Love on your favorites: North Augusta Chamber taking nominations for business awards through Oct. 15
Got a business you want to recognize? North Augusta Chamber of Commerce is now taking nominations for its inaugural business awards.
Got a business you want to recognize? North Augusta Chamber of Commerce is now taking nominations for its inaugural business awards.
Like "Christmas morning": more than $1 million in unrestricted funds donated by SRP Federal Credit Union to Aiken County high schools has been invested in student needs, teacher development and building upgrades.
A weekly calendar of events in the CSRA for the week of September 12-18.
Palemetto Smoke-House is new barbecue place in North Augusta that offers Carolina barbecue.
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Vicky Matson and Tricia Godwin opened their North Augusta franchise of Bowl Boss Acai on Georgia Avenue Sept. 2. The health food bar goes beyond the eponymous acai bowl to include smoothies, coffees, toasts and oats.
A new yarn shop in down Augusta called Three Crows Fiber is the only yarn shop in the CSRA area.
Brian Cameron has always been a public servant to his community in his role as a first responder.
Post and Courier North Augusta hosted its first Health and Life Expo Aug. 29, allowing 25 businesses to set up and talk about everything from estate planning to rehabbing a shoulder.
Starting Oct. 30, the Post and Courier North Augusta will be back to a weekly print schedule, this time as a paid subscription.
Sixty North Augusta business leaders responded earlier this month to a poll taken by the South Carolina Chamber of Commerce during its annual Grassroots Tour. The top difficulty, as it was in 2023, is finding qualified workers.
North Augusta's Town Square Olive Oil and Wine recognized the support given after March crash ahead of one-year anniversary, a name change and expanded offerings.
A North Augusta business, operating for just about three months at the time, was a big reason for a Scottish man making it to the Masters Tournament: he had the ticket, he had the means, but he also had the recent and fast-progressing diagnosis of Lou Gehrig’s disease.
The Artists Guild of Columbia County and the Clay Artists of Southeast have exhibits on display at the Arts and Heritage Center of North Augusta.
A Riverside Village investor has been indicted by a federal grand jury for allegedly defrauding his business partner, the insurance company GEICO, of nearly $6 million in connection with the North Augusta development.
The developer behind renovations at North Augusta's former Medac building said Thursday everything's on track for Augusta Oncology to move in by January.
It was this spring that Gov. Henry McMaster chose North Augusta as a place to tout the region’s designation as one of the nation’s 31 inaugural Regional Technology and Innovation hubs. Come September, it will be North Augusta hosting the state’s largest tech conference, SC Decoded.
Empower Edgefield provides a healthy drink options with protein shakes, boosted teas and smoothies.
Made and Found SCwhich a new business in downtown Edgefield bring concrete and used items to the area.
No injuries were reported after a truck crashed into the Ruby Tuesday's in North Augusta Sunday evening.
More convenient diabetes care—and other treatments for various endocrine conditions—is opening this month in North Augusta.
No exact locations are pinned down, but Caribou has confirmed that it plans to open two coffeeshops in Augusta early next year.
DiNK’D Pickleball opened July 8 at the Petersburg Shoppes on Furys Ferry Road in Columbia County.
GeorgiaAnn Craig is the owner and founder of new women's store in the CSRA area.
Becky Dearden with SME CPA's and the North Augusta Chamber of Commerce was a named as the new executive director for Augusta Symphony.
Fleet Feet North Augusta opened June 20 at the ongoing mixed-use redevelopment Beacon Bluff, located at the head of downtown. A grand opening will held later this summer.
The was ribbon cutting ceremony for the new Greeneway connector in downtown North Augusta near Bluff Avenue.
A new restaurant,Brinkley’s Tavern on the Bluff was announced as new tenant at Beacon Bluff.
An indoor play area for children, with coffee and conversation for their accompanying adults, is coming to North Augusta this fall.
North Augusta's old K-Mart off Jefferson Davis Highway, which also housed Riverside Antiques for 30 years, is getting a full-scale renovation with construction likely to start by end of the year.
From threat of base closure to billions in new investments, the Alliance for Fort Eisenhower has weathered more than 20 years advocating for the Augusta Army base, its servicemembers and its surrounding communities.
Those in the Augusta area looking for the taste of authentic Mexican and Tex-Mex food won’t have to look very far with a new Broad Street restaurant that will cater to those cravings.
A new business is helping CSRA residents quench their thirst with a unique take on carbonated beverages.
Chris Heath counts to his name 26 years in the insurance industry.
“Everything on the menu has a story behind it”: Wrap & Roll Kitchen opened May 20 in the former T’s building at the head of downtown North Augusta.
The list of alleged broken promises continues to grow for the developer of Weeping Willows near North Augusta.
Cavalier’s Coffeehouse in North Augusta was host Thursday night to anyone who wanted to gain a connection that might lead to another connection, a conversation that might be the catalyst to an idea.
North Augusta’s second Parker’s Kitchen is likely to get under construction in July.
A local woman who is owns a vegan food truck called Uprooted Vegan began a vegan diet after she was diagnosed with renal failure.
A scaled-back, more social-oriented version of the professional development program Leadership North Augusta has its first meeting of 2024 at Cavalier’s May 16.
Luck Stone is not seeking any kind of development inducement in proposing its 600,000-ton-a-year crushed stone operation for southwestern Edgefield County.
The Crowne Plaza in North Augusta is for sale.
Gurosik’s Berry Plantation at 345 Briggs Rd. in Edgefield County opened its U-Pick fields April 5.
Southwestern Edgefield County, not far from North Augusta, could gain a 600,000-ton-a-year crushed stone operation if state permitting comes through and the conditional use permit granted for what’s proposed as a 70-year investment by Luck Stone.
Frito Lay is establishing a small waystation for its snacks in the Sweetwater area of Edgefield County.
Another self-storage facility is coming to North Augusta’s Exit 5 corridor. As for that Popeyes once proposed for one of the three QuikTrip properties. the city has "no active application" for that parcel.
Construction on the first of two Parker’s Kitchen locations in North Augusta is well underway off Jefferson Davis Highway and I-520.
From a little shaved ice and dessert shop in downtown North Augusta has come a $50,000 endowed scholarship. That’s the business model.
The Ritz Pawton, “where dogs are royalty,” opened mid-January for dog grooming services and early February for overnight boarding and day services.
The transaction went through about two weeks after it was announced the building would get new life as an expansion of Augusta Oncology Multispecialty Clinic.
Tru Hotel by Hilton, open since end of last year, was formally welcomed to the North Augusta business scene March 5. It's got automated pancakes, Rock 'Em Sock 'Em and a very North Augusta mural.
Glazed and blueberry cake donuts, red velvet; bear claws and apple fritters; Texas kolaches and Japanese mochinut. North Augusta’s first specialty donut shop opened at 5:30 a.m. on March 8.
He's “dedicated to all of the aspects of being a Chamber volunteer,” North Augusta Chamber president Terra Carroll said of the winner, noting also that he’s simply “a pleasure to work with.”
A brunch cocktail bar, New Orleans beignets and a good many broken eggs, the CSRA's newest brunch spot is now open just five minutes outside North Augusta.
Andrea Bowles isn’t in the field of business development (as she herself owned this week), but she is a woman with an extensive resume and a “big interest” in the topic. She’s also an “evangelizing innovator”: she has ideas, and she gets others involved in them.