Two Fit 4 School events are scheduled to distribute school supplies to area schoolchildren
First Lady Jill Biden paid a visit to the Garden City July 18 to highlight the American Workforce Hub initiative.
A new program to help licensed practical nurses transition to registered nurses will begin in January 2024 at Augusta Technical College.
Stuff the Bus collected nearly 30,000 school supply items for area children in 2022.
The Richmond County School System received $73,041 in Opportunity Grants from the Georgia Department of Education to support mathematics and advanced learning in schools.
The T.R. & N. Reddy Foundation has pledged $1 million to support Augusta Technical College’s Advanced Manufacturing and Engineering Technology initiatives.
Aiken Technical College, in collaboration with its bookstore operations partner, Textbook Brokers, is launching a new program to help students save money on textbooks.
Paine College announced a plan that transforms it over the next decade.
Augusta Prep received at $500,000 grant for endowed scholarships.
Bank of America has awarded the Aiken Technical College Foundation an economic mobility grant to help students achieve success by removing financial barriers to completing their college education.
A June 2 signing ceremony expanding the partnership between the Aiken County Technical College and the Aiken County School District is the first of three major events over the next two years.
Augusta’s Goodwill has returned to its foundation with a new approach for the 21st century.
Mike Adams’ photo story from Cross Creek High School’s May 24 graduation ceremonies.
Jennifer Jones felt more could be done to help young children in need of various types of therapies, so she took matters into her own hands and created a unique school.