Category Archives: Local News

The 18th annual “No More Wasted Lives” campaign is one of the shelter’s largest campaigns and all proceeds directly benefit the animals housed there.

Newly elected city council member, Lynda Tremaine, hosted a town hall meeting Monday, December 1, for the residents of Ward 5.

It’s Moral Monday in Columbus, a term used by the local NAACP to describe a public demonstration outside city government offices they plan to hold monthly. On Dec. 1, they had three demands.

Newly elected city council member, Lynda Tremaine, hosted a town hall meeting Monday, December 1, for the residents of Ward 5.

The countdown until Christmas has officially started, but for those of you buying toys for that special child in your life you may want to pay close attention to a new report warning parents about certain toys

It’s Moral Monday in Columbus, a term used by the local NAACP to describe a public demonstration outside city government offices they plan to hold monthly. On Dec. 1, they had three demands.

The post’s annual Christmas tree and menorah lighting ceremony is scheduled for Dec. 2 at 6 p.m. at the Field of Four Chaplains. Preceding the lighting ceremony, the Maneuver Center Band will provide a selection of holiday

Nationwide, folks are recognizing those living with HIV and AIDS and raising awareness of the virus.  News Leader 9’s Tyrone McCoy shares what a decades-long survivor thinks is the importance of this particular day.

The countdown until Christmas has officially started, but for those of you buying toys for that special child in your life you may want to pay close attention to a new report warning parents about certain toys

Seven teachers from the Muscogee County School District are going to Harvard thanks to the Muscogee Educational Excellence Foundation’s Harvard Fellows Program.