Scenes from Halloween at Wellstar Children’s Hospital of Georgia.
Colors such as blue, teal and purple have special meaning during Halloween. Nick Lovett explains their significance.
Destination Augusta, the Augusta Sports Council and Film Augusta will honor four residents and one local business at the annual Augusta State of Tourism: The Feel Good City celebration on Nov. 5.
An urban farm behind the Master’s Table Soup Kitchen supplies fresh produce, turning the slogan “farm fresh to table” into a daily practice.
Dr. Karen Carter received the Spirit of Special Olympics Georgia award.
Grammy-nominated country music singer Cole Swindell will headline Via Cognitive Health’s 15th Annual Music for Memories Concert Thursday, Dec. 4.
Saturday Chef is a monthly cooking class at Helms College.
Christ Community Health will host the 9th Annual Rhythm & Ribs Community Festival from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 1.
Purses Filled with Passion provides handbags filled with love and practical items to women who’ve been displaced.
The annual Colonial Times: A Day to Remember was Oct. 18-19 at North Augusta’s Living History Park.
Faith groups help in rebuilding after Helene.
On Oct. 15, the Salvation Army of Augusta opened volunteer sign-ups for bell ringers for its Red Kettle Campaign.
Augusta’s Irish American Heritage Society has been named a finalist in Community Engagement, Education, Art & Culture for the Fifth Annual Anthem Awards Community Voice Award.
Piedmont Augusta Foundation will hold its 25th annual Miracle Mile Walk from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. on Saturday, Oct. 18, at the Augusta Common, located at 836 Reynolds Street.