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‘Some twist, some turns. Nothing is as it seems.' Southern Gothic thriller opens in Columbus
The Springer Opera House production of “Covenant,” a Southern Gothic thriller by York Walker runs Oct. 16-24 in the Springer’s McClure Theatre, known as “The Dot.” It’s the first Studio II Series production of the 2026-27 season in Columbus. The show is recommended for ages 16 and older because it contains mature content, including depictions and discussions of violence, sex and sexuality, strong language and alcohol use. Keith McCoy, the Springer’s artistic director and director for “Covenant,” answered questions about the show before an Oct. 14 dress rehearsal. Here are excerpts from the interview, edited for brevity and clarity.
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Swamp It Like It’s Hot
Certain films and franchises have long captivated the queer community and are often turned into drag shows. One such franchise is the iconic Shrek series. On Sept. 26, I had the pleasure of attending the Shrek Drag show presented by Muscogee Queer, an organization that builds Pride and acts as a safe space for everyone. I picked up my friend, and we walked on over to Chattabrewchee.
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Pike botched execution 911 transcript
A longtime Columbus restaurant has abruptly shut down as its parent company appears to have closed the entire chain nationwide. Del Taco has once again closed its locations in Columbus and Phenix City. Columbus police are on the scene of an accident involving a school bus. 24 Dogs rescued from...
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You Can Dine Beside An Old 1800s Mill At This Historic Georgia Restaurant
Long before anyone made dinner reservations, this spot in Georgia was all about work. Water turned the wheel. The wheel turned the stones. Grain became flour, and the surrounding community kept moving. That rhythm started in the 1800s, and you can still feel it today. Now the same setting serves...
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This Historic Georgia Theater Still Brings Golden-Age Movie Magic To Its Downtown Stage
Going to the movies used to be an event. People dressed up. Ushers carried flashlights. Grand chandeliers glowed above rows of plush seats. The building itself was part of the show. Few of those theaters survive today. This one in Georgia refused to fade. Its marquee still glows downtown. Inside,...