Columbia County Magazine

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Living Right

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

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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

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Road Warriors

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

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Local Talent

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

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Open-Door Policy

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

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Stroke of Luck

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

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Finding His Voice

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

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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

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Coming Up Roses

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

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Near Misses

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

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Ahead in the Count

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

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Covid & Campus Life

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

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Happy 250th

It’s hard to imagine how anyone would look on their 250th birthday, but German composer and pianist Ludwig van Beethoven

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‘The Language of the Heart’

A Jones Creek couple celebrates the spirit of the season with string instruments, song and the occasional surprise at their

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Programming Note

Augusta Symphony’s Holiday Pops! concert will take a different form from holidays past. The holidays certainly may look out of

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