A diner at a T.G.I. Friday’s in upstate New York says he got a little something extra with his broccoli - a severed snake head. Jack Pendleton says he was at the restaurant in Clifton Park on Sunday when he spotted something gray mixed in with his vegetables. He realized it was a snake head the size of his thumb, with part of the spine still attached.

Just like families, times are tight for businesses, and that means many are cutting a lot of extras, like holiday parties and bonuses. The trickle down effect can hit everyone to small business owners and workers looking for seasonal employment. WJBF News Channel Six’s Paige Tucker went to an Augusta company with plenty of holiday experience to see how this season is shaping up.

It’s for the craft fanatics. Of course, we’re talking about Christmas Made In The South. It’s a tradition around here…been around for two decades, but if you want a “taste” of what’s going on, here’s a little “sample,“ “out there somewhere”, with WJBF News Channel 6’s George Eskola.

It’s for the craft fanatics. Of course, we’re talking about Christmas Made In The South. It’s a tradition around here…been around for two decades, but if you want a “taste” of what’s going on, here’s a little “sample,“ “out there somewhere”, with WJBF News Channel 6’s George Eskola.

Christmas time is coming soon, and, with the economy failing, families may find it hard to put gifts under the tree this year. Augusta’s Salvation Army is here to help. They’re taking applications this week for Christmas assistance.