LIFE + STYLE

Augusta Jewish Community Center is looking to the future, and its upcoming plans include reducing its footprint to increase its

Willie Nelson is a rugged force of high-fidelity soul swagger who orchestrates a patchwork of uniquely branded American music. With

After a year of covering our faces, how difficult will it be to return to normal? During the pandemic, mask

The pandemic has brought a new look to social norms – and, in some cases, to ourselves In the past

New York Times best-selling author Maggie Shipstead creates an epic and emotional story of a daredevil female aviator determined to

Construction is underway on a second Amazon facility in Columbia County. Development of Phase 2 of White Oak Business Park

Although the traditional Garden City Festival at Sacred Heart has been canceled this year, several related events will take place

It’s been 15 years since their last album, and much like a comet sighting or the in-unison crescendo of periodical

The Old Course at St. Andrews is one of the most famous golf links in the world, and Roger McStravick

Celebrate the 300th anniversary of Georgia’s founding this year with an actual or virtual visit to Fort King George. This

Need a change of scenery? The Augusta GreenJackets recently announced its “Work From Homeplate” program to give individuals the opportunity

Congressman Rick Allen recently introduced legislation to extend Augusta Canal’s authorization as a National Heritage Area. “The Augusta Canal played

Augusta Symphony will present “Mendelssohn’s Italian” at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, March 27 at Miller Theater. The concert will feature Fanny

The Columbia County Performing Arts Center is nearing completion. The project has been years in the making, but the Columbia

The Charleston folkabilly duo of Cary Ann Hearst and Michael Trent, aka Shovels & Rope, are passing around a box