News You Can Use: Caravan for Disability Freedom and Justice scheduled for Augusta June 21-22
The Caravan for Disability Freedom and Justice will be in Augusta at 11 a.m. June 21 at Walton Options for Independent Living, 948 Walton Way.
Area’s eighth annual Juneteenth event celebrated Wednesday
Crowds turned out for Wednesday’s Juneteenth celebration in the James Brown Arena parking lot.
Local man, 33, in need of kidney transplant
Jason Moore only has one kidney and requires dialysis three times a week to stay alive. He’s hopeful to find a living donor.
Nursing organization celebrates 47th anniversary of charter
Phi Chi Chapter, Inc. of Chi Eta Phi Sorority, Inc. celebrated its 47th Chartering Anniversary on June 1, 2024, at the Pinnacle Club.
Hearing Associates of South Carolina marks 20th anniversary with acts of service
Hearing Associates of South Carolina is giving back for its 20th anniversary.
Women’s Golf Day event is swinging success
More than 200 women participated in a Women’s Golf Day event June 4 at the Practice Club at Jones Creek.
GAP Ministries celebrates 45 years, partners with others to serve homeless
Project Refresh and Pernell’s H.O.P.E. Ministry joined GAP Ministries for a recent event.
Build the Band mixes area musicians
Build the Band is a June 14 fundraiser for Habitat for Humanity.
Salvation Army store set for June 8 opening
Salvation Army’s new Family Store is set to open June 8.
Sculpture honors Augusta’s African American medical trailblazers
The “Pillars of the Golden Blocks” at the Twiggs Circle Roundabout highlights the contributions of African Americans to the medicine in Augusta during a time of segregation.
Bell Auditorium project finished ‘on time’ and ‘on budget’
A ribbon cutting ceremony was held Tuesday for the upgrades to the Bell Auditorium.
