Augusta History

Community Mourns the Loss of Peggy Oris Boatright Smith

News Summary The local community of Augusta is mourning the passing of Peggy Oris Boatright Smith at the age of…

4 weeks ago

Augusta Commemorates the Signers of the Declaration of Independence

News Summary Augusta, Georgia celebrated its 15th annual Signer’s Monument commemoration, honoring the state's Declaration of Independence signers. The event…

4 weeks ago

Michael L. Thurmond Named Finalist for Georgia Author of the Year Award

News Summary Michael L. Thurmond has been recognized as a finalist for the Georgia Author of the Year Award for…

4 weeks ago

Remembering James P. Bell: A Legacy of Service

News Summary James P. Bell, a World War II veteran and lifelong North Augusta resident, has passed away at 98.…

1 month ago

Missing Man Found Safe in Augusta, Georgia

News Summary Brian Linden, a 52-year-old man who was reported missing in Augusta, Georgia, has been located safe after a…

1 month ago

Community Celebrates Juneteenth in Augusta

News Summary Augusta, Ga. hosted multiple events to honor Juneteenth, emphasizing education, community unity, and cultural recognition. The Augusta Museum…

1 month ago

Tragic Death of Infant Raises Concerns in Grovetown

News Summary The Columbia County Sheriff’s Office is investigating the tragic death of a 4-month-old girl at a home daycare…

2 months ago

Fort Eisenhower Renamed Back to Fort Gordon

News Summary The U.S. Army has reverted the name of Fort Eisenhower back to its original designation, Fort Gordon, in…

2 months ago

Fort Eisenhower Reverts to Original Name Fort Gordon

News Summary Fort Eisenhower in Augusta, Georgia, will revert to its original name, Fort Gordon, reflecting a significant shift in…

2 months ago

Augusta Unveils Historical Marker for Oldest Synagogue

News Summary A historical marker was unveiled at the Congregation Children of Israel Synagogue in Augusta, recognizing it as Georgia's…

2 months ago