Waynesboro News

It's been 9 days since convicted felon Jerry Jones has been seen, or heard from, and investigators say, how he managed to escape, is something that's never happened before.

The caterpillar does all the work, but the butterfly gets all the publicity. -- George Carlin In less than 24 hours I will be racing through downtown Atlanta for the July Fourth Peachtree Road Race -- 10 kilometers of July heat and 50,000 competitors.

Todaya s visit is not so much about our town, but our state. I have long suspected South Carolina does a better job of promoting tourism than Georgia because it names things logically.

By: BILL BENGTSON He and his family live in a house loaded with snakes, cockroaches and other creepy critters, but local kids still flock to Chad Crews' local appearances, for a mixture of summertime tricks and treats.

News 12 is getting several reports of storm damage throughout the CSRA Thursday night.

Thursday, June 18, 2009 10:17 a.m. Jessye Norman's July 31 fundraiser concert at St.

Rick Busby's office is filled with bees. Not swarming, buzzing bees, but plush, stuffed bees that represent his company's mascot and the busy nature of his business.

This is the second of several articles about Dalton Utilities and its numerous business sectors.

Southern Bank has implemented the Net.Check imaging solution and branch capture software from Atlanta-based Goldleaf Financial Solutions .

Accomplishing the impossible means only that the boss will add it to your regular duties.

For those looking for help finding employment, the Department of Labor has a lot more to offer than just an unemployment check.

World-famous jazz trombonist and educator Wycliffe Gordon will be in town this weekend for two special, free-of-charge Piccolo Spoleto performances at the U.S. Custom House - a collaboration between his quartet and members of the Charleston Symphony Orchestra called Sunset Serenade at the Custom House on Fri.

The Energy Department has narrowed its list of the most likely recipients of $18.5 billion in government loan guarantees for building the first new nuclear power plants.

Waynesboro is working on it's very own economic stimulus plan in the form of bar-b-que. This weekend is the 4th annual Boss Hog Cook-Off. It's a competition that brings in cooks from as far away as Florida and Texas.

When they ran out of beer money William N. Dalzell and Julian F. Durden thought robbery would be the answer.

A new era for nuclear power in the South likely will debut in Georgia rather than Alabama.

The nuclear industry is putting out the Help Wanted sign. The Augusta-Aiken area has job needs on two fronts: new missions at Savannah River Site, such as the MOX fuel facility, and the new nuclear reactors at Plant Vogtle moving through the regulatory system.

"I hope the governor signs some kind of disaster thing so I can apply for FEMA,"said Scott Inness of Waynesboro.

AUGUSTA, Ga.- NBC Augusta 26 News has learned the Red Cross is assisting Richmond County residents at the Bernie Ward Community Center on Lumpkin Road in south Augusta.

Patricia Glenn says she's been rescuing animals for more than 20 years. She lives in Burke County, which has no animal control.