Zadel Dukes trained as a cosmetologist early in life, she spent 15 years working with children at the Youth Development Center, 15 years as a dorm mother at Paine College and another 10 years as a ...
Graniteville resident Chris Williamson and his SpacePRIDE team are building two autonomous rover robots that have the capability to collect samples in space and win a $1.5 million NASA competition.
The CSRA Regional Commission Area Agency on Aging recognized the Provider of the Year, Volunteer Group of the Year and Volunteer of the Year at its annual Awards and Recognition Program on Wednesday.
The third annual Get on the Good Foot walk will benefit the James Brown Academy of Musik Pupils, also known as J.A.M.P., a program founded by Brown's daughter Deanna Brown-Thomas to offer youths ...
Nearly 50 people participated in a historical driving tour held by Georgia Regents University that featured talks at seven stops highlighting Augusta's role in the Civil War.
In commemoration of the 150th anniversary of the Civil War, Georgia Regents University is offering a driving tour of Civil War sites and monuments around Augusta on Saturday.
What started as a collection of souvenirs from golf courses Andrew Duckett played has grown into a largest private collections of Masters memorabilia in the Augusta area.
Plenty of sunlight and a small yard drew Pam and Jerry Daniels to their Hardy Pointe home in Evans nine years ago. Their previous home had a wood exterior, was on a heavily wooded lot and required ...
Valton Murray sold his first piece of art when he was 10 years old. "I liked to draw cars. I had a buddy - he liked cars. My first drawing, I made a nickel off of it," said Murray. When he was 12, ...
