by Damon Cline | Features
Young downtown investors and developers take the driver’s seat. Strolling down Broad Street, Rafik “Rafy” Bassali could easily be mistaken for a college student on his way to class at the nearby Georgia Cyber Center. With his casual attire and five o’ clock...
by Ashlee Duren | Features
When Christy Beckham first saw the turn of the century Colonial Revival style house on Greene Street, she knew she was home. But it would be eight months before it would officially be her home. At the time, Christy and Michael Beckham were looking for another...
by Augusta Magazine Staff | Features
As you complete your holiday lists, please consider gifts to the following local charities that offer worthwhile and much needed services to our community. Whether in honor or in memory of a loved one or simply as a part of your annual charitable giving, a gift to one...
by Monica Dutcher | Features
We like the comfort zone. There we huddle with the routine of coffee, work, yoga class, soccer practice, church, and checking in with social media. It’s only human nature, to create some order amid the chaos and to neatly tuck back whatever is unraveling and say,...
by Danielle Wong Moores | Features
A little more than a year ago, Dag and Alicia Grantham were in Columbus, Ohio, biking 100 miles as part of Pelotonia, a weekend-long bike ride for cancer research. It felt more like mile 1,000 as the Granthams, both strictly neighborhood bikers, pushed themselves to...
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