by Kimberly Stewart | Features
By Jennifer McKee Be the hit of your October Zoom happy hours with libations from Broken Shed Vodka. It’s crafted from two New Zealand water sources and distilled three times and is gluten- and GMO-free. Broken Bones 2 oz. Broken Shed Vodka 0.5 oz. lime...
by Augusta Magazine Staff | Features
By Jennifer McKee Every October, a bevy of great products that donate money to breast cancer research hit the market. While this is hardly a complete list, these are some of our favorites, and includes everything from health and beauty products to human and canine...
by Augusta Magazine Staff | Features
By Jennifer McKee Temperatures are getting crisper with the emergence of fall, and before we know it, the holidays will be upon us. Time for some aromatherapy! Whether it be through an innovative air freshener, lotions and creams or a delightful new candle, reach to...
by Augusta Magazine Staff | Features
By Joseph M. Lee III | Photos provided by Augusta Museum of History When Congress approved President Woodrow Wilson’s declaration of war on April 6, 1917, the U.S. Army numbered only 200,000 men. Roughly two-thirds of that total were regular army and the rest were...
by Danielle Moores | Features
By Danielle Wong Moores | Photos by Michael Nixon, Meadors Inc. Built in the 1930s, the storefront in downtown Aiken South Carolina had once housed a Buick dealership. More than 80 years later, it stood empty, worn down and neglected. But Caleb and Faris...
by Abbigail Remkus | Features
By Abbey Remkus The year was 1967, and love was blooming in The Garden City. It was the stuff of novels, as the saying goes — a young man and woman met, fell in love and lived happily ever after. Camille Wright might not have realized she was starting...
