Dancer broke barriers, blazed trail in illustrious career
Karen Brown, who grew up in Augusta and graduated from Aquinas High School, has has an illustrious career and shows no signs of slowing down.
D-Day at 80: Thomson resident took part in the invasion
Thomson’s Louis Graziano, 101, fought on D-Day, which marks its 80th anniversary June 6, 2024.
Martinez gardener gives final tour
Sharyn Altman has offered tours of her extensive gardens at her Barrington home for more than two decades. On June 4, she brought the last group through.
Build the Band mixes area musicians
Build the Band is a June 14 fundraiser for Habitat for Humanity.
In pictures: Music in the Park May 30
Summer offers several free outdoor performance series around the area.
Sculpture honors Augusta’s African American medical trailblazers
The “Pillars of the Golden Blocks” at the Twiggs Circle Roundabout highlights the contributions of African Americans to the medicine in Augusta during a time of segregation.
Bell Auditorium project finished ‘on time’ and ‘on budget’
A ribbon cutting ceremony was held Tuesday for the upgrades to the Bell Auditorium.
‘Peter and the Starcatcher’ answers mysteries of ‘Peter Pan’
“Peter and the Starcatcher” is prequel to “Peter Pan.”
About Town with Francie: Impulse Ride at Amp the Alley
Columnist Francie Klopotic with her husband Dean took in a night of music at Amp the Alley Thursday.
Augusta Symphony marks 70 years and prepares for new season
The Augusta Symphony celebrates its 70th anniversary May 23.
ArtScape: Historic photography and contemporary lyrics inspire local artist
Syd Padgett is working on an upcoming exhibition in Atlanta using tintype images.
Mural highlights work of Salvation Army
Two artists are painting a mural inside the new Salvation Army Family Store in Columbia County, which is set for a June opening.
