Category Archives: Local News

TGIT…Thank God it's Thursday. That's what many fans of “Scandal”, “Grey's Anatomy”, possible followers of new show 'How to Get Away with Murder” have been saying all day today, September 25.

Muscogee County Sheriff's Deputies will be at CVS Pharmacy on the corner of Double Churches Rd. and Whitesville Rd. on Saturday to participate in the National Drug Take Back Initiative. The initiative

Police have arrested 13 people, and more arrests are pending as a result of an operation targeting persons selling illegal drugs within the city of LaGrange. On Sept. 19, authorities began serving warrants

Uptown Columbus is bringing back its 5th Annual Beer and Wine Festival this weekend on Broadway. Hundreds are expected to fill Uptown on Saturday to take part in the food, fun, and spirits provided by dozens of

Teenage students from schools districts across the Chattahoochee Valley took part in a maze that aims at teaching them how to make the right choices. More than 400 students, and nearly 100 volunteers,

Time's almost up to vote in this quarter of our Give 9 program! Our top five nominees are Friends of the Sledgehammer, Hope Harbour, Lee County Autism Resource and Advocacy, Reach 4 Your Dreamz Inc., and Storybook

The McDonald's restaurant on Manchester Expressway became the scene of a crime on September 7 when an 84-year old customer entered the restaurant and ordered a meal, but accidentally left the key to her car on the

The McDonald's restaurant on Manchester Expressway became the scene of a crime on September 7 when an 84-year old customer entered the restaurant and ordered a meal, but accidentally left the key to her car on the

Police have arrested 13 people, and more arrests are pending as a result of an operation targeting persons selling illegal drugs within the city of LaGrange. On Sept. 19, authorities began serving warrants

Teenage students from schools districts across the Chattahoochee Valley took part in a maze that aims at teaching them how to make the right choices. More than 400 students, and nearly 100 volunteers,