It’s the home of the Jags, but could it be the home for ghosts, in the Garden City? It’s late October, so many thoughts turn to the supernatural, the things that go bump in the night. And, things can get quite bumpy, indeed, at Augusta State University (ASU). WJBF News Channel 6’s George Eskola investigates the possible paranormal phenomena…

It’s a fact, something is definitely going “bump in the night.“ But is this really a “ghost town?“ Take a look at one of the creepier hauntings in the CSRA tonight on WJBF News Channel 6. But we’re posting a special sneak preview for you to watch right now!

It’s Ridge Peach Festival time and that makes things busy at Sara’s Peach Stand, in Trenton, SC. And, during this rush, they could use some help. WJBF News Channel 6’s George Eskola takes a stab at running the stand, “Out There…Somewhere.“

It’s Ridge Peach Festival time and that makes things busy at Sara’s Peach Stand, in Trenton, SC. And, during this rush, they could use some help. WJBF News Channel 6’s George Eskola takes a stab at running the stand, “Out There…Somewhere.“

It is one of the biggest, competitive team barbeque events in the Southeast…the Boss Hog Cook-Off, in Waynesboro, GA. And, if you’re are going to have team barbeque, you must have team names, are they cleaver? No ifs, ands, but butts. WJBF News Channel 6’s George Eskola has the story.

It is one of the biggest, competitive team barbeque events in the Southeast…the Boss Hog Cook-Off, in Waynesboro, GA. And, if you’re are going to have team barbeque, you must have team names, are they cleaver? No ifs, ands, but butts. WJBF News Channel 6’s George Eskola has the story.

Fans of the music flock to Lincoln County, Georgia to catch the best of bluegrass at the annual festival hosted by the Lewis Family, But after 22 years this will be the final festival. WJBF News Channel 6’s George Eskola has more on this sad note, and the end of an era.

Last week’s tornado was a big blow for the historic All Saints Episcopal Church, in Beech Island. But the 178 year old church weathered the storm providing a safe haven for a prized member of the congregation, but now it’s facing a major clean up one that will come down to a matter of “faiths.“ WJBF News Channel 6’s George Eskola has the story.

Turning over every stone, to see what they look like, After a South Carolina man found a rock that looks just like the Palmetto State, we searched high and low to find some rocks that resemble something else. WJBF News Channel 6’s George Eskola has our rock tour…somewhere out there.

Turning over every stone, to see what they look like, After a South Carolina man found a rock that looks just like the Palmetto State, we searched high and low to find some rocks that resemble something else. WJBF News Channel 6’s George Eskola has our rock tour…somewhere out there.

A ball of fire and a sonic boom…the experts said it was a meteor, but are some in Aiken are saying, “yeah, sure.“ What really happened in the sky, Friday morning? WJBF News Channel 6’s George Eskola goes Out There Somewhere to find out.

A ball of fire and a sonic boom…the experts said it was a meteor, but are some in Aiken are saying, “yeah, sure.“ What really happened in the sky, Friday morning? WJBF News Channel 6’s George Eskola goes Out There Somewhere to find out.

Times are tough, now, but image if you were in Aiken in 1865, it was war. But, you can visit those Civil War times this weekend at 15th annual Battle of Aiken, where you can get a bang out of history…that’s out there somewhere, with WJBF News Channel 6’s George Eskola.

It might be, traffic engineers think so, Augusta’s oldest traffic signal. The city is at work upgrading traffic lights, all over town, so should the city get rid of this classic light that’s been directing traffic for decades? News Channel 6’s George Eskola is out there somewhere.

It might be, traffic engineers think so, Augusta’s oldest traffic signal. The city is at work upgrading traffic lights, all over town, so should the city get rid of this classic light that’s been directing traffic for decades? News Channel 6’s George Eskola is out there somewhere.