Good morning, Augusta.

Antioch Baptist Church hosted the annual State of the Black Family conference Saturday morning, offering resources and guided dialogue that helped local families discuss challenges and strengthen community bonds.

On Friday, Knight Swift unveiled the fourth Fleet of Miracles truck featuring 7-year-old Coale Peace, a national ambassador from Wellstar Golisano Children’s Hospital during a special visit at the pediatric center.

The truck, decorated with space-inspired artwork, celebrated his inspiring journey.

The 5th Street Marina hosted its annual Valentine's Day market on Saturday, where vendors sold an array of items from hair care and children's toys to pottery and offered food for families to enjoy (featuring nosey rosie the river dog).

The fifth annual Artists of Color show in North Augusta occurred Saturday at the Arts and Heritage Center where 30 artists displayed over 120 artworks; the exhibit remains open until Feb.

27 (closing reception on Feb. 19 from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.).

Paine College held its homecoming parade on Feb.

7 with candy dancers delighting onlookers along campus streets.

Graduates at Helms College celebrated on Saturday after winter weather delayed their commencement; 60 students, including 13 veterans (with Miriam Atkins serving as keynote and recognized for her leadership in health care), marked the long-awaited milestone.

United Way of the CSRA received a $15,000 grant from the Community Foundation for the CSRA to launch a program that will reduce chronic absenteeism at three local schools (collaborating with school districts).

At Friday's CTAE Workforce Showcase at the CCSD Support Center Complex, Columbia County students demonstrated career-ready skills & connected with local employers through the new Path Forward Expo.

The Dental College of Georgia partnered with an NFL star to teach local kids dental hygiene during a community event +sharing simple tips to keep smiles bright+, leaving participants with practical ideas for better care.

Jefferson County junior Kayden Brown played as a linebacker-defensive end for Team Georgia in a high school football showcase in Daytona Beach during his Christmas break and recorded six tackles plus a sack, drawing interest from college scouts with letters now coming from Auburn and TCU.

Georgia women's basketball is set to tip off against Missouri today at 4 p.m. ET at Mizzou Arena in Columbia & viewers can watch the game on SEC Network as the Lady Bulldogs face an in-SEC rival ahead of the Super Bowl.

On Saturday, more than a dozen teams gathered at Miracle Fields for the 26th Southeastern Wiffle tournament in North Augusta, which began as a high school hobby and now supports local charities.

Founder Greg Padgett plans to expand the league to include players aged nine to twelve in the future.

Ray J Concert

8 p.m. – 12 a.m. — Bell Auditorium — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy a night of music with Ray J and special guests.

Candlelight Concert: Tribute to Queen

6:30-7:29 p.m. — Sacred Heart Cultural Center — Ticketed event — Experience the iconic music of Queen illuminated by candlelight in a stunning venue.

Annual Augusta Home And Garden Show

Various times — James Brown Arena — $ — Explore garden inspirations and home improvement ideas at this community favorite.

Maddox Batson Concert

8-10 p.m. — Bell Auditorium — Ticket info not provided — Experience the insightful melodies of 15-year-old songwriter Maddox Batson, known for his poignant covers.

C&G at Fat Tuesday Food and Music Fest

1-8 p.m. — Evans Towne Center Park — Free entry — Experience the vibrant rhythms and flavors of the Big Easy with live music and delicious food.

Independent Hustler Awards Show

7-11 PM — Jammin Moments — Ticket sales for the public — Celebrate the achievements of local entrepreneurs and artists at this annual awards show.