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Martinez resident Greg Oldham, real estate agent with Meybohm, was named the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society 2019 Man of the

Local fans of the British TV show celebrated the long-awaited movie premiere with aplomb. Devoted followers of “Downton Abbey,” a

After founding a nonprofit organization to help vulnerable populations, a local veteran changed his own life by changing the lives

A Harlem man brews up spine-tingling, spook-tacular fun for Halloween. When some people decorate for Halloween, they carve a jack

It’s good to have friends in lofty places. After appearing in Beyoncé’s 2018 Coachella performance, Augusta native Jamal Moore provided

A new equine center offers state-of-the-art therapies to rehabilitate ailing, injured and special needs horses. Like many good ideas, the

Augusta University will be one of only two public universities in Georgia to offer a bachelor’s degree in fine arts

You are what you eat. Just ask the registered dietitians at Georgia Cancer Center. The dieticians recently collaborated with local

Repairs and renovations to a Clarks Hill Lake property will help the Charlie Norwood VA Medical Center provide therapeutic and

Augusta University art professor Brian Rust isn’t afraid to rock the boat. He recently created a 50-foot-long granite sculpture, Stone

Go behind the crime scene tape with a GBI special agent as he investigates a local murder in a true-life

Amateur radio operators will share their skills at an open house to demonstrate the importance of the communications network. Amateur,

Taste of the Master Chefs brings together award-winning chefs, celebrities and golf fans for a worthy cause. It’s easy to

The Lydia Project and area healthcare professionals launch a new program for post-cancer care. A cancer diagnosis is a life-changing

Augusta Symphony’s season draws to a close with an innovative performance. Opera, ballet and cinema. All of these art forms