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Spring Harbor retirement community in Columbus is being sold. What to know about new...

Spring Harbor at Green Island retirement community in Columbus is on track to be sold to a new owner by the end of this year. Opening in 2005, Spring Harbor has been owned through a sponsorship by Piedmont Columbus Regional . Piedmont Columbus Regional spokesman John “JT” Fellows confirmed to the Ledger-Enquirer the bu
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Local law enforcement and public safety officials gather for National Night Out

COLUMBUS, Ga. (WRBL) — Tuesday night was special for local first responders and the neighborhoods they serve as National Night Out took place across Columbus. Downtown and Historic District residents are prepared to feed and thank those that serve the community as they waited for the caravan of public safety vehicles t
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City of Auburn and Columbus hosting National Night Out

The City of Auburn and Columbus will be hosting opportunities for residents to connect with local law enforcement.
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Former Columbus Police Employee Charged With Impersonating Officer During Alabama Traffic Stop

SMITHS STATION, Ala. – A former Columbus Police Department employee has been charged with impersonating a peace officer after allegedly using an…
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Columbus city employees risk falling behind market pay again, consultant warns

COLUMBUS, Ga. (WTVM) - Columbus city leaders heard a warning on Tuesday, July 28: employee pay is at risk of falling behind again, just a few years after a major salary overhaul. At the city council meeting, outside consultant Mark Holcombe of Evergreen Solutions presented the findings of the latest...
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Phenix City woman arrested in Lee County for impersonating a police officer

LEE COUNTY, Ala. (WAKA) – A Phenix City woman has been arrested in Lee County for impersonating a police officer. Investigators say on July 31, a deputy pulled over a woman in the 200 block of Lee Road 600 in Smiths Station for an expired tag. When the deputy...
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Pedestrian hit by car overnight in Phenix City

PHENIX CITY, Ala. (WTVM) - A pedestrian was rushed to a local hospital following an overnight crash in Phenix City. Emergency crews responded to the intersection of Wynn Road and U.S. 80 after a call came in reporting a pedestrian struck by a vehicle. WTVM crews at the scene observed...
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Violent repeat offender from Columbus sentenced to 10 years in prison

Violent repeat offender from Columbus sentenced to 10 years in prison A Columbus man with a violent criminal record, whose supervised release was revoked for previously assaulting a federal officer, was sentenced to more than 10 years in prison on top of his current 60-month term after a federal jury convic
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Suspect indicted in Columbus State professor’s death after Lakebottom shooting

A grand jury indicted Angela Snow with involuntary manslaughter July 28 in the 2025 fatal shooting of Columbus State University professor Erica Anderson, according to a Superior Court of Muscogee County bill of indictment. The grand jury also indicted Snow with the misdemeanor of reckless conduct, which “did unlawfully
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Attacks on water supply: Cybercriminals target at least 2 Georgia systems

Federal authorities are investigating cyberattacks targeting water utility systems across multiple states. Two confirmed incidents occurred in Georgia prompting concerns from customers.

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