Good morning, Augusta.

The United Way of the CSRA supports local education and financial stability by directing volunteers & donations to where they are needed most.

Its leader said the organization aims to drive lasting change for thousands of residents in the area.

Community members gathered yesterday at Jordan Grove Baptist Church to honor gun violence victims during Wear Orange Weekend.

Several groups, including Moms Demand Action and Georgia Shift, joined the event to raise awareness and encourage community involvement.

North Augusta Family YMCA held its soft opening on May 20 and hosted a block party over the weekend at its expanded facility on East Martintown Road, offering residents a new venue for community events.

Sixteen baristas competed Saturday at Goat Kick Coffee in Evans during the Latte Art Throw Down, showcasing creative designs and raising funds for Bridge Builders Communities that help young adults secure housing.

Chelsea Peterson from Buona Caffe won bragging rights and gift cards as local coffee shops plan more events to build camaraderie.

Maj. Levi Twiggs' rare 1833 green uniform is on display at the National Museum of the Marine Corps in Triangle, Virginia as part of a 250th-anniversary exhibit celebrating Marine history.

The piece marks one of few surviving uniforms tied to Augusta.

The Lucy Craft Laney Museum of Black History celebrated its 35th anniversary on June 5-6 with educational programs and fun activities.

The weekend highlighted the museum's founding (led by local sorority members) and featured live music, family games, and vendor sales at Phillips Street.

The Georgia Department of Education released a guide today to help schools combine support systems with behavioral threat assessment and management.

Developed with input from national experts and local agencies, the guide offers a clear roadmap for safer school environments.

The Sand Hills Community Center Summer Youth Program, now in its 9th year, teaches art and life skills to students (ages 10–14) and will finish with a music performance on June 12 at the center.

The two-week course also builds financial literacy, entrepreneurship and leadership skills.

The Georgia Bulldogs advanced to Omaha for the College World Series after beating Mississippi State 11-9 in extra innings on Sunday & will face either Texas or Oregon when the eight-team tournament begins Friday.

Wild Woods 26: Through the Looking Glass

6 p.m. — Back To Nature Garden Center — $25, kids under 12 free — Experience camping, live music, and nature workshops under the stars at this unique festival.

Ferris Bueller's Day Off Screening

2-4 p.m. — Miller Theater — Free tickets — Enjoy a classic film in a historic venue as part of the community celebration.

Celtic Throne II - Psalter of Ireland

7-10 p.m. — Miller Theater — Tickets available — Experience an electrifying fusion of Irish dance, music, theater, and cinema showcasing the epic journey of Ollav Fola.

Nike Boys Basketball Camp at Fox Creek High School

9 a.m. - 3 p.m. — Fox Creek High School — $329 for four days — Enhance basketball skills while having fun under expert coaching.

Rebound Fitness Class

9:15-10:00 a.m. — Warren Sports & Fitness — No-show fee applies — Get fit with a ladies-only workout that energizes and empowers.

Build The Band

7-10 p.m. — Miller Theater — $34.65 to $84.65 — Experience a showdown of musical talent as local bands compete for charity in an exciting live event.

Tennis Camp

9 a.m. - 12 p.m. — Warren Sports & Fitness — Fees apply — Improve tennis skills and enjoy a fun, instructional summer camp experience for young athletes.

Music In The Park

7-8 p.m. — Maude Edenfield Park — Free entry — Enjoy a delightful outdoor concert series in a scenic park setting.