LIFE + STYLE

Just like humans, wildlife is adapting to the new post-Helene normal. Hurricane Helene and its aftermath, not to mention the

The inaugural Columbia County Cultural Festival is coming to Evans Towne Center Park. The event, which will be held on

Ten new sculptures recently have been installed along the Augusta Sculpture Trail by the City of Augusta and the Greater

From the hills of Nashville, Birdtalker swirls out a beautiful sonic breeze to usher in springtime. Listening to the band’s

Augusta Symphony will entertain audiences this month with two concerts – Sounds of the Classics on Saturday, March 8 and

Inspired by the real life of a 16-century heroine, Isola, by Allegra Goodman, is a gripping saga of survival and

The Columbia County Historical Society will award a $2,000 scholarship to a Columbia County resident who is graduating from high

Augusta Symphony will offer valentines to everyone with the concerts it has scheduled this month. Violinist Anastasia Petrunina will join

The Black Keys are back, and they’ve brought more swagger than a vintage leather jacket at a Midwest thrift store.

Columbia County’s Chief Appraiser, Morgan Aune, urges property owners affected by Hurricane Helene to report any damage to their homes

Augusta University’s Career Services recently partnered with the FBI to host the FBI Collegiate Academy for students from AU, Paine

Discover the joy (yes, joy) of cleaning with this cheery guide to tidying up and turning your house into a

Through the generosity of donors, the Salvation Army’s Red Kettle campaign was able to help a number of area residents

Augusta Locally Grown has been recognized by Bank of America as a Neighborhood Champion for providing access to healthy food

This Japanese best-seller, due to be published in 17 languages and now available in English, is a set of interconnected