A drive-by shooting claimed the life of a Barnwell woman in one of the latest crimes among an outbreak of deadly incidents that have swept the CSRA in recent days.
Oasis Church in Hephzibah has been participating in the “Buy a Tree. Change a Life” program for years now. Every cent of proceeds goes to kids in need, both locally and globally. It’s why tree shoppers were excited to spare a little more money.
Online shopping has skyrocketed during the pandemic. Consumer trend groups predict digital sales to hit all-time highs this holiday season but record online sales mean record shipping delays.
North Augusta Scout Troop 7G of the Boy Scouts of America gathered and donated fabric, then MasksNow SC volunteers made masks for Aiken County school district students.
Many people are still traveling for the holidays and some chose Tybee Island as their Thanksgiving destination. With the beautiful weather and opportunity to social distance, visitors say it’s a fun and safe place to go for the holiday.
Gov. Henry McMaster announced he has signed an executive order which gives the Department of Health and Environmental Control the authority to implement its school coronavirus testing program.
COVID-19, civil unrest, virtual learning, unemployment, and a turbulent election have brewed the perfect storm for increased stress, anxiety, depression, and addiction.
It’s been a year of unknowns and uncertainties at the Golden Harvest Master’s Table, but one thing is certain. They’ll be filling up these boxes to make sure everyone has a Thanksgiving meal.
Thanksgiving looked a little different at TBonz, but it was still a day of giving. Hundreds of people were being fed and dozens were helping to make this year feel a little more normal.
If you're looking for a job, here's a tip: The Georgia Department of Juvenile Justice is recruiting for positions at the Augusta Youth Development Campus.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, gathering with friends and family for Thanksgiving can increase the chances of getting or spreading the coronavirus.
Local stores are fighting to stay afloat, including Black-owned businesses hit twice as hard during the coronavirus pandemic. One local entrepreneur hopes an initiative will help them bounce back.
A new drug that could spare some high-risk COVID-19 patients from hospitalization is now being distributed to health care facilities across South Carolina.
According to a University of South Carolina spokesperson, Bob Caslen is isolating at home and is asymptomatic after testing positive for coronavirus this week.
The district’s new technology initiative, “Learning Virtually Everywhere,” will eventually place technology devices with all students from kindergarten through 12th grade.
First responders rushed to the site of a rollover crash on Interstate 20 in Aiken County, the latest injury accident in a rash of them along the highway.
There’s still time to plan the perfect Thanksgiving meal. Whether you’re having people over (which is not recommended this year) or fixing just for your immediate family, these apps can help you find new recipes.
All is not lost if you haven’t taken your turkey out of the freezer. But it takes 24 hours of thawing time for every 4-5 pounds, so we’ve got to make up for a lot of lost time.
Governor Henry McMaster announced he has signed an executive order which gives the Department of Health and Environmental Control the authority to implement its school coronavirus testing program.
