Rabbit shows provide opportunity for youth

More than 100 people are expected to show their purebred rabbits at Grovetown's Liberty Park next month in the Masters of Rabbits Show, the first Augusta-area show in years.
By Kelly Jasper

Old TV rules don't mean much to broadcasters

NEW YORK - The most striking thing about the broadcast TV networks announcing their new fall schedules last week was how little that meant. Television schedules seem more like sketches these days.

Medicine Today: Physical therapy or surgery for knee pain

Some doctors will recommend surgery to fix the meniscal tear while others will recommend a more conservative approach with physical therapy.
By Anant Mandawat

More Than Skin Deep: Frame your face with color for a summer

With gentle products now available for professional colorists, it is possible to be blonde, brunette, or redhead, and back again, no matter what season it is, or season you are.
By Scott Terwilliger

The Coupon Lady: Preserving food

Buy fruits and vegetables when the are in season can help save money. Preserving the foods means you can enjoy them for months to come.
By Carol Gunter

Shopgirl: Google Glass, celebrity dancing and H&M

Never before have there been so many opportunities to observe the art of dance. So You Think You Can Dance, Dancing With the Stars and Dancing Stars of Augusta.
By Gracie Shepherd

Travel: 5 free things in Portland, from parks to markets

There's much to do on the cheap in Portland, Ore., a city where living thrifty is living well.
By Nigel Duara

Pinterest update cleaner, easier to manage

Pinterest, the popular link- and photo-sharing Web site, has rolled out an update.
By Bree Fowler

Authentic 'Patron' is a good, light read

So you say you're in the mood for something light, maybe a little romantic with a pinch of mystery. You want fiction, but some authenticity would be welcome. And that's why you want The Patron Saint of Lost Dogs.
By Terri Schlichenmeyer

Don't hit diet, exercise routines full-force

When you rush back to doing something you haven't for a while, whether it's diet or exercise, you're likely to fail or injure yourself.
By Brian Duewel

New priests assigned to Augusta

The Roman Catholic Diocese of Savannah has announced new appointments.
By Kelly Jasper
Cooking with Karin

What is it?

Do you know the make and model of this car? We are running it again this week because it never appeared in print last week. You don't have to guess again if you already have done so.
By Glynn Moore

Auto recalls

Jeep recalls vehicles over transmission problems, and Ford is looking into issues with its F-Series pickups.

Property Transfers

Here are the Richmond County property transfers for April 12-22. The date indicates when the transfer was recorded in the clerk's office. 

Find property transfers online

You can now search the most recent information available to see what properties have sold in Augusta. In the database, you can search for property sales back to 2005.

Farmers markets satisfy cravings for produce, more

The Augusta Market on the River offers so much more than just fresh produce. One can partake of everything from original artwork and handmade baskets to floral arrangements and locally roasted coffee - by the pound or by the cup.
By Lisa Kaylor

Wine Time: Landmark Vineyards Overlook Chardonnay 2011

The Landmark Vineyards Overlook Chardonnay 2011 has plenty of the smooth, buttery style, but thankfully the oak is muted and doesn't overpower.
By Dennis Sodomka

Top headlines

Augustan faces Delaware drug charges

DOVER, Del. - Police say an Augusta, Ga., man tried to flush nearly three kilograms of PCP when he was found at a vacant property.
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