A Central Georgia soldier returned home today after spending eighteen months in Afghanistan.

The family of Army Specialist Jordan Clements cooked up a big surprise to welcome him home.

Clements rode in style from the airport in Atlanta down I-75.  His family arranged for a white limo to meet him and bring him home.

"I'm so excited, so excited. I can't wait." says Candy Clements, Jordan's stepmother. His father said, "  My baby's finally coming home."

Clements' brother, Dusty, says Jordan has no idea what his family has planned. "He thinks we're all at the airport waiting for him right now," says Dusty Clements.

When Army Specialist Clements landed in Atlanta and saw that his whole family wasn't there waiting for him like usual, he called his father.

Answering his cell phone James Clements says, "We'll see you when you get home."

No excuses for boredom this weekend!

Friday night:

• Allman Brothers Fan Fest kicks off with Cowboy (Scott Boyer and Tommy Talton), followed by Devon Allman's Honeytribe on Saturday, Sept. 17 and The Long Run on Sunday, Sept. 18 at Cox Capitol in Macon.
• Official GABBA Fest Afterparty at The Hummingbird
• High school football
• The Wilson Family Band and The Florida State Bluegrass Band at Hillside Bluegrass RV Park
• The Odd Couple at Rose Theatre in Forsyth.
• Friday Fest in Downtown Macon features The Definitive Jazz Experience at Third St. Park
• Jehovah Jamz in Warner Robins at Christian Fellowship Church: A free concert promoting the gospel of Jesus Christ through Christian rappers.
• Blackbird Coffee Improv Night in Milledgeville. Starts at 8 p.m.
• Bill Gentrys plays at Cowboys in Milledgeville at 10 p.m.

Saturday:

• Ocmulgee Indian Festival at the Ocmulgee National Monument. (Also on Sunday)
• Zumba class to benefit Matthew, who was recently diagnosed with brain cancer at 9:30 a.m. in Gray
• Music Under the Stars in Gray, sponsored by Gray Station Better Hometown
• MOPS Consignment Sale
• Planet Retro at The Hummingbird
• Allman Brothers Fan Fest Continues in Macon
• Bill Gentrys plays at Cowboys in Milledgeville at 10 p.m.
• Cub scout car wash from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. at Century Bank in Milledgeville

Warner Robins police are looking for a man who robbed a bank Friday morning.

They say the man walked into the CB&T at 1444 Watson Boulevard just before 10 a.m. and handed the clerk a note demanding money.

Then he left on foot with the money.

He did not show a weapon and no one was injured.

Police say the robber was around 6 feet tall and 30 to 40 years old.

Anyone with information on the case can call Warner Robins police at (478) 929-6911.