North Augustans celebrated Third Thursday on April 17.
The Jag Jam will be from 3 to 8 p.m. Saturday, April 19, at Augusta University.
City officials and neighborhood children took part in an April 14 ribbon cutting for a new playground at Eastview Community Center and Park.
Monica Mahoney has served as a Red Cross volunteer at Eisenhower Army Medical Center for 16 years.
A sampling of Easter egg hunts and other festivities.
The Air Dot Show Tour returns to Augusta on April 26-27, 2025 at Augusta Regional Airport.
Grits and Girl Scouts will be at 8 a.m. May 1 at Phinizy House and will benefit Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia.
Golf may be the featured attraction in Augusta, but there are other activities planned for April 7-12.
Scenes from the Mayor’s Masters Reception Saturday, April 5 at the Augusta Common.
Painted by Baruti Tucker, a new sculpture pays tribute to the men on the bag.
Members of the Phi Chi Chapter of Chi Eta Phi Professional Nursing Sorority, Incorporated
attended its 71st Southeast Regional Conference.
As she looks ahead to a 2026 community festival during golf week, Debra Estep plans to lay the groundwork April 5-6, 2025 with a simple message – support Augusta’s small businesses.
Aiken Fest brings 21 of the most popular fair rides for adults and children, famous fair food and fun games for the whole family to the Western Carolina State Fairgrounds April 3-13.