The plans for a new government center in Columbus keep changing. Everyone seems to agree that the old, outdated building in Uptown needs to go. However, there seems to be a problem in deciding what will be torn down, which portion of the building will be renovated and what will remain.

Columbus residents prepare to “level up” as a new gamebar is preparing to make its way to the Fountain City in 2024.

United Way of the Chattahoochee Valley hosted its annual kick-off luncheon at the Columbus Convention & Trade Center. The event marked the launch of the organization’s 2023-2024 fundraising campaign.

In August, the city council members voted to expand the METRA services throughout the city by one and a half miles, but METRA Director Rosa Evans says not so fast, “because we are federally funded, we have federal mandates.”

Their family has been rallying around the surviving son to help care for him. Krystal Napier, Grayson’s aunt, says the community around them has stepped up as well.

76 Columbus Gas Station invited the community to its grand opening, offering a massive discount on regular unleaded gas.

The U.S. Army Infantry School transforms civilians into disciplined Infantry Soldiers and Soldiers into skilled leaders through 22 programs of instruction.

St. Mary’s Academy will kick off Attendance Awareness Month on Friday, September 1, with a school parade to include faculty, staff, and students of St. Mary’s and the G.W. Carver High School Marching Band.

Muscogee County School District has released revised safety procedures for varsity football games following a recent incident that caused quite an uproar and led to three teens being arrested during the annual Heritage Bowl in Columbus.