Marie Westerman REALTOR® Evans Ga, Ft Gordon, Augusta Ga, Waynesboro Ga,

We are very excited to have so many that want to participate in the Burke County, Waynesboro Ga Neighborhood/Community yard sale on Saturday October 3rd, 09. I was recently informed that the Wimberly House a great resource for the folks here in Waynesboro have is also having their Annual yard sale that day, so we are combining our efforts to reach even more participants and shoppers.

Be sure and share it with your friends and family. Mrs Nancy at the Wimberly house can be reached at 706-551-0526.

September 17^th to the 26^th ! Each day and evening of the Westobou Festival will be filled with a variety of presentations designed to dazzle visitors and showcase Augusta’s wealth of artistic talent. Whether your passion is contemporary theatrical performances or traditional symphony events, strolling through gallery exhibitions or listening to jazz, you’ll find it all, and more at the 2009 Westobou Festival.

Highlights of the 2009 Festival include concerts featuring The Avett Brothers, Keb’ Mo’ and Patricia Barber - presented by the Westobou Festival. Other highlights include the 29th Annual Arts in the Heart of Augusta Festival presented by the Greater Augusta Arts Council, Video Games Live presented by the Symphony Orchestra Augusta, Rhonda Vincent and the Rage presented by The Morris Museum of Art and the Greater Augusta Arts Council within the Southern Soul and Song Series, Elisabeth von Trapp in Concert presented by The Riverwalk Series, Inc., Steel Magnolias presented by The Augusta Players, Sitka Trio and The Blind Boys of Alabama presented by Augusta State University, Langston Hughes’ Ask Your Mama: Twelve Moods of Jazz featuring the Ron McCurdy Quartet presented by the Lucy Craft Laney Museum of Black History, American Ballet Theatre II presented by Augusta Ballet, Inc . . . and so much more! For ticket information Click Here.

Why is it called the Westobou Festival? Between 1660 and 1680, the Westo Indians lived in an area between Augusta, GA, and North Augusta, SC, along the banks of the Westobou River. Today, that river is known as the Savannah River. The river was a valuable resource to the Westo Indians and remains an integral part of the Augusta Region, serving as the catalyst to stimulate an economic and cultural impact on the entire area. It is fitting that the Trustees of the Academy of Richmond County selected the name Westobou Festival in promoting their vision to advance excellence in the arts and celebrate Augusta's wealth of artistic talent.

I still haven't decided exactly who and what I am going to see ...but you can bet you'll see me there!

This blog is meant to inform, enlighten, wet the pallet and share with you everything that is available, from restaurants to housing you will be able to find everything your heart desires to know about Waynesboro. This endeavor I am hoping to make interactive so that you are able to have a lot of input from various residents of Burke county.

Waynesboro is the county seat of Burke County, home of numerous industries with the most talked about being Southern Company’s Plant Vogtle.

Plant Vogtle has recently received authorization to build two new Reactors brining the total to four. They currently employ 1900 people, when completed it is expected to double that work force. During the construction Period an estimated 7000 to 10000 workers are expected to call Waynesboro Ga home for seven to ten years.

I will also share with you information about the surrounding counties of Screven and Jenkins, as there are some great hometown places to visit there.

I hope you enjoy “Life in Waynesboro GA". Feel free to comment and share with all of us.

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Original Post by Marie Westerman ...www.lifeinwaynesboroga.blogspot.com/

In Waynesboro Ga we kicked of Dove season with some great local food and land! If your know of anyone wanting to be in the "Bottle Neck" of Millhaven plantation whee the members pay up to $4000 just to hunt please feel free to contact me. This property is also prime for building a home as it has excelent access to Highway 24. a short little jaunt to Waynesboro and Plant Vogtle.

Today's woman wears many hats. I am a wife, real estate agent, mother, sister, and friend. I am a chauffeur, a chef, a nurse and a counselor. Yes, I love the roles but I really would love some time to myself. I am very excited that the 10th annual CareFair for Women is a just around the corner. Between running errands and showing houses to my new buyers, I plan on stopping by the Christenberry Fieldhouse at the ASU Athletic complex to take care of myself. It makes things very convenient for me as I won't have to take time out of my schedule during the week to have a routine check up.

I hope you take advantage of free health screenings by Doctors Hospital Staff Take care of your health
We women today are busy. Way too busy. OK, you've heard that before and can certainly rattle off the three dozen errands, chores, assignments, deadlines - whatever - you have to get done today.

If you're like most women you're too busy taking care of everyone else to worry about yourself. But you're not getting any younger and putting it off isn't going to stop the clock.

Now you have no excuse. Doctors Hospital is bringing a slew of health care professionals to CareFair to provide much-needed, often life-saving tests for you. And they'll have experts on hand to provide information you need to stay healthy. And it's all free.
So in-between the cooking demonstration or after enjoying the fitness demonstration before sitting down for the fashion show, visit Doctors Hospital's Health Fair. You'll be glad you did.

Saturday, August 22
10 am-2 pm
Christenberry Fieldhouse
Augusta State University Athletic Complex

Sponsored by Doctors Hospital and The Augusta Chronical