Augustan carries on legacy of the King
Liam Hewitt an Elvis tribute artist, will open Sept. 8 for Cote Deonath, a world champion Elvis, at the Miller Theater.
ArtScape: August First Friday features music, live painting, fire
The ArtScape column highlights some of downtown’s First Friday happenings including a concert at CANDL Finie Art and art exhibitions.
Johnson student creates museum dedicated to school’s history
A recent A.R. Johnson Health Science Engineering Magnet School graduate paid tribute to his school by creating a museum.
Column: Just walk it off
Dr. Annie Turner highlights the benefits of walking as exercise in this column.
Jewish congregation welcomes Augusta’s first female rabbi
Rabbi Remy Liverman recently took over as rabbi at the Congregation Children of Israel.
Thriller shot at Partridge Inn comes to Tubi July 28
A thriller shot in Augusta earlier this year airs July 28 on Tubi.
Stuckey’s CEO infuses confections with Southern hospitality at Wrens plant
Stuckey’s, headquartered in Wrens, Ga., is experiencing growth as its CEO works to revitalize the candy brand.
Art and science classes are side-by-side in west Augusta
With summer camps wrapping up July 21, The Painted Lady Studios and Fort STEM get ready for after school and home school programs.
Naked Epicurean: Poolside sipping
Naked Epicurean cools down by the poolside with summery cocktails.
In pictures: Tomato sandwich showdown
Thirteen contestants battled it out July 20 to find out Who Makes the Best Tomato Sandwich in Augusta? View Mike Adams’ photo story here.
Southern Soul and Song announces grand finale season
Tickets for the finale season of Southern Soul and Song go on sale Aug. 1.
Take a walk amid the woods and water at CANDL Fine Art
An art exhibition inspired by the natural surroundings in Appling is headed to CANDL Fine Art.
Museum event celebrates the food of Aiken County
A July 15 event at the Aiken County Museum tied into an exhibit on Aiken County food.