Team discovers Revolutionary fort in rural Wilkes County Eric Johnson Archeologist Daniel Elliott says the month-long search for Carr’s Fort, a Revolutionary War fortification in nearby Wilkes County, was like looking for a needle in a haystack, only more difficult.… 
The canal not only supplies our drinking water, it supplies us the energy to pump it. Far. Eric Johnson Augusta’s most identifiable resource is its canal. First opened in 1846, it allowed for the transportation of the goods that would… 
For homeowners, those questions aren’t easily answered, though the answers can make all the difference Eric Johnson Phae Howard, the executive director of the National Center for the Prevention of Home Improvement Fraud, doesn’t mince words when it comes to… 
The long road to the consolidated school’s first graduation ceremony Kristin Hawkins On May 10, nearly 1,100 students will make history by becoming the first graduating class of Georgia Regents University. Since the announcement of the merger, the new university… 
Historic group to offer rides in helicopter icons at Thunder Over Augusta Eric Johnson This year’s Thunder Over Augusta military tribute, already one of the year’s most anticipated events, is going to be even more exciting than ever as the… 
Children’s Hospital employees roll up their sleeves to help raise money for patient care Eric Johnson Given the size and prominence of the Children’s Hospital of Georgia, the 154-bed children’s hospital that’s part of the Georgia Regents University system, it’s… 
Historic group to offer rides in helicopter icons at Thunder Over Augusta Eric Johnson This year’s Thunder Over Augusta military tribute, already one of the year’s most anticipated events, is going to be even more exciting than ever as the… 
Artspace seeking to help artists find affordable work-live environments Jenny Wright “Arts unite people,” Augusta Mayor Deke Copenhaver told a standing-room only crowd at Old Richmond Academy last week. This just after the commission voted an unheard of unanimous 10-0… 
Event settles quarter-century question regarding Betty’s Branch Eric Johnson Organizing an event like the Second Annual Benderdinker kayak and water festival is hard enough on its own, even for a mother of two, but when the right to use the…