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St. Paul’s Episcopal Powers Past Glenwood 38-33 in Region Thriller

Behind a punishing ground game, the St. Paul’s Episcopal Saints rallied from a 10-point halftime hole to knock off the Glenwood Gators 38-33 on the road Friday night. The comeback snapped Glenwood’s three-game winning streak and gave the Saints a signature win in Double-A Private Region 1 play.
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Treehouse fire extinguished quickly in Ladonia

The Ladonia, Crawford and Uchee Creek volunteer fire departments were dispatched to a reported fire around 3:55 p.m. after a treehouse was reported to be fully engulfed in flames. Thankfully, people passing through the area immediately called 911, allowing firefighters to quickly respond. Ladonia firefighters arrived a
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Rezoning of McKee Road Property Back on Table

Once again Timberland 109 LLC is attempting to rezone property along McKee Road in the Ellerslie community to build a ‘Conservation Subdivision”. This is the second attempt by Timberland to construct a subdivision on the property, which includes over 586 acres. A previous attempt earlier this year failed...
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Scattered storms to end workweek and start to weekend

COLUMBUS, Ga. (WTVM) - More unsettled at times Friday and Saturday as occasional showers and storms swing through the area. While it won’t be a washout, you will need to head inside when thunder roars. The second half of the weekend looks drier. That will crank up the heat again.
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Phenix City police report 82 incidents over Sept. 9 and 10

The Phenix City Police Department logged a total of 82 incidents during a nearly 24-hour operational period running from 7:34 a.m. on Sept. 9 to 5:42 a.m. on Sept. 10, 2026, handling a continuous stream of calls ranging from routine traffic stops and property checks to shots fired, domestic violence, and early-morning
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Heavy police presence reported on S. Andrews Circle in Columbus

A heavy police presence is underway Friday evening. The presence is happening on S. Andrews Circle, which is in a residential area off of N. Lumpkin Rd. The presence has been ongoing since around 5:40 p.m. on Friday, September 11, 2026. A crime scene has been established at a home...
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Push to remove Columbus cat colony could end in mass euthanasia, Paws Humane Society...

A cat colony in a Columbus subdivision has become a flashpoint in a standoff between the Columbus Consolidated Government and Paws Humane Society. Officials and residents are debating how to handle the colony — and Paws executive director Courney Pierce warned that removing the cats as requested could result in mass eu
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Midday Interview: ‘Pop-Up Passport’ event

COLUMBUS, Ga. (WRBL) — For Columbus residents who have yet to receive their passport or are currently planning a trip overseas, this upcoming weekend might be the perfect time to jumpstart the process. The Muscogee County Clerk of Superior Court is holding their annual ‘Pop-Up Passport’ event on the second floor of the
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GDOT seeks input on Williams Road widening project

COLUMBUS, Ga. (WTVM) - The Georgia Department of Transportation is asking for public input on a project to widen a stretch of Williams Road in north Columbus. At an open house Wednesday night, GDOT officials laid out plans to widen Williams Road between I-185 and Veterans Parkway. The project includes a center turn lan
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MILITARY MATTERS: Remembering September 11 with retired Army Generals from Fort Benning

COLUMBUS, Ga. (WTVM) - This Friday will mark 25 years since the Sept. 11 attacks that forever changed America and those who serve our nation, propelling them into decades of war. We sat down with two retired Army generals, former top leaders at Fort Benning, to talk in depth about that tragic day and its impact on sold

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