‘Bridgerton’-inspired ball coming to Sacred Heart Aug. 23
A “Bridgerton”-inspired grand ball comes to the Sacred Heart Cultural Center at 3 p.m. Aug. 23.
Augusta Christian Schools’ student plans to give back after win
Trenton Hall received the top prize in the Army & Air Force Exchange Service’s “You Made The Grade” sweepstakes.
Captains needed for ‘It’s Spooky to be Hungry’ food drive
As the Golden Harvest Food Bank prepares for this year’s campaign, the organization is seeking new Spooky captains in Richmond, Columbia and Aiken counties to help lead their communities in the fight against hunger.
Stuff the Bus overflows with school supplies for area children
2025 was a record year for Stuff the Bus.
Mr. Frog celebrates 25 years of spreading joy
A quirky lawn ornament has spread joy in west Augusta for 25 years
Comcast celebrates McDuffie County broadband expansion with block party, Lift Zone opening and student laptop giveaway
Comcast has completed its broadband expansion project in McDuffie County and celebrated with residents on Aug. 6.
Grant will place mental health professionals in Augusta’s areas of need
A new collaboration between Augusta University’s College of Education and Human Development and School of Public Health has resulted in a $2.4 million grant from the Health Resources and Services Administration to increase behavioral health services for high-need, high-demand areas serving children, adolescents and transitional-aged youth living in Augusta.
SRP Federal Credit Union employees give back to the community
Over the past several weeks, SRP Federal Credit Union employees have rolled up their sleeves and given back to the community through blood drives and back-to-school events.
Memorial service honors homeless
A service marked the lives of several homeless individuals on July 27.
Mayor wants to see riverfront space revitalized
On July 25, Augusta Mayor Garnett Johnson announced a ”bold, bold vision” to invest in economic development, tourism and outdoor recreation on Augusta’s riverfront.
Guitar donation helps Jessye Norman School
When water damaged 13 guitars at 440 Instruments at 1131 Broad St., its owner Deveran Roof looked for a productive way to pass them on.
Greenbrier student’s service project packed with comfort and love
Ella Pascual worked on a service project called Pack for Comfort.
Camp Discovery offers activities, education, camaraderie to female cancer survivors
Camp Discovery provides bonding experiences for female cancer survivors.
