Have you checked out the new publication Speak Augusta yet? Our co-founder and CEO, Donna Moore Wesby shared a few words in an article discussing the recent format changes to our beloved WAAW Shout 94.7 FM radio.
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Affordable housing, fentanyl deaths, fights at schools and growth on Aiken’s northside were among topics discussed during a community town hall at a local church. Umoja Village and the Aiken County Branch of the NAACP held a community town hall Tuesday with elected Black leaders in Aiken to discuss issues facing local residents.
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The Umoja Village nonprofit organization is offering its inaugural wall calendar titled “Umoja Village Celebrates Black Excellence.” The 12-month calendar features Black and African American residents making positive contributions within Aiken County and the Central Savannah River Area.
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Umoja Village held a Black History Month Community Celebration on Thursday at the Lessie B. Price Aiken Senior and Youth Center. The celebration sought to inform, educate and bring together people in Aiken County.
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Umoja Village unveiled its new resource center during a dedication ceremony Thursday night. The nonprofit aims to unite Black and African American clubs, organizations, businesses, churches and individuals to help the Black community better utilize and leverage resources.
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