June-July 2011

Dr. Robert Campbell

The story behind Christ Community Health Services Augusta spins like a fairytale. A tale with a deeper kind of magic.

Laurie Merrill

The Bucket List

Like most baby boomers, the idea of retirement has always seemed a distant abstraction to me.

Sherry Foster

Top Achievements

The timing of topDentists is especially exciting because it coincides with the grand opening of the new facility for the Georgia Health Sciences University College.

Kate Metts

Showtime in Edgefield

From original productions to traditional favorites, Edgefield Theatre is worth the drive.

Jim Garvey

The Amazing Story of Spec Towns

One of the greatest U.S. athletes of all time grew up in the Garden City.

Lee Ann Caldwell

Backyard Getaway

Designer Michael Siewert has designed the perfect tropical retreat in his own backyard.

Lucy Adams

Mellow, Drinkable Malbec

Rarely are a wine and a region matched so perfectly as Malbec and Argentina

Dennis Sodomka

Ginger Chew

Augusta resident and avid runner Ginger Chew says she runs not for humanity but for sanity, namely her own. You know she means it. She went all the way to Massachusetts to run the Boston Marathon this past spring.

Laurie Merrill

Glory Days

For these Augusta retirees, life is an adventure filled with fun, flowers and service to others.

Susan Denise Boercke

The Bucket List

Like most baby boomers, the idea of retirement has always seemed a distant abstraction to me.

Sherry Foster

Top Achievements

The timing of topDentists is especially exciting because it coincides with the grand opening of the new facility for the Georgia Health Sciences University College.

Kate Metts

Dr. Robert Campbell

The story behind Christ Community Health Services Augusta spins like a fairytale. A tale with a deeper kind of magic.

Laurie Merrill

The Amazing Story of Spec Towns

One of the greatest U.S. athletes of all time grew up in the Garden City.

Lee Ann Caldwell

Shaggin Under the Stars

The Greater Augusta Arts Council’s annual Par 3 party brought locals and visitors alike downtown to the Augusta Common.

Pulling for Ronald

More than 2,000 people attended the Ronald McDonald House of Augusta’s Third Annual Plane Pull on Saturday, April 30.

Derby Day Fanfare

Bigs hats, red roses and Southern cuisine filled Saint Paul’s River Room on Derby Day in May.

Celebrate Art

The Gertrude Herbert’s annual Spring Artists’ Market and Festival kicked off a weeklong celebration filled with activities and events for art enthusiasts of all ages.

Heart Fore Fashion

Guests gathered for an afternoon of fashion in April hosted by Heart and Sole Inc. at Sacred Heart Cultural Center.

Social Canvas 2011

In April downtown Augusta was alive with art enthusiasts out for some sun and fun along the Riverwalk and beyond.

Showtime in Edgefield

From original productions to traditional favorites, Edgefield Theatre is worth the drive.

Jim Garvey

Glory Days

For these Augusta retirees, life is an adventure filled with fun, flowers and service to others.

Susan Denise Boercke

Ginger Chew

Augusta resident and avid runner Ginger Chew says she runs not for humanity but for sanity, namely her own. You know she means it. She went all the way to Massachusetts to run the Boston Marathon this past spring.

Laurie Merrill