Columbia County Students have a chance to earn up to 12 college credits towards a degree in education from Augusta University before graduating high school. It’s all through the school system’s TAP Talks.
Columbia County Students have a chance to earn up to 12 college credits towards a degree in education from Augusta University before graduating high school. It’s all through the school system’s TAP Talks.
Saturday, April 27th marks National Drug Take-Back Day, and several locations around the CSRA will be open to collect unused prescription medicines. The Burke County Sheriff's Office is one of those locations, and they say keeping expired drugs at home is dangerous--and that's why they want to educate the community to keep those drugs out of the wrong hands.
LuTongel Few was one of the three teachers out of over 100 nominations nationwide to win the BigFuture Visionary Teacher award.
Waynesboro's Boss Hog Cook-Off returns May 10th-11th
Chef Keith and Kei Kei Johnson, of Chef Keith Johnson Catering and Delivery, is bringing some top-notch dishes to Harlem, Georgia and the entire CSRA with an upper echelon cuisine served with elegance.
Christ Community Health Services helps to not only improve minority healthcare adversities, but also make expensive medical needs more affordable for those in need.
With affordable housing a major issue Augusta breaks ground on 64 new units in the Laney Walker area
Syensqo, formerly known as Solvay, broke ground this morning on a plant expansion. The new expansion will help provide materials for more than 5 million EV batteries per year.
New speed zone cameras are soon coming to Burke County. A month-long warning period will begin in just a few days for drivers going down the Highway 25 bypass.
In this episode of Celebrating Black Excellence 365: Speak Out!, we present Wintah Storm as she performs her poem, “Phenomenal x 3.”
