by By Dustin Turner | Features
Because of an old notion, some good fortune and a lot of hard work, Augusta Preparatory Day School is leading the way in preparing students for the future with its new W. Rodger Giles Institute for Inquiry – the first of its kind in the area. The $11.2 million...
by By Dustin Turner | Features
By Dustin TurnerPhotography courtesy of Rob Hillis Jim McNair Jr. loves golf and his hometown of Aiken. After all, he bought and renovated Aiken Golf Club and Cedar Creek Golf Club, and at 65 years old, he’s not slowing down. The Chalkmine short course at the...
by By Dustin Turner | Culture
By Dustin Turner A neurologist for more than 30 years, Dr. Lily Henson went into the medical field to make a difference. For that reason, she is thankful she discovered a love for leadership early in her career. In January, Henson was named the chief executive officer...
by By Dustin Turner | Features
By Dustin Turner In April 2021, the Community Foundation for the CSRA, the Boys & Girls Clubs of the CSRA and the Medical College of Georgia Foundation began a project designed to help residents of the Harrisburg and Laney Walker neighborhoods thrive. Now, just...
by By Dustin Turner | Features
The two-tone brick building at One 10th Street on Riverwalk Augusta could almost be mistaken for its similar-looking neighbor, the Augusta Marriott and Convention Center. The Morris Museum of Art, however, has the distinction of becoming the first museum ever...