by Jennifer McKee | Features
Photos courtesy of Augusta Sports Council Glen Jackson has been running since 2003. He participated in a running group with the now-defunct Augusta Shriners and has completed four Augusta Ironman competitions, in addition to his first Ironman races in Chattanooga in...
by Jennifer McKee | Features
IV hydration therapy has become a trusted solution for those looking to feel more radiant and revitalized. Once a niche wellness trend, these vitamin and mineral infusions have grown significantly in popularity across the Savannah River Region over the last few years....
by Will McCranie | Features
Photos courtesy of Community Chords/Facebook On a blazing hot June weekend in 2011, I wandered into a festival vendor tent and emerged with a brand-new (and conveniently clean) T-shirt. Boldly screen-printed across the chest was a mantra: “Medicine heals the body,...
by Lynette Samuel | Features
Ponce de Leon, the famous explorer, is associated with searching for the Fountain of Youth off the coast of Florida in the early 1500s. Rumors circulated that those who bathed in or drank from its waters would be restored to youth and vitality. There is no historical...
by Michael Rushbrook | Best of Augusta, Features
Here’s your chance to tell us your favorite things about Augusta…those people, places, foods, hang-outs and secret pleasures that make our city such a unique place to live. Cast your vote for this year’s Best of Augusta! Click here to vote for the Best of...
by Traci George | Features
Rosa T. Beard Debutante Club In the spring of 1963, against racial odds, a visionary educator, Mrs. Rosa T. Beard was approached by six of her female junior high school students at Augustus Roberson Johnson Junior High School. These forward-thinking young girls...
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