After baking in her spare time for years, a twist of fate allowed Sharon Hutko to go into business for herself. "It happened very, very quickly. It wasn't planned. Things just kind of fell into ...

While other 18-year-olds were partying or trying to determine a college major, Brett Ardrey was becoming the owner of a bicycle shop. The owner of Outspokin' Bicycles at 1904 Walton Way has been ...

When Karissa Dungy was looking for her first home, she found everything she wanted in Ashbrooke subdivision in Grovetown.

David Sweeney has operated Sweeney's Watch & Clock Repair at 3705 Washington Road since 1987. He repairs grandfather, mantle and wall clocks, as well as antique and quartz watches.

Rick Milton has watched some of his clients grow up before his eyes - and camera lens.

When Edwin and Rhonda Deshong were expecting their fourth child, they started looking for a larger home to accommodate their growing family.

Ten years ago, Stewart Ray fulfilled his dream when he opened Center Stage Music, which sells guitars, drums, keyboards and sound equipment, at 3830 Washington Road.

When Dr. Carolyn Jackson was looking for a larger home, she found everything on her wish list at Walton Farms in Hephzibah.

The performance known as "The Greatest Show on Earth" is coming back to town.

Pansy and Tony Hairston-Fugghett's home is in the Heritage Pine subdivision, a part of the ongoing Laney-Walker/Bethlehem revitalization project. Heritage Pine is what they've been looking for.

Fans of the popular British comedy group Monty Python can get a dose of laughter through the musical comedy Monty Python's Spamalot.

Movie buffs can see nearly 20 local films Jan. 4-6 at the Poison Peach 5 Film Festival.

When Kenley and Blake Clark wanted to move to downtown Augusta, they chose Olde Town. They purchased a historic home on Watkins Street that was built in 1880 and started doing renovations.

Lisa Moore knew that her dream home would be in the Toole Hill subdivision in Aiken after seeing the empty lot.

If you're still trying to find the perfect holiday present, consider giving your loved one the gift of the arts. Here's a list of local arts-related holiday gifts for the last-minute shopper.

Take a break from the hustle and bustle of holiday preparations and spend an evening at pops concerts featuring some of your favorite seasonal tunes.

Alan Kortick, the owner of Downtown Pawn Shop at 564 Broad St. took over his grandfather's store in 1990. Kortick's father, Maurice, owned a pawn shop across the street.

The holidays are right around the corner, and there's no better way to get in the Christmas spirit than watching the classic tale of The Nutcracker.

If you're ready for a fast-paced night of sports, food and fun on the ice, head out to the Augusta RiverHawks' first hockey home game of the season on Friday, Nov. 2.

Music lovers can enjoy a night at the symphony and opera with the Georgia Health Sciences Symphony Series' upcoming concert.