Through The Vine

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Ever wonder how to engage in your community? Here on Through The Vine, we are sitting down with some dynamic people in the Augusta Community to hear their experience and tips for thriving in the Augusta Community.

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  1. 05.06.2025

    “Democracy is not a spectator sport” with Gayla Keesee

    In today’s episode of Through the Vine, we discuss topics of civic engagement and your voice as a voter and member of the community with Gayla Keesee, the president of the CSRA League of Women’s Voters. Please note, however, that this does not constitute legal, financial, or political advice. While we strive to provide accurate and up-to-date information about civic engagement and voter registration, laws and procedures may vary by location and are subject to change. We encourage all listeners to consult official government sources or local election offices for the most current and applicable information. The opinions expressed by guests or hosts are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views of the podcast or its affiliates. To learn more about the SAVE Act, please click here. To learn more about voter registration and voting centers, please click here.

    28 Min.

  2. 05.06.2025

    Cash Confidence: Know More, Stress Less with Tara Hendrick

    Don’t let money get you down! Take a moment to sit and chat with us and Tara Hendrick of Georgia’s Own Credit Union, a local banking branch here in the CSRA. Tara is a certified Financial Counselor and shares with us some amazing tips and tricks on how to start and maintain a budget for great financial independence. If you feel like you may need help, or just want a crash course on budgeting, tune in to today’s episode of Through the Vine! CORRECTION: In today’s episode, we inform our listeners that the Augusta University Financial Aid Office on the Summerville Campus!

    32 Min.

  3. 05.06.2025

    The Volunteer Vibe with Denise Tucker

    How do you give back to a community that offers so much? Through volunteerism! Let’s sit down with Denise Tucker in today’s episode of Through the Vine. You may know her as co-owner of The Treehouse Juice Bar, formerly HumaniTree House, but she is also the newly appointed executive director of the Greater Augusta Arts Council. Through her work with the Arts Council, she showcases the benefits of volunteering for both the individual and the organization that you serve. There are so many opportunities in our community, so we hope this episode will inspire you to reach out to your favorite organizations and lend a helping hand.

    25 Min.

  4. 05.06.2025

    "This town has nothing to do" with Sarah Childers

    Have you ever asked yourself, “What is there to do in this town?” Then, join us in this episode of Through the Vine, where we sit down with Sarah Childers of Destination Augusta as she takes us through 51 weeks of the year in the CSRA. In Augusta, we are widely known for our featured golf course and The Masters for the first full week of April, but our community knows we have much more to offer. Through our conversations with Mrs. Childers, we learn of the many wonderful events that makes our Garden City a wonderful place to be. So, get out your calendars and mark the dates for these amazing opportunities to meet your community members and celebrate what Augusta is all about! Many of the events mentioned in today’s episode have come to pass at time of uploading. However, these events happen annually, so check out Destination Augusta’s calendar and events page, located here.

    37 Min.
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Ever wonder how to engage in your community? Here on Through The Vine, we are sitting down with some dynamic people in the Augusta Community to hear their experience and tips for thriving in the Augusta Community.

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    Augusta University
  • Erstellt von
    Anna Reeves, Davis Harley and Ariel Harpe
  • Folgen
    4
  • Bewertung
    Unbedenklich
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    © Anna Reeves, Davis Harley and Ariel Harpe
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    Through The Vine

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