golfers improve their game while safeguarding themselves from injury.