Rolling Out the Red Carpet

Rolling Out the Red Carpet

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In just a few weeks, visitors will pour into Augusta to watch one of the most famous sporting events on earth. They’ll watch the most talented golfers alive play on the highest level. They’ll head downtown to eat and drink at Frog Hollow and The Bee’s Knees and Nacho...
A Creative Culture

A Creative Culture

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Augusta is known for many things.  James Brown, the Masters, Fort Gordon. But today, art is taking a well-deserved seat at the table. The Pamplin College Department of Art and Design at Augusta University is generating quite a buzz on the national art stage. Leaders...
Retreat To Azalea Drive

Retreat To Azalea Drive

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If you have $15 million lying around,  love the game of golf and Augusta, Baron Club can be yours. It is true that corporate hospitality hourses are nothing new to Augusta. But we’ve never seen anything like Baron Club. Built as a corporate retreat for golf...
The Pinnacle of Prestige

The Pinnacle of Prestige

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A Unique partnership between Helms College and The Pinnacle Club will further Augusta’s reputation as a hub of culinary Arts and education   Revitalization seems to be on every corner in downtown Augusta. A new generation of innovation is spurring re-openings,...
Over Achiever Fielding Wallace

Over Achiever Fielding Wallace

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One of Bobby Jones’ First Foursome   Augusta businessman Fielding Wallace was part of the foursome in 1932 when Bobby Jones played his first 18 holes at the Augusta National, but Wallace also loved horses, tennis and music with equal passion. When it came to...
Jones’ Heir

Jones’ Heir

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Most everyone has that certain friend on social media who is always posting something funny. You know the type. He or she is always pushing an endless stream of memes, videos or jokes that inevitably bring a smile. Like this one: “If a cow doesn’t produce milk, is it...