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Columbus Water Works names interim president, effective immediately
COLUMBUS, Ga. (WRBL) — On Tuesday, the Board of Water Commissioners of ColumbusWater Works announced that an interim president would begin, effective immediately. Brittany Brossett, the current Executive Vice President and Secretary to the Board, will succeed Jeremy Cummings, who has resigned as president after 27 years of service, the board says. “Jeremy has dedicated […]
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Columbus Mayor’s father and well known realtor, Berry Henderson, Jr. dies
Columbus Mayor’s father and well known realtor, Berry Henderson, Jr. dies Berry Henry Henderson, Jr., passed peacefully on September 4, 2026, in Columbus, Georgia, at the age of 93. He was born on September 27, 1932, in Athens, Georgia, and lived a long life marked by leadership, service, and devotion to the pursuits he loved. Mr. Henderson earned a Bachelor of Business A…
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This sprawling flower farm just 1.5 hours from Atlanta is hosting a stunning 6-day Sunflower Jubilee this September — Artisan vendors, You-Pick flowers, a Cinderella pumpkin patch & more
Looking to celebrate the start of fall surrounded by stunning sunflowers? We’ve got just the spot for you! Fields of Grace Flower Farm is hosting their annual Sunflower Jubilee, and you don’t wanna miss out. Keep scrolling for all the details!. What is Fields of Grace Flower Farm?
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Storm knocks out power, traffic signals in parts of Columbus
COLUMBUS, Ga. (WTVM) - Stormy weather is causing power outages in parts of Columbus tonight, including neighborhoods near Wynnton Road, Hilton Avenue and Buena Vista Road. Some traffic signals are also out, creating dangerous conditions for drivers. Damage reported in Muscogee County. Crews on scene took pictures showing damage in...
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Fallen tree limb leaves more than a thousand in Columbus without power
COLUMBUS, Ga. (WRBL) — A large, fallen tree limb near 7th Street and Broadway left more than a thousand residents without power on Thursday night, according to Georgia Power. Several community members suffered power outages including Columbus Clingstones game attendees gathered at Synovus Park. The power went out around 7:20 p.m. and was restored to […]
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Ups, Downs and In-betweens
Two of the state’s oldest and largest newspapers have new leases on life. The nonprofit Georgia Trust for Local News purchased the Macon Telegraph, founded in 1826, and the Columbus Ledger-Enquirer, founded in 1828. The Georgia Trust is a subsidiary of the National Trust for Local News, whose mission is to “acquire, stabilize and revitalize” news organizations across the country. Both papers were previously owned by media giant McClatchy.
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Auto manufacturer announces $64M expansion in Auburn
Seohan Auto USA, the North American manufacturing subsidiary of South Korea-based Seohan Group, has announced plans to to expand its operations at the Auburn Technology Park West. The expansion is expected to come with a $64 million investment along with adding about 70 jobs over the next three years. “With...