Category Archives: Local News

The Friday night lights are back on, and it's time for Week 4 action in high school football!  This week region play is heating up with 2 teams who remain perfect so far…The Prattville Lions are a

The Fort Benning Parade Field was re-dedicated Friday morning, Sept. 12, to honor a world war two soldier. The field will now be named after late Senator Daniel Inouye, a World War II veteran who enlisted

The Columbus Chamber of Commerce is saying goodbye to its leader of more than two decades.  Mike Gaymon has decided to retire as President and CEO, on Nov. 1. Gaymon has been active for many major milestones

Brickhouse currently has a Felony warrant for failure to register as a sex offender and police want him off the streets ASAP! Brickhouse is a white male with hazel eyes and brown hair. He is 6 feet

Two children have been found after an amber alert was issued in Rogersville.

Around 100 people came out to send off summer September 11 with the 5th annual Screen on the Green in Columbus sponsored by Young Professionals.

9/11 survivor and Auburn Philly Connection owner, Sanel Merchant, still has nightmares about that frightful day 13 years ago. He was working on the 49th floor of the North Tower and vividly remembers when the first commercial

Columbus police have located a senior citizen who went missing Thursday. Herman Gibson, 76,  was found early Friday morning by patrol officers and returned to his residence. He had last been seen around 10 a.m. Thursday, Sept.

After a grand opening ceremony, the Blue Heron Adventure course is officially open, and the public will soon be able to experience the rush.

The Fort Benning Parade Field was re-dedicated Friday morning, Sept. 12, to honor a world war two soldier. The field will now be named after late Senator Daniel Inouye, a World War II veteran who enlisted