Survival Instinct

Artist finds strength, hope and inspiration from attack victims Valerie Emerick In conjunction with the 2013 Georgia Regents University Women’s Studies Symposium “Our Bodies, Ourselves, Our Voices: Health and Human Rights in the Twenty-First Century,” the Gertrude Herbert Institute of
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Rolling Strong

Sirens celebrate fifth season of family friendly bouts and community involvement Valerie Emerick The Soul City Sirens, Augusta’s only female roller derby team, will kick-off its fifth season this Sunday, February 24, at Red Wing Rollerway. Jessica Thompson Christian founded
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Cult Fave

The Misfit Theatre Group takes on Tarantino in latest homage After the success of their Halloween show, “House of 1000 Corpses,” which was a tribute to Rob Zombie, the Misfit Theatre Group have taken it upon themselves to pay homage
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Spreading the Word

Former James Brown collaborator finds a different mission Valerie Emerick Derrick Monk was born in Dallas, Texas, and got his musical start in Oakland, California, when he and his brothers signed with Fantasy Records. His career got an extra boost
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Young Ambassadors

The Watoto Children’s Choir tells stories through song and dance Valerie Emerick The Watoto Children’s Choir takes upbeat music and traditional African rhythms and tells a story through song, dance and personal anecdotes from the children about their lives in
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Audience Participation

Upcoming production asks theatergoers to render verdict Valerie Emerick There’s an ongoing debate in society about our children and the influences of popular culture and who should be held responsible when “good kids go bad.” Do we blame the media
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Masterful Performance

Guitarist Frank Vignola may not be a household name, but his resume is impressive Valerie Emerick Born on suburban Long Island, New York, Frank Vignola has been playing the guitar most of his life. His career spans decades and he
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Just Peachy

Area filmmakers get their due at fifth annual film festival Valerie Emerick Augusta’s own Poison Peach Festival returns to the Imperial Theatre this weekend with an all-new selection of feature and short films. In addition to film screenings, this year
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A Funky Tribute

Jazz musician departs from his usual style to honor the Godfather Valerie Emerick This year will mark the sixth anniversary of the passing of one of Augusta’s most famous residents. On Christmas Day 2006, James Brown died. A lot of
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The Happy Campaign

Artist’s billboards advertise… nothing but joy Valerie Emerick Local artist Leonard Zimmerman (aka Porkchop), is causing a bit of stir this holiday season. Billboards all over town are making people smile. But that’s the point. He wants to spread happiness.
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