Bill Kirby

Lost at sea in the Great War

Ernest Nelson Gay left Augusta during World War II expecting to fight in France. He died in a storm off the coast of Scotland.

Pam Bowen

What is wrong with this story?

I just don't get it! How come there is no law to protect us who have worked at a job for so long and then have to be out on medical leave for a long period of time and end up loosing our jobs, our medical insurance and can't get any type of help. Where is the help when we need it?

Pam Bowen

Our Ghost Hunting Adventure

Have you ever thought about the paranormal? Is there really ghost?

Lisa Kaylor

Blairsville, Ga.

Cool off in the north Georgia mountain town of Blairsville this weekend and check out the inaugural Green Bean Festival.Expect green beans that have been home-canned, cooked, stuffed into a dessert and possibly even those that had been strung to dry and now resemble leather pants.

Sarah Day Owen

Blue eye makeup can be cool summer look

The idea of blue eye makeup may conjure visions of bad ‘80s fashion, but much like Ray Ban sunglasses and leggings, it’s making a comeback. Here's how to wear it.

Scott Michaux

One-liners & one-timers

Shotgun Start, Vol. 24: Of Caddyshack, no-names and one-hit wonders.

Joey Gill

The Couch Critic: WAGT is about to get new digs!

It's been over a year since NBC Augusta changed their brand....again....to NBC Augusta 26 News. Now we are seeing the first signs of a graphics change since the LMA between WAGT and WJBF started in January, and so far so good.

Chris Gay

Feisty Legg continues cancer fight

When she played shooting guard for USC Aiken, Meredith Legg may have let opponents run around her or make shots over her. But the school's all-time leading scorer never let opposing players beat her in one area: feistiness. It's that spunk that continues to carry Meredith today in her fight against cancer.

Nikasha Dicks

Child Enrichment Fundraiser

Need to pick up something for dinner tonight? Here's an idea that will also benefit a local non-profit.

Rainier Ehrhardt

Academy of Richmond County Band Camp

You hear about summer band camp and how hard it is, but until you witness these kids putting it all on the line, you have no idea.

Billy Byler

GreenJackets Gameday - Tuesday, July 27

Augusta GreenJackets vs. Hickory Crawdads

Joey Gill

The Couch Critic: Why TV Land is painfully losing touch.

Why classic TV we've come to know and love from the network is slowly being phased out, and what it means for the younger generation who may never get to see great TV shows from before their time.

Tim Rausch

The $2 billion exporter

Well, we made the top 100 ...

Billy Byler

GreenJackets Gameday - Monday, July 26

Augusta GreenJackets vs. Hickory Crawdads

Channing Sherman

Heaven needs a bureaucracy

Heaven is going good for itself but times are tough and there are many people on Earth who think that God (or whatever higher power they choose to believe) needs help. There are too many people telling others what they need to do to get into heaven. Everyone wants to be their religions official spokesperson and that's not a good thing.

Billy Byler

GreenJackets Gameday - Sunday, July 25

Augusta GreenJackets vs. Hickory Crawdads

Billy Byler

GreenJackets Gameday - Saturday, July 24

Augusta GreenJackets vs. Hickory Crawdads

Bill Kirby

The legend of this old house

For much of the 1900s, Augustans thought an old house on Broad Street was the site of a favorite Revolutionary War legenda.

Jackie Rodriguez

Vivacious Vernique

"My style is based about 90% on my mood when I'm getting dressed and the other 10% is based on the weather," exclaims Evans High graduate Vernique Sibert. For those who know Sibert, 17, she is full of life and energy. Her easy going demeanor is evident in her personal style, "My style fluctuates on a daily basis, some days I go for a boho look and other days I like to go with a crisp white shirt and a pair of pleated shorts." Read more to learn about Vernique's style.

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This is a story to remember... RIP to all those lost at sea aboard this ship....
Great story and RIP
It is amazing that only one comment rests here. Thank you for the sacrifices that were made.
Great story. RIP Mr Gay and thank you for your service to our country in 1918.
jb1234: Charles Moody has been with WRDW for many many years, he is currently the morning and midday chief camera operator. It would not surprise ...
Joey, the point is there was nothing at all on my screen---totally black, except for channel 2. They DO have the capability of fly-over banners, ...
rrcrew: Knology automatically interrupts it's cable programming with emergency alert messages. It's a special service that allows its viewers to ...
Everything seems to be back to normal, even on clunky old I.E. 6. Thanks.
Good luck in your endeavours, Joey. But DON'T GO TO UGA !!!! lol Surely since you are into the technical aspect of things there would be ...
rrcrew: No, you're the only reader that comments. I'm sure there are some that glance, but no my blog doesn't get a lot of attention here on the ...
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