Velvet Voices: Then and Now will benefit the Augusta Jewish Museum.
Meadow Garden is undergoing a renovation. The house museum was the home of one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence.
Scenes from Saturday’s Colonial Times: A Day to Remember.
People dressed up their pups for Bark-O-Ween Thursday at Evans Towne Center Park.
The Augusta Duck Dash will raise money for A Place to Dream, a program that provides safe bedding for area children.
The Burger Battle to benefit the Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater Augusta crowned a new winner Oct. 16.
Publisher Charmain Z. Brackett will be one of the eight spirits in Historic Augusta’s Walk with the Spirits Tour Oct. 20 and 21.
The Georgia-Carolina State Fair turns 100 this year. The fair opened Oct. 13 and runs through Oct. 22.
A Great Pyrenees took home the title of Augusta’s Next Top Dog Saturday. The event is a fundraiser for a local pet non-profit.
PaceDay is Oct. 15 with opening ceremonies Oct. 14.
‘Sound the Alarm’ focuses on fire safety and will take place in Augusta Oct. 14.
Members of the Augusta Stars brought home multiple medals at the fall Georgia State Special Olympics’ games.
An Army vet and mom who adopted four children through foster care and is in the process of adopting a fifth child received a new heating and air conditioning unit Oct. 10.