Third Thursday in North Augusta featured art, music and shopping.
The Golden Harvest Food Bank issued an urgent call to the community May 20 as the organization navigates one of its most significant supply challenges to date, arriving at a moment when food insecurity across its 24-county service area remains persistently high.
The Sand Hills Community Center Summer Youth Program marks its ninth year beginning June 1.
On May 16, to mark Armed Forces Day, members of Pine Needle Garden Club, Garden Clubs of Georgia and the Pendleton King Park Foundation gathered to unveil and dedicate a Blue Star Marker.
Dogs competed in the Aiken County Dog Club’s Second AKC Sanctioned A Match on May 16.
Dunkin’ celebrated the grand opening of its newest Next Generation restaurant in Harlem on May 15 and presented a $20,000 check to Wellstar Golisano Children’s Hospital of Georgia to support its facility dog Popcorn.
A small gator catches the early morning light on May 8, 2026 at the North Augusta brick pond.
The Hub for Community Innovation had shades of Tatooine or the Death Star on May 7 as people celebrated the annual May the 4th Be With You event.
A new coffee blend will help raise money for Mission United, one of the United Way of the CSRA”s direct access programs.
A May 6 groundbreaking ceremony will mark the start of construction for the Village at Riverwatch Trailhead and Pedestrian Bridge.
Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia honored Girl Scouts for their achievements at a ceremony May 2.
Momentum continues to build for The Salvation Army of Augusta as the organization nears its goal for a new Center of Hope emergency shelter.