After months’ worth of construction along Railroad Avenue in North Augusta, the dust is finally settling and the entire community will soon get to see a new way of living…
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Once again, bad news struck Paine College this week. On Monday, U.S. District Judge Thomas Thrash Jr. of the Northern District of Georgia ruled that the claims in a lawsuit…
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Legendary comedians Steve Martin and Martin Short are bringing their traveling “variety show” to the Bell Auditorium on Saturday, Oct. 27, and with the tagline, “Where life is wasted, one…
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Gov’t Mule returns to Augusta for the third time in the past handful of years on the night of Friday, Oct. 19, with a performance at the Miller Theater. On…
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A young child’s voice eerily asks, “Want to play a game?” As the child begins to laugh, a door suddenly flies opens and an organ covered with skulls starts to…
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Many people in Augusta said the proposed $94 million mixed-use development at the old train depot property on Reynolds Street was never going to happen. They said an outside developer…
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Local attorney Jacque Hawk refuses to look the other way when he sees a homeless person living on the streets. He understands that these men, women and children are real…
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As much as I loved “Star Trek” growing up, I was never a huge fan of the Spock character. Though his logic was usually flawless, his scientific knowledge unimpeachable and…
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It was a huge battle to get the approval to open the School for Arts Infused Learning, otherwise known as SAIL, in Columbia County a few years ago. As Columbia…
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By Amanda Main and Stacey Eidson Coming off an extended stay in Augusta for its 10-year anniversary last year, the Westobou Festival is back to its regular, five-day format…