An elderly woman died Friday morning in a house fire in Kathleen.

The Houston County coroner's office identified her as Opal Alford, age 86.

A burning house, a trapped woman, and three virtual strangers were trying to help.

It happened in a neighborhood in Kathleen in Houston County.

Jason Hamm's morning got off to a scary start.

"I just noticed there was a lot of smoke coming out of the house," he says.

He was driving to work when he saw a neighbor's home on Lonesome Doe Circle was fully engulfed in flames.

A cemetery in the backyard of a Warner Robins neighborhood is in need of restoration and volunteers.

Lester Holleman grew up a member of Shiloh Methodist Church in Warner Robins.

"Didn't have church but once a month, it was a circuit church," says Holleman.

The Holleman family plot makes up a large portion of the Shiloh Cemetery today.

"My great-granddaddy, his children, and my granddaddy are all buried in that lot there."

The cemetery is a living piece of Central Georgia history.

"There's slaves buried back here and people back all the way from 1831," says Holleman.

And a lot larger than originally believed.

It's an act many would consider unthinkable.

Someone stole a donation jar from a Warner Robins bar containing money that was meant for a sick 5-year-old.

Manager, JoAnn Sulak at Jus One More Bar and Grill, says it happened on early Sunday morning, before they closed.

She says her and boyfriend Robert Sarpy, who owns the bar, are always trying to lend a helping hand.