Category Archives: Local News

In case you didn’t know, Thursday April 16 is a historical day for the Chattahoochee Valley.

Britt McHenry, a reporter with ESPN, berates female clerk at a tow lot, taking jabs at the woman’s job, education, teeth and weight.

A local mayor is at the center of a legal fight over her alma mater and there are new developments in that case.

The Greater Columbus Georgia Chamber of Commerce announced that Brian D. Anderson, Sr. will serve as the next President and Chief Executive officer of the Chamber.

Georgia Power has recognized a group of their employees with week during its Lineman Appreciation.

A performance premiering Thursday night at the River Center is sure to have you tapping your toes and singing along.

Join the fight to end lupus at the Hardaway High School’s race track on Saturday April 18 at 10 a.m.

Local workers joined a nationwide protest Wednesday over current worker wages in the U.S. Fast food employees and other industry workers nationwide are calling for their wages to be raised to $15 an hour.

It is one of the most common criminal offenses, but DUI litigation is one of the most complex areas of criminal law. The Opelika Police Department has brought in resources to make sure their officers are trained

Bookworms in the Chattahoochee Valley continued their celebration of a famous American author on Wednesday night. The Chattahoochee Valley’s Big Read lecture at the Carson McCullers Center for Writers and Musicians focused on the wife of F.