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Gobble up your leftover turkey fast to avoid food-borne illnesse
Even though Thanksgiving is over, you 'll have plenty of holiday reminders thanks to those leftovers stored away in your refrigerator. → Read More
BBB offers tips for seasonal job searching
The Christmas holiday is inching closer and this means an influx of people will be looking for a seasonal job. → Read More
Mother of man found killed on Sherwood Avenue speaks
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 ... → Read More
Russell Co. Crisis Center hosts Fall Festival for domestic viole
Hollywood Connection welcomed another crowd of people in addition to National Drug Take Back event. Today the rollerblading rink and arcade hosted a fall festival where the money raised went direct... → Read More
Fountain City Bar Association hosts Criminal Records Restriction
Three attorneys, one judge and a chief assistant district attorney in Fountain City all dedicated their Saturday to helping people with criminal records get their lives back on track. → Read More
20,000 visit 27th Annual Christmas in the South on opening day i
Although we're a little under two months away from Christmas, People in the Valley are experiencing the joys of the holiday right now. Christmas Made in the South is underway → Read More
Deer mating season in effect, avoid hitting deer while driving
It's feeling more like fall as cooler temperatures hit the Valley. The Georgia Department of Natural Resources wants drivers to know a drop in temperature means a peak in deer season → Read More
Better Business Bureau advises consumers to beware of ‘pinkwashi
The Better Business Bureau is warning consumers to look out for companies that say they're supporting Breast Cancer Awareness Month but in fact, are doing the opposite. → Read More
Tree falls on car during Tropical Storm Nate as family seeks ref
A couple from Atlanta headed to Panama City Beach on vacation seeks refuge in Columbus from the effects of Nate. → Read More
Tuskegee-Morehouse Classic game day kicks off with annual parade
The Tuskegee-Morehouse classic football game kicked off with the annual parade Saturday morning. → Read More
Construction underway for emergency department at Northside Medi
Construction work is beginning on an emergency department at a Columbus Regional hospital location. It's all to give more people across Muscogee, Harris and Russell Counties mor → Read More
AL Gov. Ivey declares last week in September "Family Week"
This week you might find more Alabama families out and about together, that's because Governor Kay Ivey signed a proclamation declaring the last week of September Family week. → Read More
3-year-old boy dies in drowning at Hurtsboro lake
A 3-year-old boy has died following a drowning at a Hurtsboro lake on Saturday. → Read More
LaGrange couple arrested for falsifying life insurance policies
The Troup County Sheriff's Office teamed up with the Georgia Department of Insurance to make an arrest in a 6-month investigation. → Read More
CSU continues blind awareness events with Camp Abilities Fun Day
Camp Abilities Fun Day, a two-day charity event hosted by Columbus State University continued Saturday morning. → Read More
House of Heroes renovates home for late veteran's widow
Friday, a widow of a late veteran is overwhelmed with joy after receiving minor work to her home of more than 30 years from the House of Heroes and dozens of Fort Benning soldiers. → Read More
Junior League of Columbus hosts Lakebottom 5K
Chattahoochee Valley residents got their early morning run in at Lakebottom Park Saturday morning for a 5K. → Read More
Phenix City police investigate deadly shooting on 8th Street
Phenix City police are continuing to look for clues in a late night shooting that took the life of a teenager early late Friday night. → Read More
Victim's loved one hosts rally to honor lives lost to violence
In light of the recent gun violence and deaths across Columbus and Phenix City, one woman is hoping to cut back on the violence with a take back the community rally. → Read More
Phenix City man to hike 2000 miles on Appalachian Trial for canc
A Phenix City man is planning on taking a hike on one of the longest hiking-only trails in the world from Maine to Georgia. Casey Horan is hiking the more than two thousand miles of t → Read More