The term “B&B” means something a little different at the Olde Town Inn than it does at other places that describe themselves that way. “It is a B&B,” admits co-owner…
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Exactly two years after he died, Andy Jordan’s friends and family will do what the local legend loved to do most — ride bikes. The date of the inaugural Flow…
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It has been a rough month for Derek Trucks. The bandleader of the Tedeschi Trucks Band, co-named for his musical and life partner Susan Tedeschi, was in Macon last weekend…
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Derek Trucks was performing in bars and nightclubs in Augusta, “When maybe I was 10, 11… 12?” Besides the Walton Way institution the Red Lion Pub, Trucks remembers the former…
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When big band legend Glenn Miller left fame behind in 1942 to join the Armed Forces, he was at the pinnacle of his career. “It’s kind of interesting: When he…
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Alex Zhao, a new Augusta resident from New York and who most recently lived in Atlanta, grew up in the restaurant business. He’s knows a thing or two about the…
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Colter Wall is only 21 years old, but Canada native who now lives in Kentucky has already been named one of Rolling Stone magazine’s “10 New Country Artists You Need…
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It wasn’t how George Claussen envisioned the first Major Rager concert would go. But the weather, as it so often does during Masters Week, refused to cooperate with Claussen and…
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On any given day, there are a number of fundraisers going on around the Augusta area, but none of these events involves the community to the extent that Empty Bowl…
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When the Augusta Ballet brought the Dance Theatre of Harlem to town last January for its inaugural New Traditions Festival, organizers were hoping to expose dance to an audience that…