Trailer released for new faith-based film, ‘My Brother’s Keeper’
The film depicts a compelling drama about a decorated war veteran’s struggle with his faith and PTSD.
Continue Reading »The film depicts a compelling drama about a decorated war veteran’s struggle with his faith and PTSD.
Continue Reading »About 90 employees from a local car dealership teamed up with House of Heroes to do some much-needed repair work to the woman’s home.
Continue Reading »A Texas grandmother said a school superintendent told her she must either cut her grandson’s hair or put him in a dress and he must say he’s a girl when prompted.
Continue Reading »Members of one neighborhood in Columbus say they’re wanting to put the unity back in community after one of their neighbors went without power and air conditioning for days.
Continue Reading »Proceeds from the two-day event will benefit CMN and the Children’s Hospital at Piedmont Columbus Regional.
Continue Reading »HUD’s Office of Inspector General launched a probe last year into allegations that Carson violated federal law by authorizing a purchase of more than $5,000 without first notifying congressional appropriations committees, a legal requirement.
Continue Reading »Prosecutor Judith Cole told Judge Jay Quam during Thursday’s brief hearing that federal authorities in Illinois were “not willing to give us access to him” until his case there is resolved.
Continue Reading »The boy loves the Bumblebee character from “Transformers,” so they put out a plea on social media for yellow vehicles to come to northern Virginia to surprise him on his one-mile walk to school.
Continue Reading »According to John Hudgison, director of Columbus Inspections and Codes, more than 23 properties have been demolished in a months’ time span and there are still more to go.
Continue Reading »With temperatures above average, now is a good time for Georgia Power customers to review their rate plans as power bills are typically higher this time of year. There have been more than 70 days of 90
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