The CSRA has talented people in many art forms. That’s why the Arts & Heritage Center of North Augusta and the North Augusta Cultural Arts Council will be hosting the first annual CSRA’s Got Talent! on November 5th.
Students at the East Aiken Performance School honored military veterans through music, poetry and plays.
About 10 percent of blood donors in America are anywhere from high school students to the age of traditional college students.
The Star Kids Child Care Learning Center encouraged young children to celebrate Halloween's tricks and treats in the comfort of their classroom.
Performers from Augusta State recited songs addressing the issue of domestic violence.
Students at USC Aiken spent their Fall Break in New Orleans helping rebuild homes destroyed by Hurricane Katrina.
Student organizations at Augusta State University will be acknowledging Violence Awareness Week with a series of events and panels.
Augusta State University brings Pulitzer Prize Nominee Cournelius Eady to showcase his work at the Sandhill Writing Series.
Augusta music group DredNeck lands single "Glitterbone" at No. 14 on the Top Billboard Retail Sales Chart.
North Augusta Middle School students Mix It Up at lunch today.
With the holidays just around the corner, several organizations around the CSRA are ready to help those in need with this year's Christmas Clearinghouse.
Bayvale Elementary students and faculty will be heading to Atlanta on Sunday to appear in an anti-bullying music video for 11 year-old rapper Yung Mieo.
On the show, he created a high-powered lawn tool with his expertise in mounting strong engines onto vehicles such as a scooter and his prized modified van.
The Bell Auditorium will host the Kings of New York Hip Hop Tour on Oct. 14.
Over the duration of the annual tournament, E-Z-Go has managed to raise over $750,000 for charities and community organizations.
Locals around the CSRA explain how Steve Jobs' innovative inventions changed their lives.
Augusta State University held its annual Pig Out event for students to take a brake from academics.
The Augusta-Richmond County Library brough author and director Mary Murphy to showcase her documentary "Hey Boo!: To Kill a Mockingbird and Harper Lee" for their Westobou exhibition.
Months after starting their own publishing company Swampfox Media, Robert Goodahl and Lee Newman, have comic books to show for their work.
Augusta State University held its annual International Festival for students to get a glimpse at other cultures and their traditions.
Sheryl L. James of the Augusta-Richmond County Library taught new users how to create and manage a FaceBook page.
Over 40 teams participated in the annual Fireball Run and the Race to Recover America's Missing Children.
The Walmart in Waynesboro and Coca-Cola teamed up with the Oliver Vance Project at a book signing on Sept. 24.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced some new and innovative changes for the social media website, but the site's users are not pleased.
Volunteers and local businesses partnered up to host the fourth annual Aiken Senior Extravaganza.
