History, fireworks planned for Independence Day weekend 2025
Here are a few of the events marking Independence Day 2025.
Pendleton King Park reopens nine months after Hurricane Helene
A ribbon cutting ceremony marked the grand reopening of Pendleton King Park July 1.
Turn Back the Block partners with the University of Georgia for Harrisburg revitalization efforts
An initiative with the University of Georgia will help Turn Back the Block in its mission to revitalize Augusta’s historic Harrisburg district.
VITA program helps low-income residents file tax returns at no cost
During the 2024 tax season, the United Way of the CSRA’s VITA program helped file 101 federal and state tax returns for area low-income families.
Nursing sorority celebrates chartering anniversary
Phi Chi Chapter, Incorporated of Chi Eta Phi Sorority, Incorporated® celebrated its 48th Chartering Anniversary on May 31, 2025, at the Kroc Center with 29 sorors including five original members in attendance.
Build the Band returns June 21 to raise money for Habitat for Humanity
A fundraiser for Habitat for Humanity returns June 21.
Take Kids Fishing Day set for June 21
The Third Annual Augusta Building Trades Take Kids Fishing Day, a free youth fishing event at the Modoc Boat Ramp on Lake Thurmond, will be Saturday, June 21.
Aiken Train Day event delights crowd June 14
National Train Day brought people to the Aiken Visitors Center and Train Museum June 14.
In pictures: Richmond County summer reading kickoff celebration June 14
The Augusta Richmond County Public Library kicked off its summer reading program with a special event at Dave and Buster’s.
In pictures: Happy birthday, Augusta!
June 14 is the city of Augusta’s birthday. Celebrate with a look at some historic postcards as well as some historic sites.
In pictures: Augusta’s best tomato sandwich
Competitors fought for bragging rights at Augusta Locally Grown’s fourth annual Best Tomato Sandwich contest June 12 at the Hub for Community Innovation.
Organization celebrates 19th year with Kaleidoscope brunch
God’s Ladies Of Significance & Service offers mentorship and community for girls and young women.
Wildlife program brings reptiles and amphibians up close
Sean Poppy, Savannah River Ecology Library outreach coordinator, brought a menagerie of reptiles, amphibians and birds to the Nancy Carson Library on Friday. Poppy was at the library as part of its summer reading program activities.
