Signal School commandant promoted to brigadier general
The 42nd Chief of Signal and U.S. Army Signal School Commandant received his one-star rank in a ceremony Jan. 5.
Pastor reflects on seeing Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in Augusta two weeks before King’s death
The Rev. Rickey Dent, pastor of Keys Grove Baptist Church, spoke at the Congregation Children of Israel’s Shabbat Tzedek Jan. 12.
Researchers use pioneering technology in studying bladder cancer
Augusta University’s Immunology Center of Georgia researchers are using pioneering technology to explore the role of elusive neutrophils in bladder cancer.
Golden Harvest partners with Fort Eisenhower Christmas House
Golden Harvest Food Bank partners with Fort Eisenhower Christmas House to provide for soldiers’ families during the holiday season.
Ground broken for new homes at Fort Eisenhower
New townhomes will be constructed at Fort Eisenhower.
New BrandsMart U.S.A. store to hold grand opening Oct. 21
BrandsMart to celebrate grand opening of new store at Robert C. Daniel Jr. Parkway Oct. 21.
Fort Gordon to become Fort Eisenhower in historic ceremony Oct. 27
Two of President Dwight David Eisenhower’s granddaughters will be in attendance at the Oct. 27 ceremony re-designating Fort Gordon as Fort Eisenhower.
Club Car announces plans for new Appling facility
Club Car announced plans Friday, Oct. 13 to expand into a new 105,000 square foot facility in Appling.
TechNet Augusta brings together leaders from the military and the commercial sector
An annual conference and expo brings together leaders from the military and the commercial sector.
Don ‘Ramblin’ Rhodes, longtime columnist and entertainment writer, has died
Don Rhodes, long time columnist, died Friday, June 9.
Cotton Ball returns after three-year hiatus
Historic Augusta’s annual membership event will be April 27.
Signal Towers demolition to make way for new Fort Gordon campus
Progress on a new cyber campus at Fort Gordon continues as Signal Towers comes down.
K9 heading for duty in Burke County
A 19-month-old Labrador Retriever is the newest member of the Burke County Sheriff’s Office.
Remembering ‘Okefenokee Joe’ who taught thousands about the swamp, nature and Native American culture
Okefenokee Joe, a native of Salley, S.C. and Augusta area resident, taught thousands of adults and children about the importance of the Okefenokee Swamp and Native American culture.
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