People

A local avian sanctuary is spreading its wings Feathered Friends Forever Rescue and Refuge in Harlem, which provides permanent and

Best in Nation

Columbia County Convention & Visitors Bureau recently was awarded first place from the U.S. Travel Association for the best integrated

Living Right

Outdoor recreation, job growth, affordable housing and quality of life — according to Money magazine, Martinez means all of these

Women’s Work

Whether they’re taking care of crops or animals, women are making their mark in farming. Maybe it’s the nurturing nature

Road Warriors

Two Martinez residents have been revving up donations with cross-country road trips to fight ALS. Even though he is half

Local Talent

Fans of the supernatural can look forward to a new movie featuring a homegrown cast and crew. Filming recently wrapped

Open-Door Policy

Meet Columbia County’s new school superintendent. Eagle Scout. Outdoorsman. College athlete. Educator. High school coach. Administrator. Farmer. Yes, farmer. Dr.

Stroke of Luck

Being in the right place at the right time (along with considerable talent) has given an Evans photographer the good

Finding His Voice

From performing comedy sketches to opining on the latest news, an Evans podcaster ranks No. 17 in Sweden, No. 24

A Love Story to Remember

As the brainchild of Abigail Jessee of Abigail Marie Creative, “A Love Story to Remember” tells the love stories of

Coming Up Roses

When you know, you know. Suzanne and Pete Adams of Appling will celebrate their 51st wedding anniversary on February 20,

Near Misses

Augusta residents Brynn Allen and Nick Woo don’t plan to let covid-19 or anything else stop them from getting married

Ahead in the Count

The first date for Evans residents Andria and Dave Duff was a favor for friends. His roommate wanted to ask

At Last

All it took for Kayla and Jake Sasser to elope to Edisto Beach, South Carolina in December 2018 was a

Covid & Campus Life

Four university freshmen from Columbia County share their experiences of going off to college during the coronavirus pandemic. The first