The Aiken County Animal Shelter is overcrowded. Reduced adoption fees are available through July 31,
The Salvation Army of Augusta has helped more families transition into permanent homes already in 2023 than in the previous two years combined.
A discussion related to the 1961 film “Judgement at Nuremberg” will be held July 16.
A Lakeside High School student promotes self-confidence as part of her platform as Miss Augusta’s Teen. She competed at the state pageant, which is part of the Miss America organization, in June.
Stuff the Bus collected nearly 30,000 school supply items for area children in 2022.
North Augusta’s Living History Park was the site of a Colonial observance of Independence Day.
Mike Adams visited Aiken July 1 for the Patriotic Paw Parade.
Members of the Pieceful Hearts Quilt Guild have been making quilts to support Camp Rainbow for 20 years.
The deadline to nominate heroes for the annual East Central Georgia Heroes Breakfast is July 28.
Here’s a few of the activities taking place around Augusta in observance of Independence Day.
The Great Building Showdown returns June 29-July 9.
Since 2010, Turn Back the Block has been working to revitalize Harrisburg.
The Golden Harvest Food Bank needs volunteers at its Faith Food Factory warehouse and at its Master’s Table Soup Kitchen.
Volunteers with the American Red Cross of Georgia have been assisting Augustans affected by recent heavy rainfall.