Ben Snead, longtime puppeteer in the Augusta area, hopes to pass on his knowledge of the craft through a puppetry camp at Le Chat Noir.
A new mural is going up in downtown Augusta – the artists are a group of area teens.
As Caren Bricker, better known to Augustans as Ooollee, plans to retire, she’s selling the costume shop to a former employee who has a soft spot in her heart for the business.
A June 10 block party will celebrate the completion of three sidewalk murals at the intersection of East Boundary and Telfair Street.
Augusta On Display allowed Richmond County residents to learn more about their government services on June 3 at Julian Smith Casino.
Photo story from the first night of North Augusta’s two-day Down to the River Festival.
Augusta’s Goodwill has returned to its foundation with a new approach for the 21st century.
JoeFest returns with celebrities, cosplay, comics and more June 9-11.
A new program at the Lucy Craft Laney Museum of Black History highlights the “Black Caddies – The Men on the Bag.”
Three women with ties to Augusta will vie for the Miss Georgia crown.
Memorial Day honors the nation’s military members who died in service to their country. Local groups marked the start of the weekend by placing flags at one local cemetery.
A mural pays tribute to six African American female educators, including Ruth Crawford, who turned 108 on May 25.