Spring cleaning is in full swing at the Augusta Museum of History in preparation for an influx of visitors for Masters Week.

At first, Nancy Parks didn't really want to be Regent of the Augusta Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution.

A freeze warning has been issued for the northwestern part of the Aiken-Augusta area for early Thursday morning, said Jim Kilmer, of the National Weather Service in Columbia.

Three MBA students at Georgia Regents University want to change their community - one bag of coffee at a time.

Throngs of people lined Broad Street on Saturday for the 36th annual St. Patrick's Day parade.

Augusta's annual St. Patrick's Day parade and the Aiken Trials are just two of the events happening Saturday.

When Paula Kaminski bought her home on Spirit Creek 13 years ago, it was little more than a "brick trailer." "You could (only) go north or south. Now you can go east or west," she said.

EmmaKate Few wants your shoes. The Davidson Fine Arts Magnet School freshman is collecting gently used shoes to donate to Soles4Souls, a nonprofit based in Nashville, Tenn.

Six friends from Millen will begin a relay run March 28 at Fort Benning in Columbus and finish March 31 at the Fisher House on Fort Gordon in their fundraising effort for the Wounded Warrior ...

The Vet Center Program was established by Congress in 1979 after the Vietnam War, as it became evident that veterans were having a difficult time transitioning from a war zone to civilian life.

On Jan. 25, Carol Hayde took a boiling pot of spaghetti noodles off of the stove in her Chattanooga home. As she moved toward the sink to strain them she slipped, accidentally dumping the boiling ...

The winner of the Regional Spelling Bee, held at The Augusta Chronicle News Building, will advance to the Scripps National Spelling Bee in Washington, D.C.

Georgia Regents Univer­sity instructor Sea Stachura staged two panel discussions to get people to talk about the May 11, 1970, Augusta riot and discuss why it happened.