A lot at 2104 Mill View St. is the spot for the next Turn Back the Block home.
Easterseals is closing and is selling all of Christmas ornaments depicting historic Augusta buildings for $3 each.
Nearly 400 volunteers helped several nonprofits as part of the United Way of the CSRA’s Project Serve event after Friday’s campaign kickoff breakfast.
Goodwill Industries of Middle Georgia and the CSRA has earned a three-year accreditation from CARF for its Job Connection Career Centers.
Construction in downtown Augusta is forcing another event to relocate for this year.
The Community Foundation for the CSRA officially launched its 2027 Community Grants Campaign on Aug. 12 by announcing a goal to grant $1 million to expand support for local nonprofits and strengthen the future of philanthropy across the six-county CSRA.
A group of teens from the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Augusta (BGCGA) traveled to Washington, D.C., in July to participate in the Summit for America’s Youth, where they joined young leaders from across the country to strengthen their leadership skills and advocate for solutions to teen violence.
Each year, area residents bike, walk or run to raise money for cancer research through PaceDay event. On July 28, PACELINE officials announced grant recipients from the 2025 event.
Piedmont Augusta honored a group of first responders for their lifesaving actions at Peach Jam last month.
A back-to-school bash is scheduled at Jenkins Family Nature Preserve in Lincoln County Aug. 15.
A wall at the Golden Harvest Food Bank’s urban garden at the Master’s Table Soup Kitchen is getting a facelift thanks to a team of artists.
The construction and placement of two pet microchip stations is Evan Lester’s Eagle Scout project.
The Savannah River Ecology Lab highlighted area reptiles, amphibians, insects and plants at Science Day on Aug. 1.
A few back-to-school giveaways are planned for July 31 and Aug. 1.