Filmmaker follows different path, creates comic and novel
Storytelling is what Karlton Clay does. For many years, he channeled his stories through film and other video. Now, he’s shifted to print.
Jewish congregation welcomes Augusta’s first female rabbi
Rabbi Remy Liverman recently took over as rabbi at the Congregation Children of Israel.
The Table extends to those in recovery
Aldersgate United Methodist Church is offering a new ministry to support those in recovery.
Renovate Ballet plans first international performances
Renovate Ballet will head to Guatemala April 21 for a 10-day tour.
Photojournalism: Way of the Cross Walk annual Good Friday tradition in south Augusta
Christians commemorated Good Friday as they took up their crosses and walked in south Augusta April 7.
Photojournalism: Jewish faithful mark Passover with Seder
The Congregation Children of Israel marked the beginning of Passover April 5 with a Seder at the temple of Walton Way.
Back-to-back events held March 25 at Augusta Common
Rain didn’t deter people from visiting the Augusta Common March 25 for back-to-back events.
Photojournalism: Cinderella Day
Mike Adams’ photo story from Cinderella Day at the Augusta Dream Center on Peach Orchard Road March 18.
Cinderella Day makes teens feel like princesses
Cinderella Day provides a princess make-over experience for teens prior to prom.
Episcopal diocese marks bicentennial with events at St. Paul’s Church
The Episcopal Diocese of Georgia returned to its beginnings as it marked its bicentennial with services at St. Paul’s Church.
Corned beef fundraiser celebrates its 10th anniversary
The annual Adas Yeshurun Synagogue corned beef fundraiser is back for its 10th anniversary.
Teen’s debut song getting radio play
Angela James’ debut song has already been played on multiple radio stations across the region.
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