Denmark
Denmark, SC · Local Life
wgac.com
Augusta Players and Imperial Theatre Plan Merger, Search for CEO
The Augusta Players and The Imperial Theatre revealed plans Thursday to merge. This creates one performing arts group instead of two. Leaders say the change will boost arts across the CSRA and protect what each has built over the years. This partnership shows how serious both are about staying strong,...
WJBF
Sledders take to Berckman’s Road during snow day
AUGUSTA, GA (WJBF)- It was a full snow day here in Augusta, as people took to Berckman’s Road to sled down the hill, and to enjoy the snow while it lasts. Right across the way from Augusta National Golf Club, you’ll find snow lovers and four-legged friends soaking in the winter wonderland. “It feels magical […]
WRDW-TV
Veteran opens Diamond Cuisine restaurant on Broad Street
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - After serving in the military for more than two decades, Judy Mitchell now wants to serve the community in a different way through her new restaurant, Diamond Cuisine, on Broad Street. The sign outside the restaurant reads “Grab a friend. Make a memory.” For Mitchell, the...
hd983.com
Grilled Cheese Restaurant, Melty Opens New Aiken Location
Melty has opened a new spot in Aiken Towne Park at 4087 Julep Way. Grilled cheese sandwiches dominate the menu. Owner Josh Keaton was taking orders and running the cash register on Jan. 23. The restaurant serves melts like the Melty Club and Melty Burger. Four Cheese Classic, Turkey Bacon,...
hd983.com
Waffle House Opens Reservations for Valentine’s Day Dinner including 2 Augusta Locations
Waffle House will host reservation-only Valentine's Day dinners at 218 spots in 22 states on Feb. 14., including two locations in Augusta. The chain transforms for one night with white tablecloths and candles. Reservations must be booked through the official website, and slots disappear weeks before the big day arrives...
WJBF
Little Howie’s of Aiken owner shares history, passion for customers
AIKEN, S.C. (WJBF) – Viewers had been asking the Your Hometown Road Trip crew to check out Little Howie’s, and on this episode the team stopped in and spoke with the owner, Justin Sanders, about what people can expect when they come in. What is Little Howie’s all about? “Little Howie’s is a family owned […]
The Augusta Chronicle
Take a look: Hundreds turn out for Martin Luther King Jr. Day parade
Hundreds turned out for the annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day parade through downtown Augusta on Jan. 17, 2026. Take a look. More: SEE IT: Augusta celebrates Martin Luther King Jr. with parade This article originally appeared on Augusta Chronicle: Take a look: Hundreds turn out for Martin Luther King Jr. Day parade
The Augusta Chronicle
WATCH IT: Inside Augusta's hidden gem, The Fox's Lair at Olde Town Inn
augustagoodnews.com
Chocolate and wine festival scheduled for Feb. 7
The Third Annual Chocolate and Wine Festival is scheduled for Feb. 7 at The Market Pavilion in Evans. “This festival offers the perfect atmosphere for a romantic date night or a fun night out with friends. Attendees will have the opportunity to sip fine wines and snack on decadent treats while enjoying the sounds of live music throughout the night,” according to a news release from Columbia County.
augustagoodnews.com
Vinyl Record Fair goes on without a scratch
Despite the impending arrival of Winter Storm Fern and the dipping temperatures, a Jan. 24 event at the Westobou Gallery on 1129 Broad St. had record numbers. Strike that. Reverse it. But don’t scratch it. They had a number of records – vinyl ones, that is. The Westobou Gallery...
visitthomsonga.com
Chasing the Blues: Why Thomson, GA is a Must-Visit for Music History Fans
Explore the life, music, and legacy of a legendary bluesman. Some stories aren’t meant to be rushed. They unfold slowly—like a 12-string guitar humming low and steady, echoing down a red clay road. In Thomson, Georgia, the story of Blind Willie McTell still lingers in the streets, the music, and the quiet countryside just beyond town.
2urbangirls.com
Explore Serene Water Trails Near Augusta for an Unforgettable Outdoor Adventure
Are you looking for an escape from the bustling demands of everyday life in Augusta, Georgia? Look no further than the tranquil water trails that sit just beyond the city. You’ll be able to take a break from daily responsibilities and indulge in some welcome time with nature. The subtle sound of water and clean air can offer a welcome reprieve, while some trails are excellent for more rigorous water activities.
hd983.com
Scott Kirby Brings Celebration of Americana Music to USC Aiken Jan. 22
Scott Kirby will perform "Main Street Souvenirs" on Jan. 22 at the University of South Carolina Aiken Etherredge Center. The show features 150 years of American music and memory through live piano, storytelling, and film. The performance brings classic Americana works by Stephen Foster, John Philip Sousa, and Scott Joplin...
augustagoodnews.com
Aiken choir to perform at Carnegie Hall Jan. 19
While touring with Disney’s “The Lion King”, Russell Joel Brown performed on renowned stages around the globe including a stint on Broadway, but on Monday, he’ll realize a lifelong dream. “For 61 years, I’ve been waiting to go to Carnegie Hall, and it’s finally happening,” said...
The Augusta Chronicle
Photos: Brink's Tavern serves up elevated bar foods, seafood, more
Brink's Tavern serves up elevated bar foods, seafood, sandwiches, and more. They opened in North Augusta in August. More: SEE IT: Brink's Tavern serving North Augusta This article originally appeared on Augusta Chronicle: Photos: Brink's Tavern serves up elevated bar foods, seafood, more
WRDW-TV
Ribbon cut on the new Augusta Mini Theatre
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - The Augusta Mini Theatre cut the ribbon on its long-awaited 142-seat instructional and performance center. We were able to walk along to get a tour of the new center that’s now officially open. And with the mini theatre having to postpone its grand opening performances...
The Augusta Chronicle
Celebrate MLK Day in Augusta with parade, celebrations and more
The annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day will be celebrated on Monday, and there are many local events planned in the Augusta area starting this week, including the annual MLK Parade on Saturday. Here's a rundown of some of the events and observances planned, and other ways to learn more about King's legacy: Augusta’s Martin Luther King Jr. Parade : The annual parade begins at 1 p.m. Saturday. It begins at Dyess Park Community Center at 902 James Brown Blvd. The parade heads west onto Wrightsboro Road, then north onto Augusta Avenue, east onto Laney Walker Blvd., and north onto 11th Street to Old Johnson Motors. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Tri-College Celebration : The annual program will be held at Paine College's Gilbert-Lambuth Memorial Chapel from noon to 1:30 p.m. on Friday. There will be performances by the combined choirs from Paine College, Augusta University, and Augusta Technical College. The public is invited to the event. 39th Annual MLK Jr. Memorial Celebration, Greater Young Zion Baptist Church : The event begins with music at 11 a.m. Monday and the main celebration at noon. Pastor Tony Lowden will be the keynote speaker. The church is located at 405 Sand Bar