Two Augusta-area businesses are featuring unusual new seating this month as part of a statewide effort to spark conversations about colon cancer and the importance of early detection.
More than 70 eighth-grade girls from seven surrounding counties will gather at the Ruth Patrick Science Education Center on Saturday, Nov. 15, for Savannah River Nuclear Solutions’ (SRNS) annual “STEM Like a Girl – Introduce a Girl to Engineering and Information Technology (IT)” event.
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Unite in the Fight Against Cancer, hosted by and supporting the Georgia Cancer Center at Augusta University, is a unique...
Augusta resident Marysa Sierra, 31, is an inspiration to anyone struggling to get through life. Sierra worked as a marketing...
Employees of Doctors Hospital of Augusta will get a free car wash in April due to the giving nature of...
Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan and Senators Ben Watson and Max Burns joined AU Health’s top brass Thursday for a tour...
Teachers and other public school personnel are eligible to begin receiving coronavirus vaccinations as of March 8, Gov. Brian Kemp...
The Georgia Department of Public Health has created a new COVID-19 Health Equity Council. The new group is tasked with...
Georgia is one of a handful of states in dead last place for number of residents vaccinated against COVID-19, according...
Doctors Hospital unveiled the Fred Mullins, M.D. Tower at the Joseph M Still Burn Center Feb 23. Officially opened Feb....
University Hospital released new information on to their COVID-19 patient numbers and new visitation guidelines. University currently has 64 patients...
Construction of a new 6,500 square-foot building in Augusta’s downtown will host both Walton Options for Independent Living and Walton...
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