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.
In pictures: The Second Annual Afro-Caribbean Festival Aug. 12
A photo story from the Aug. 12 Second Annual Afro-Caribbean Festival.
Dracula expert weighs in on latest flick
Dacre Stoker, an Aiken resident and leading expert on his great grand uncle Bram Stoker, who wrote the classic novel, gives a thumbs-up to the Last Voyage of the Demeter which has an Aug. 11 release date.
Goin’ British, highlighting U.K. rock, heads to Miller Aug. 12
Goin’ British highlights rock music from England and Ireland and raises money for the Augusta Players Camp Wonderland.
Black Cat Picture Show screens flicks Aug. 17-20
The Black Cat Picture Show will be at Le Chat Noir starting Aug. 17
Comics and film collide in Aiken native’s world
Aiken native Jason Conley has always loved comics. He’s collected them, owned a comics shop and now he writes them.
Westobou director passes torch
Longtime Westobou director Kristi Jilson Sykes will be leaving the area for her home state of North Carolina, and Matt Porter will take her position.
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.
