In the Zone With: Parker Hollimon
Sophomore Parker Hollimon has a hot bat and smooth pitching arm for Augusta Prep.
Historic west Augusta house finds new address
Family members saved the Skinner-Warren-West-Gardner House at 3202 Washington Road from the wrecking ball by moving it to West Road earlier this month.
Abercrombie named the Peach Belt Conference Freshman of the Year
Augusta University women’s basketball standout Quinasia Abercrombie has been named the Peach Belt Conference Freshman of the Year
Augustan appears in ‘Deadly Girls’ Trip’ airing on Lifetime March 7
Three films Kate Dailey appears in will air in March. One is a Lifetime movie called “Deadly Girls’ Trip,” another is “Heavy Delta,” a locally produced short, and a third, “Applewood” is set for a streaming release to Amazon March 4.
Augusta native lends vocals to Grammy-winning and Oscar-nominated recordings
Augusta native Jamal Moore has sung wit Beyonce on her rendition of “Jolene” on her Grammy Award-winning “Cowboy Carter” album, singing on the soundtrack of the film “Wicked” which has been nominated for an Academy Award.
Black history program features acclaimed musical artist and Augusta native
Music has opened countless doors around the world for Augusta native Damien Sneed.
Augusta Half/10K/5K more than a race to some involved
The Augusta Half/10K/5K provides a way for one mother to remember her daughter and for a father to bond with his 10-year-old daughter.
Coale Peace named 2025 National Champion for the Children’s Miracle Network
Coale Peace has been chosen to be a 2025 National Champion by the Children’s Miracle Network.
Davidson alum honored to carry legacy of Alvin Ailey
Christopher R. Wilson, a a 2013 John S. Davidson Fine Arts Magnet School graduate, will perform at Atlanta’s Fox Theatre with Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater Feb. 12-16.
World War II veteran turns 102 on Feb.6; family asks for cards
Send a card to honor a World War II veteran’s 102nd birthday.
Pastry chef bakes up opportunities for Helms College students
Charlotte Song is an executive pastry chef who teaches Helms College students and is the master behind the baked good at the restaurants under Edgar’s Hospitality.
Burke County Sheriff’s community service takes the cake
Burke County Sheriff Alfonzo Williams uses baking as a way to give back to others.
Woman’s artform is fashion, and fabric is her palette
Melanie Caballero’s fashions have hit New York runways as part of Fashion Week many times since 2014.
Providing disaster relief hits differently when it’s your community
Augusta Red Cross executive director Susan Everitt reflects on providing disaster relief at home in the wake of Helene.