
Circle K launches campaign to support community schools
The community can support schools in Columbus by fueling up at local Circle K gas stations.
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Continue Reading »Folks who visit the Uptown Columbus area will soon have a new restaurant to visit. According to the Uptown Columbus Facebook page, The Simple Greek restaurant will be opening soon at 1228 Broadway.
Continue Reading »The Morrow Police Department is using social media to warn the public about human trafficking following reports of suspicious encounters.
Continue Reading »The Homicide Unit of the Columbus Police Department is investigating they city’s 36th homicide of the year. The Muscogee County Coroner’s Office says 19-year-old Kuamane Ford died after being shot in the head Tuesday night on Sherwood
Continue Reading »An Auburn man has been arrested after shooting into a home. On Wednesday, Auburn police arrested 32-year-old Clinton Slagle from Auburn on a felony warrant charging him with shooting into an occupied dwelling.
Continue Reading »Close to 800 high school students got a special treat earlier this week at the National Infantry Museum. They teamed up with veterans for a so-called day of learning and interaction. They came from more than a
Continue Reading »In honor of Veterans Day the students at Ridgecrest Elementary School under the leadership of Principal Veatrice Ware-Thomas had a chance to participate in a flying air show.
Continue Reading »It’s a celebration of the valor, achievement or service of our united states military. Seventeen people from across the state are now part of the Georgia Military Veterans Hall of Fame Class of 2017.
Continue Reading »The American Red Cross is assisting nine families following a fire at Overlook Club Apartments.
Continue Reading »The James C. Morgan Detention Facility Jail has the size to hold 135 inmates with 119 of those designated for males and 16 for females. With a growing demand to house more inmates, the county feels the
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