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Dec 16, 2024 | 
augustamagazine.com | Hailea Boykin
Click HERE to view the Augusta magazine 2024 Holiday Gift Guide!Find the 2024 Gift Guide in our November/December 2024 issue on stands.
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Nov 7, 2024 | 
augustamagazine.com | Hailea Boykin
When Betsy Pittard was 16, she took a small job after school with a do-it-yourself (DIY) jewelry bead shop in her hometown of Macon, Ga. Back then, she had no idea it would ignite her life’s passion and become a lucrative career. Instead, she was looking to make a little spending money. But, Pittard explains, she either had to learn how to bead or find another job, so she learned the technique and worked at the store throughout high school.
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Oct 31, 2024 | 
augustamagazine.com | Hailea Boykin
Large Shoes to Fill FeaturesFor 27 years, Brenda Durant was the executive director of the Greater Augusta Arts Council. For many, it is difficult to imagine the Augusta arts community without her steady hand at the helm.
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Jul 3, 2024 | 
augustamagazine.com | Hailea Boykin
We are now accepting submissions for weddings with dates between November 2023 and October 2024!Please note that submission does not guarantee publication in the Augusta magazine January 2025 Bridal Issue. By submitting this form, your photographer is agreeing to give Augusta magazine permission to use the photos provided. Please email [email protected] or [email protected] with any questions. The submission deadline is Friday, October 18, 2024. Click HERE to access our bridal submission survey!
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Apr 24, 2024 | 
augustamagazine.com | Hailea Boykin
Golf Cart GodfathersFeaturesThe Augusta titans of the worldwide golf cart industry, E-Z-GO® and Club Car continue their work powering a critical sector for golf. European HonorsFeatures, Tournament GuideThe golf stars were aligned for the PGA Tour’s Jon Rahm over Augusta National Golf Club at the 87th Masters Tournament.
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Apr 2, 2024 | 
augustamagazine.com | Hailea Boykin
A Groundbreaking FutureFeaturesAugusta Preparatory Day School’s one-of-a kind W. Rodger Giles Institute for Inquiry opens for learning. The Tri-County BoomFeaturesThe Savannah River Region is expanding with Aiken, Columbia and Richmond counties seeing growth in new business and industry. European HonorsFeatures, Tournament GuideThe golf stars were aligned for the PGA Tour’s Jon Rahm over Augusta National Golf Club at the 87th Masters Tournament.
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Mar 6, 2024 | 
augustamagazine.com | Hailea Boykin
Richmond and Columbia county schools teamed up to build the Savannah River Region’s first Junior Achievement (JA) Discovery Center, spanning roughly 30,000 square feet. The Discovery Center, located in Columbia County School District’s Support Center, showcases two learning parks, JA Finance Park and JA BizTown, which will guide sixth and seventh graders through adult life simulations.
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Feb 23, 2024 | 
augustamagazine.com | Hailea Boykin
Augusta Magazine 2024 Summer Camp GuideThe Summer Camp Guide is back! Augusta Family Magazine’s favorite resource for summer camps is now online at Augusta magazine! Make sure to visit the 2024 Summer Camp Guide frequently as information will be added throughout the spring. To be included in the Summer Camp Guide or for more information, contact Augusta magazine’s editor at [email protected].
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Jan 1, 2024 | 
augustamagazine.com | Hailea Boykin
A big part of any special day comes down to the details and picking the perfect vendors can be overwhelming. So, we thought a resource guide would be helpful for the planning. Although this list is not exhaustive, we hope couples can use it as a place to start the groundwork. Click here to view our 2024 Bridal Resource Guide!To be included in our next Augusta magazine wedding resource guide, please send your information to the resource guide editor at [email protected].
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Jun 12, 2023 | 
augustamagazine.com | Brian Panowich |Hailea Boykin
By Brian PanowichPhotos by Jane KortrightIn 2001, four people equipped with only an idea, tenacity and a heaping amount of faith, decided to open a small school in downtown Augusta. But it would not be just any school. This would be a faith-based learning environment for underserved children — a first-time opportunity for many of these families. So, with only two employees and ten children, Heritage Academy was born.
