The Waynesboro Jeep-Chrysler dealership has been temporarily closed after being sold to the Paul Thigpen Automotive Group.

Edmund Burke Academy’s tennis teams had six members advance to the state tournament after a successful showing in the GIAA ...

Mr. Edward McNair, 85, of Hephzibah, Georgia, was born March 13, 1940. He entered into rest on April 8, 2025. Family ...

The Bears baseball team ended the regular season on a four-game winning streak, beating Laney, Butler, and Screven County last week. In their last twelve games, they are 10-2. They finished the ...

This continues a series of articles that will feature shops, restaurants and other businesses, as well as upcoming events, in Downtown Waynesboro. A brand-new event is coming to Downtown Waynesboro.

Burke County residents had the opportunity to learn about the Alba Oak Energy Storage project during an open house hosted at Venue 720 15. The Alba Oak Energy Storage project is NextEra Energy ...

The Men’s Unity Group hosted a community Easter Egg Hunt Saturday, April 19, bringing fun and fellowship for local families. We're sorry! This content is only available to online subscribers. Please ...

Mr. Freddie Bernard Williams, 78, of Hephzibah, Georgia, was born February 28, 1947. He entered into rest on April 19, 2025. Family visitation will be held Friday, April 25, 2025 from 10:00 A.M.-11:00 ...

They took state last season, but this year they’re chasing even more. After avenging their secondplace regional finish to Brentwood School by overtaking them to win the state title last year, the Lady ...

Out-of-state investors own tens of thousands of houses in Georgia, and lawmakers tried to limit the number due to concerns about decaying properties and diminished options for would be homeowners. A ...

Mr. Johnny Mack “Gator” Mims, Sr., 70, of Waynesboro, Georgia, was born August 26, 1954. He entered into rest on April 18, 2025. Family visitation will be held Saturday, April 26, 2025 from 3:00 ...

Edmund Burke Academy's Baseball Team is back on track. After what some would consider a hiccup lost to Thomas Jefferson Academy just before spring break, the Spartans returned to action in a big way.