The Augusta Lynx Hockey team is scheduled to hit the ice in October 2027, bringing an exciting new opportunity to Augusta sports …
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Vintage market brings fashion to Augusta
Vintage fashion, local vendors and community came together at the VSA Vintage Market in downtown Augusta on Aug. 29.
A second home: Finding study spaces and comfort at Augusta cafes
Augusta cafes offer students a change of scenery to study, socialize and unwind beyond campus.
VSA vintage market returns to Augusta Aug. 29
The upcoming VSA Vintage Market welcomes local artists, vendors, and shoppers.
Brooks's Visionary Soul Open Mic enlivens the Augusta entertainment scene
Jukwan Brooks has created Visionary Soul Open Mic to showcase local entertainment talent …
The shutdown you didn't see and its ripple effect
The government shutdown had indirect effects in Augusta …
Bands hold sold-out Halloween show at Grantski Records
The crowd was packed shoulder to shoulder inside Grantski Records on Halloween night as four Georgia-based bands took the stage for a night of live music, costumes and chaos …
Rain or shine, Approach Shots is the place to be
If you are looking for something fun to do in Augusta, Approach Shots is the place to be …
Five things to do this fall pause to celebrate the spooky season
The Fall Pause is here, and the Bell Ringer has recommendations for weekend fun …
Chiming In 2/1: Jimmy Kimmel, the First Amendment and online division
On the first episode of the second season of Chiming In, Caelyn Dockal, Clay Waddell, and Lilly Williamson discuss Jimmy Kimmel's recent suspension and the firestorm that it caused in the internet …
One year later: Hurricane Helene's lasting impact on Augusta University
It has been one year since Hurricane Helene tore through the Augusta area, leaving destruction in its wake and forever reshaping the community. This included the students, faculty and the campus of Augusta University being majorly affected …
Breaking: Two suspects loose; one dead after Augusta Mall shooting
A shooting at Augusta Mall leaves one dead and two on the run.
Communication students bring music to Arts in the Heart festival
Augusta University communication students Clayton Waddell and his sister, Olivia, lit up the Arts in the Heart Festival stage with their band, Estimated Principles, performing a crowd-pleasing mix of originals and covers. With new music on the way, the band looks forward to returning next year with an even bigger set.
Enrollment boom pushes Augusta University housing to its limits
With enrollment at an all-time high, AU faces issues with housing …
Prepared to help: Who distressed students can talk to
“Last year, The Healthy Minds Network surveyed over 100,000 college students across 196 U.S. universities on their mental health. The final numbers revealed a prevalence of mental health problems, which included…”
Prepared to talk: Why gun violence awareness matters
“‘We must learn to talk about the most difficult things, easily,’ said entrepreneur and author Srividya Srinivasan. Srinivasan’s statement accentuates the importance of openly discussing tough subjects. In the Augusta community…”
The murder of Laken Riley – Is there more to the case?
Laken Riley’s tragic death last year shook the country — but not solely because of the injustice committed against her and the loss of human life. …
Prepared to see: Where the pathway of violence can lead
“Many agree that some of the worst violent events are those aimed at taking the lives of innocent people in a mass shooting. Schools all over the country incorporate safety trainings and security measures in hopes to…”