by Aimee Serafin | Features
Photos by Jane Kortright Photography For families of children with disabilities, everyday life can feel like living on isolated islands with few resources or help in sight. The therapeutic or educational needs of their children often encroach on work and school...
by Augusta Magazine Staff | Features
Following contributions by Campbell Vaughn Acknowledging the devastation, loss and ongoing challenges left by Hurricane Helene, we hope to provide a resource for those in the process of rebuilding the landscape of their lives. We reached out to Campbell Vaughn,...
by Aimee Serafin | Features
Photos by Jane Kortright Photography With the rise of U.S. manufacturing in the 20th century, nearly every major American city spawned factory mills to compete in the Industrial Revolution. Textiles like wool or cotton were produced in large volumes by heavy...
by Michael Siewart | Features
Photos provided by Michael Siewert There was a time when large, open floor plans were all the rage. It seems that since the pandemic in 2020, people have been embracing smaller, more intimate spaces. Many residents are downsizing — not only as they retire but as a new...
by Augusta Magazine Staff | Features
May 11, 2024 There were so many meaningful moments from the weekend beginning with my father-in-law planning our rehearsal dinner menu to Friday’s welcome party to wearing the family veil (that was worn by my oldest cousin and all of my sisters) to our special...
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