They’re nearly 80 years old but their beauty remains stunning. The massive stained glass windows in the sanctuary at First United Methodist Church were created in 1937 by the late wellknown Atlanta artist J.V. More...

They’re not even in production yet but they’ve already made an appearance in Burke County. More...

Waynesboro residents will now get their say. City officials have decided to host a monthly town hall meeting designed to give audience members an informal venue for bringing concerns to the mayor and council. More...

Dumpster cams are helping make court cases. A single Magistrate Court session brought in almost $2,700 in fines. More...

A man who hijacked an SUV and crashed it into a house won’t be driving for a while. Napoleon Maurice Phillips, 22, of Augusta was sentenced to 12 years behind bars last week after pleading guilty to hijacking a motor vehicle. More...

A local man accused of murdering his girlfriend has been indicted by a Burke County grand jury. More...

Mr. John Fred Etterlee, Jr., 82, of Hephzibah, passed away Friday, May 10, 2013 at Trinity Hospital. Graveside services will be held 2 p.m., today (Wednesday, May 15, 2013) at Bellevue Memorial Gardens. More...

Mr. David R. Hutcheson, 62, of Adrian passed away Friday, May 3, 2013 at his residence following an extended illness. Mr. More...

Mr. George L. Wilson, Jr., 67, of Waynesboro and a former resident of Graniteville, S.C., affectionately known as the “Hayman,” entered into rest on Tuesday, May 7, 2013. More...

The state has released the firstever results of its new accountability system for public schools, and local officials are pleased with how Burke County measured up. More...

Two local middle school students set the spotlight on their teachers by earning top honors in the Barnes & Noble “My Favorite Teacher Contest.” More...

Nearly two dozen students at SGA Elementary School received special treats for exemplifying cooperation, the school’s positive/character trait for the month of April. More...