Category Archives: Local News

The Muscogee County School District is collecting clothes for the Sara Spano PTA Clothing Bank. Director of Communications Valerie Fuller is decorating a Christmas tree at the Public Education Center on Macon Road using the donated clothes. 

Congressman Sanford D. Bishop, Jr. (GA-02) announced Wednesday, Nov. 19 that the Columbus Housing Authority will receive $837,119 in housing voucher grants from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to assist with the Booker

The Columbus Aquatic Center on Macon Road has only been open about 15 months, and now facility management is already getting bad reviews. We spoke with Columbus officials who suggest the city should get rid of the

On Wednesday, Muscogee County School District’s Director of Communications and Open Records Officer Valerie Fuller sent out the following notice in regards to the 10-year-old boy who was reported missing and later found Tuesday evening. 

Want to own a unique piece of Auburn University memorabilia? Auburn University’s Southeastern Raptor Center began the first of several online auctions for items used during game-day eagle flights earlier this week. 

In the middle of jury deliberations, Javon Rice and Malcolm White both plead guilty to reduced charges in connection to the 2013 death of Benny Pulley. With the jury deadlocked, threat of a mistrial, and the odds stacked

A Phenix City couple is pleading for Alabama dog laws to change after their two small dogs were attacked by pit bulls on Saturday night, and one of the dogs had to be put down from her

NBC has scrapped a Bill Cosby comedy that was under development and TV Land will stop airing reruns of “The Cosby Show,” moves that came a day after another woman came forward claiming that the once-beloved comic

The Muscogee County School District is collecting clothes for the Sara Spano PTA Clothing Bank. Director of Communications Valerie Fuller is decorating a Christmas tree at the Public Education Center on Macon Road using the donated clothes. 

The Columbus Aquatic Center on Macon Road has only been open about 15 months, and now facility management is already getting bad reviews. We spoke with Columbus officials who suggest the city should get rid of the