His voice shaking and tears in his eyes as he read from a prepared statement, Augusta Super District 10 Commissioner-elect John Clarke asked for forgiveness regarding racist posts recently discovered…
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Nothing says summer more than piling the entire family into a car, rolling down the windows, turning up the music and hitting the road. While everyone can enjoy a day…
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Musicians from all over the world used to dream about what it would be like to be a member of the Soul Generals and play alongside “The Hardest-Working Man in…
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Anyone who has lived in the Augusta area for more than a few months has probably already heard the warning: Be careful crossing the 13th Street bridge into South Carolina.…
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For those who haven’t experienced the unique sound of the Charlottesville, Va.-based band Love Canon, don’t be surprised if you recognize many of their songs at the upcoming Aiken Bluegrass…
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For more than 15 years, Greensky Bluegrass has changed the way audiences view bluegrass music by mixing the acoustic stomp of a string band with the energy of rock ’n’…
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About 10,174 people. That’s the estimated number of people in the state of Georgia who found themselves homeless in 2017, according to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.…
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Andy Thorn, the banjo player for the Colorado-based band Leftover Salmon, will never forget his first trip to the Aiken Bluegrass Festival. “I actually played the Aiken Bluegrass Festival the…
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On the corner of Jones and 13th streets in downtown Augusta stands a discreet, brick building with a large garage door that serves as the main entrance. From the street,…
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It’s hard to believe that the bitter controversy over the Augusta National Golf Club’s once all-male membership started about 15 years ago with a seemingly innocent letter from Martha Burk,…