Artscape: A few recent releases from Augusta’s literary artists
The first ArtScape column of 2025 highlights four books written by local authors – Cecelia Butler Johnson, Dana Harris, Aaron Kinzer and Justin Harsey.
Naked Epicurean: Low and slow is the way to go
On a chilly day, a warm hearty soup hits the right spot.
ArtScape: Albertin talks Okefenokee photos Dec. 21 at CANDL
Mark Albertin’s exhibition at CANDL Fine Art, Sacred Heart’s next show features four artists and Internationl Fish Art contest are included in the latest ArtScape column.
Column: The longest night service offers hope to those who grieve
A longest night service will be at St. Augustine of Canterbury at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 18, 2024.
Column: Thanks for the memories, James Brown Arena
As demolition continues on the James Brown Arena, publisher Charmain Z. Brackett reflects on her memories of the arena. What are yours?
Naked Epicurean: Jingle and mingle holiday party menu
Naked Epicurean offers up delectable recipes for your holiday party in this column.
Column: 100th career victory ‘builds on tradition’
Aquinas coach James Leonard won his 100th career game Thursday.
Guest Column: Practice feeling like you are on the other side of this
Tara Simkins is a lawyer turned life coach, facilitator and childhood cancer philanthropist. This is the fifth and final column in a series in which she shares some of the tools she developed when dealing with her son’s cancer journey. She hopes that they might help others coping with the mental and emotional aftermath of Hurricane Helene.
Guest Column: Taking action — small steps towards big changes
Tara Simkins is a lawyer turned life coach, facilitator and childhood cancer philanthropist. This is the fourth in a series of columns in which she shares some of the tools she developed when dealing with her son’s cancer journey. She hopes that they might help others coping with the mental and emotional aftermath of Hurricane Helene.
Column: Never say never – covering a hurricane
Publisher Charmain Z. Brackett writes about doing something she never thought she’d do – cover a hurricane.
Guest column: The power of honoring your struggles
Tara Simkins is a lawyer turned life coach, facilitator and childhood cancer philanthropist. This is the third in a series of columns in which she shares some of the tools she developed when dealing with her son’s cancer journey. She hopes that they might help others coping with the mental and emotional aftermath of Hurricane Helene.
Guest Column: How to find light even in the darkest of times
Tara Simkins is a lawyer turned life coach, facilitator and childhood cancer philanthropist. This is the second in a series of columns in which she shares some of the tools she developed when dealing with her son’s cancer journey. She hopes that they might help others coping with the mental and emotional aftermath of Hurricane Helene.
Guest Column: When no one else understands, start here
Tara Simkins is a lawyer turned life coach, facilitator and childhood cancer philanthropist. This is the first of several columns in which she shares some of the tools she developed when dealing with her son’s cancer journey. She hopes that they might help others coping with the mental and emotional aftermath of Hurricane Helene.
