Columbia County Animal Services was named Animal Services Agency of the Year for 2024 by the Georgia Animal Control Association (GACA) at its 37th Annual Conference in Tybee Island, Georgia.
Project Life celebrated its fifth anniversary on Gordon Highway in February.
Arts in the Heart of Augusta will move over a couple of streets in 2024.
The Literacy is Health: Books for Shay event provided free books for children as well as medical screenings.
A exhibition honoring the legacy of Rosa T. Beard and the Debutante Club she founded in 1963 opens with a reception on March 17 at the Lucy Craft Laney Museum of Black History.
The United States Police Canine Association (USPCA) conducted its spring canine detection trials for the region at SRS Feb. 22-24.
Visionaries of the Year raise money to fight blood cancers.
The United Way of the CSRA celebrated its annual fundraising campaign March 5.
Anne Catherine Murray is the new executive director of philanthropy at Piedmont Augusta.
Nakayla English is the Boys and Girls Clubs’ Georgia Youth of the Year for 2024.
Members of Augusta’s Irish American Heritage Society celebrated their Irish Lady of the Year with a tea Sunday, March 3.
Corned beef sandwiches are back at Adas Yeshurun Synagogue March 17-18.
Pooches wore their best purple, green and gold and took part in a Mardi Gras parade Saturday in downtown Aiken.