Do you sometimes feel that your new smartphone is smarter than you are? These are common concerns, said Mike McGahee of Computer Services of Augusta. His new technology-support group ...

Students can spend their college careers learning about the world in a classroom, but Alan MacTaggert wants to teach them much more than that.

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

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.

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

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.

Not only are brides sharing ideas about gowns, hairstyles, decorations, etc., but they're using social media to share the wedding itself.

You love your nieces and nephews, but you don't know what to say to people who try pushing you into parenthood.

Prom is one of the most highly anticipated school-related events in a high school student's career, and for Brynn Allen, a sophomore at John S. Davidson Fine Arts Magnet School, a huge focal point ...

No one thinks twice about buying a 2 liter bottle of soda, but a milk jug better be a gallon.

More than half a century after the Carolina Shag swept beachgoers off their feet, professional and amateur dancers continue to spread the southern dance craze.

Robin Roberts is an excellent illustration for anyone undergoing cancer treatments that cause the loss of hair.

Several walking trails across the Augusta area attract walkers, runners, hikers and cyclists.

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

Vehicle data that could help improve fuel economy have long been available to mechanics and technicians with specialized tools. It's been harder to get in the hands of drivers. Until now.

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.

Lately, you've noticed that everyone runs when you enter the building. You have to admit that you've been grumpy for quite some time now.

Coloring hair is much like making yourself a sandwich. It's always better when someone else does it for you.