Walton Rehabilitation Hospital will sponsor a free seminar and demonstration of Bioness technology, which can help patients recovering from brain and spinal cord injuries relearn key motor skills ...

Shade and Kelly Preston were looking for a place to put down roots for their family, and found it nearly five years ago in Jones Creek.

Sara Boland and her family will celebrate five generations of women this Mother's Day.

Ladies of Distinction tutor pupils in language arts and work to positively influence the girls in etiquette and self-confidence.

Milton won the team titles in the Class AAAAA girls and boys golf championships.

The Pendleton King Park Swap and Sale was started 15 years ago as a Master Gardener project. It has grown to include more than 25 vendors.

AIKEN -- About 10,000 turned out for the annual Aiken Lobster Race fundraiser and street festival to cheer on crustaceans with names including Risky Business and Penny Pincher.

Kendyl Pennington said she was "very surprised" to be chosen as The Augusta Exchange Club's Youth of the Year.

Charter schools and redistricting were the big issues addressed Saturday at the District 5 Quarterly Breakfast at the Henry Brigham Community Center.

Sean Watson's North Augusta home is filled movie memorabilia.

No one is too young to appreciate the beauty of a symphony, and few teach young audiences the intricacies of an orchestra like Peter and the Wolf.

Music students at the Academy of Richmond County demonstrated a very dull, music-less world in a two-minute video and won $10,000 in the Glee Give a Note contest last month.

The Patchwork Players will perform Hans Christian Andersen's beloved children's story "The Princess and the Pea" at Augusta State University's Maxwell Performing Arts Theatre.

Deer and wild turkeys wander onto Stephen and Tara Chostner's 3-acre Aiken estate. It's one of the things they love about their home in The Farmstead subdivision.

Ed Spruill, a children's book author and ventriloquist, was the main attraction at Jenkins-White Elementary Charter School's annual Burgers and Books literacy event on Dec. 8.

Joe and Cherrie Alexander are young, but they have already found the last house they plan to live in. They built it in Crystal Pointe in Graniteville.