Category Archives: Local News

You can get in on the Sports Overtime fun with our new segment Fan of the Week! Take a photo of yourself or your crew at the high school football game or whatever you want, and post

The CDC announced Wednesday, Sept. 4, that the Ebola outbreak is becoming worse than they expected. Another American missionary doctor in West Africa has just tested positive for the Ebola virus. Right

Two fugitives from the Chattahoochee Valley were arrested in Opelika, Ala. at around 11:23 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 2.   The Lee County Sheriff's Office says they received information that Tony Maxie Butler,

The railroad crossing at Forrest Rd. will be closed Wednesday, Sept. 10, and Thursday, Sept. 11, for steel rail replacement at the crossing. Work will begin at 8 a.m. in Wednesday. Norfolk Southern Railroad

An electrical worker lands in the hospital after making contact with a high voltage line in Columbus. A Georgia Power representative said the injured man works for an independent contractor and he was

Columbus State University President Timothy S. Mescon has announced his plans to retire from the University System of Georgia, ​effective Dec. 31, 2014. After retiring from Columbus State, Mescon will move to Amsterdam, the Netherlands, to become

Guess what Columbus? It's back! The 8th Annual “Paint Columbus Pink®” is a series of events including Shop & Dine for a Cause, Pink Pooch Contest, Light of Life Ceremony, Power in Prayer, Bright Pink Lipstick Day, “Forget

Sports and TV shows are available to watch in the palm of your hand thanks to a bevy of services.

The 2nd Annual Tri-City Latino Festival is set for Saturday, Sept. 13. It will be held at the South Commons in Columbus beginning at noon, rain or shine. There will be food, music and entertainment for the

The CDC announced Wednesday, Sept. 4, that the Ebola outbreak is becoming worse than they expected. Another American missionary doctor in West Africa has just tested positive for the Ebola virus. Right