Category Archives: Local News

Atrial Fibrillation—or AFib—affects about 2.7 million Americans.  It's a condition that causes heart palpitations, shortness of breath and dizziness. If untreated, can be life-threatening. Now, doctors

More than 300 residents across the Chattahoochee Valley put on their teal Thursday for gynecologic cancer. The Teal Tailgate is raising awareness for this type of cancer.

You may not be able to build a snowman just yet, but you can still go out and play at the Columbus Public Library! The Columbus Public Library's Movie on the Lawn has been re-scheduled for Friday,

The Georgia Harley Owner's Group, or HOG, rally kicked off in Columbus bringing thousands of motorcyclists to the heart of the Chattahoochee Valley. News Leader Nine's Tyrone McCoy looks into how cars and bikes can share the

In recent weeks, some of the biggest stars of the NFL and college football have been permanently or temporarily benched due to domestic violence or vulgar speech. News Leader 9's Brittany Dionne met with local football coaches

In recent weeks, some of the biggest stars of the NFL and college football have been permanently or temporarily benched due to domestic violence or vulgar speech. News Leader 9's Brittany Dionne met with local football coaches

Replacing outdated hardware for the City of Columbus is proving to be a financial challenge. The new computer system is needed to help the city have a fair and equitable taxing system for all properties. The

If you were a country fan in the 50's, 60's and 70's, you must know Leroy Van Dyke. Now he's getting ready to take people in our area down memory lane with his Country Gold Tour, held

Replacing outdated hardware for the City of Columbus is proving to be a financial challenge. The new computer system is needed to help the city have a fair and equitable taxing system for all properties. The

Atrial Fibrillation—or AFib—affects about 2.7 million Americans.  It's a condition that causes heart palpitations, shortness of breath and dizziness. If untreated, can be life-threatening. Now, doctors