February-March 2011

February-March

I’ve never considered myself to be much of a romantic...

Sherry Foster

February-March

I’ve never considered myself to be much of a romantic...

Sherry Foster

February-March

February usually brings to mind love with romance...

Kate Metts

Dianna Tornow

Far from the German bakeries of her childhood, Aiken cake designer Dianna Tornow sweetened her reputation with a recent appearance on Food Network Challenge.

Laurie Merrill

Symbols of Black History

There is perhaps no better physical symbol of Augusta’s rich African-American history than the city’s black churches.

Erick Montgomery

Oysters on Telfair - 2010

The Gertrude Herbert Institute of Art recently held its annual Oysters on Telfair fundraiser.

Honored Visionaries

Augusta business leaders Vera Stewart, Donnie Thompson, William S. Morris III and Julian Roberts III were recently honored at the Junior Achievement Business Hall of Fame.

Say It With Chocolate

This year give your Valentine the gift of health and love with a box of dark chocolate.

Lucy Adams

Aundra Golden Clark

She reigns as queen of Augusta's competitive gospel circuit.

Timothy Cox

Water, Water Everywhere

The Art Factory and the Augusta Water Department have joined forces to facilitate a remarkable, inspiring public art project.

Jim Garvey

Think Before You Plant

Even though the common river birch is native to this area, their requirements for a successful cultivation are very specific.

Sid Mullis

Camille Price

In 1995, when New York native Camille Price traded in her snowboots for sunshine and Southern hospitality, the coup for Augusta was two-fold.

Laurie Merrill