Organist brings Buster Keaton classic film to life
Ron Carter will play the organ at Sacred Heart Cultural Center’s silent movie night on Sept. 12.
In The Zone With: Beau Polcha
Beau Polcha, an Augusta Prep junior, scored a school record of six touchdowns on Aug. 30.
Arts council director reflects on 27-year career
Brenda Durant plans to retire in October after 27 years as executive director of the Greater Augusta Arts Council.
Frank Yerby’s work to be highlighted at Laney Museum
Several events are planned the first week of September to highlight Augusta-born author Frank Yerby.
Aiken native to compete in Paris 2024 Paralympics
Ellen Geddes will compete in her second Paralympics in wheelchair fencing. The events are scheduled for Sept. 4-7.
Couple celebrates 75th anniversary on Aug. 19
Vivian and Howard Sims celebrate their 75th anniversary on Aug. 19.
Concert Truck delivers music and Davidson grad to Aiken Sept. 8
Susan Zhang, a classically trained pianist, decided to make music her career while a student at John S. Davidson Fine Arts Magnet School.
Dancer comes home to take post as Colton Ballet Co.’s artistic director
Caitlin McCormack Phibbs comes home to take over as Colton Ballet’s artistic director.
ARC grad to photograph Paralympics for Associated Press
Felix Scheyer will photograph the Paralympics in Paris at the end of August.
Stanton reflects on three years as Fort Eisenhower commander
Maj. Gen. Paul Stanton will relinquish command of the U.S. Cyber Center of Excellence Aug. 2 to Maj. Gen. Ryan Janovic.
A tale of two Olympics: brothers-in-law shared gold medal dreams
Brothers-in-law Dacre Stoker and Michel Vaillancourt took different paths on their quests for Olympic gold.
