What the heck is going on, you ask? Say hello to Tersus.

Bare bones? You got it. Tersus is an achingly simple WordPress theme without all the usual cruft.

Super Ginormous

This is the personal site/blog/experiment of Chris Harrison, a web designer living, working and playing in Augusta, GA.

Category: Local

Older

Occasional stories about Augusta GA and its surrounding areas…

08.08.2009

Augusta GA Apple Store

Augusta Mall is get­ting an Apple Store next month. This work in progress is two doors down from The Chop House in the Prom­e­nade area of the mall. Below are just a cou­ple of shots… I’ll try to get more over the com­ing weeks and update this post as progress becomes more evi­dent. UPDATE: Apple Store … Read the rest of this item

This item was posted by Chris Harrison.

12.11.2008

Too Late?

Augusta’s finally get­ting an “offi­cial” Apple Store, but is it too late? ifoAp­ple Store reported yes­ter­day: “All of Georgia’s Apple stores are clus­tered within a 27-mile cir­cle north and east of Atlanta, but not for long. Apple will open a retail store at the Augusta Mall in that city, 125 miles east of Atlanta. The 1.1 mil­lion square-foot … Read the rest of this item

This item was posted by Chris Harrison.

07.30.2008

RefreshAugusta

I had the idea to start a local group for a while now. Hav­ing read about the suc­cess of Refresh in other cities, I was intrigued to try and do some­thing like it here in Augusta, Geor­gia. It wasn’t until recently that I started to get seri­ous with the idea. Tonight we’re hold­ing our first plan­ning meet­ing. Next month, … Read the rest of this item

This item was posted by Chris Harrison.

04.30.2008

Jaywalk on 15th? That’ll be $140, please.

Rather than work­ing to improve pedes­tri­ans’ abil­ity to cross 15th Street, the City of Augusta has decided that it makes more sense to pun­ish those that jaywalk.

This item was posted by Chris Harrison.

04.14.2008

Getting Local with Twitter

Recently I started an exper­i­ment on Twit­ter. I know that I’m not the only web/design geek in the area, so I decided to use Twit­ter to get to know some folks in the area. Using Twitter’s peo­ple search, I looked for peo­ple in and around Augusta, GA. The result? I’m not alone, and while Twit­ter use in and around … Read the rest of this item

This item was posted by Chris Harrison.

03.13.2008

Unveiled: Augusta Gardens

Archi­tec­tural plans for a new down­town base­ball sta­dium were revealed today. This would be BIG for down­town Augusta. The pro­posed sta­dium looks pretty fea­si­ble, but park­ing is def­i­nitely going to be an issue.

This item was posted by Chris Harrison.

12.07.2007

So long, CompUSA

It was announced today that Com­pUSA will be clos­ing all of its remain­ing 103 stores. While most peo­ple will cel­e­brate this, given CompUSA’s less than stel­lar cus­tomer ser­vice, I mourn the news. See, in Augusta there aren’t many options for buy­ing com­puter hard­ware. There are a few local com­puter shops, such as Com­put­erOne, and sev­eral big box … Read the rest of this item

This item was posted by Chris Harrison.

08.13.2007

Office for Rent

The first floor of our build­ing is avail­able for rent. Located at 961 Broad Street, the 2,400 Sq. Ft. offices are located in the heart of down­town Augusta. For more infor­ma­tion, please visit the list­ing page on Blan­chard & Calhoun.

This item was posted by Chris Harrison.

08.03.2007

Metro Spirit Hiring Graphic Designer

The Metro Spirit is look­ing for a Graphic Designer. If you’re inter­ested in the posi­tion, hit Stacey Hud­son up with an email for more information.

This item was posted by Chris Harrison.

04.21.2007

An Apple Retail Void

*sigh* So many Apple retail stores, and yet, the near­est stores to the Augusta, Geor­gia area are at least two hours away. Apple now has over 170 retail loca­tions glob­ally, and a major­ity of those are in the con­ti­nen­tal United States. Augusta (specif­i­cally Colum­bia County) or even Colum­bia, SC would make prime loca­tions for an Apple … Read the rest of this item

This item was posted by Chris Harrison.

Older