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Coulter Fussell: The Proving Ground
The first museum-organized retrospective of the Columbus-born artist’s work, the exhibition brings together more than 40 large-scale quilt-based and mixed-media works spanning five major series created since 2020. Fussell works with donated textiles, clothing, photographs, and found objects to explore memory, family, place, and the American South, moving between traditional quilting, sculpture, photography, and digital projection.
Now Georgia
National Infantry Museum honors service members killed after 9/11
National Infantry Museum honors service members killed after 9/11 The National Infantry Museum spent the last few days observing the 25th Anniversary of 9/11 by remembering the service men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for this country in the Global War on Terrorism. The nationally renowned museum located in Columbus was closed September 11, 2026, to h…
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Every Night, This 1892 Georgia Hotel Leads Guests Through Rooms Usually Closed to the Public for Ghost Stories
That tower sticking up above the storefronts in a small Georgia town caught my attention the moment I pulled into the downtown, and I had booked a room mostly for the architecture. Then I found out about the nightly tour and completely rearranged my evening. Forty-five minutes later I was...
thecolumbusceo.com
Bizzour Decor Opens New Candle Studio and Local Pickup Location in Columbus
Bizzour Decor, a local candle and home-fragrance business, has officially. opened its new studio at 3025 University Avenue, Suite 110, in Columbus. Founded by Dayana, Bizzour Decor offers hand-poured soy candles, body oils, car fresheners, and other scented products created to bring comfort, warmth, and cozy moments into everyday life. After relocating the business from Texas to Georgia, Dayana is excited to continue growing Bizzour Decor and becoming part of the Columbus small-business community.
Wealth of Geeks
The Restaurant Owner Received $866,500 in Pandemic Relief and Put $262,145 Into Real Estate. He Pleaded Guilty
An Alabama restaurant owner has pleaded guilty after admitting that he fraudulently obtained approximately $866,500 from federal COVID relief programs and used part of the ... Read More
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Columbus City Council gets an earful on community cats
Columbus City Council gets an earful on community cats Columbus City Council got an earful Tuesday from local residents including animal advocates concerned about the city's recent order to remove an East Columbus cat colony. There were 15 citizens scheduled to speak on the public agenda during the September 8, 2026, council meeting. Ten of those listed…
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This Off The Beaten Path Georgia Restaurant May Serve The Best Steaks In The State
People who go crazy for a good steak will absolutely want to stop here. This off the beaten path Georgia restaurant may just serve the best in the entire state. Cuts here get prepared simply, letting quality meat speak for itself instead of relying on fancy plating. Nothing about the process gets rushed just to keep up with a busy dinner rush.
WTVM
Columbus residents divided over neighborhood cat colony
COLUMBUS, Ga. (WTVM) - Residents of the Georgetown subdivision attended Tuesday’s Columbus city council meeting divided over a local cat colony, with some asking officials to remove the animals and others opposed to that plan. Ten people were on Tuesday’s city council agenda to discuss the cats in the...
Savannah Morning News
Why Southern Living said this Georgia spot has 'the best cinnamon rolls'
Move over Pillsbury Doughboy and Cinnabon, because Southern Living Assistant Editor Symiah Dorsey said the cinnamon roll crown goes to an orchard in middle Georgia . Best cinnamon rolls in Georgia In her Aug. 29 article , Dorsey said she visited Lane Southern Orchards, home of Peachtree Cafe and Bakery, where she was sad to hear the fryers were down, but they had cinnamon rolls she could try. "I took a seat at one of the many tables and waited for my cinnamon roll, which I ordered alongside their chicken and waffles," she wrote. "One benefit of visiting during the shoulder season is the peace and quiet that comes with the views. The only chatter came from a group of friendly locals who clearly knew the café well." But her disappointment over the fryers was quickly washed away by the dessert, which she started with instead of the chicken and waffles. "I'm not usually a cinnamon roll person, but this was easily the best one I’ve ever had," Dorsey said. "The edges of each ring were perfectly crisp while the inside remained soft. And the best part was the center, where a fresh piece of honeycomb sat atop the layers.
AL.com
Beard Award semifinalist opens new location of popular Auburn restaurant
Five-time James Beard Award semifinalist Chef David Bancroft has opened the second location of Bow & Arrow, with more to come in the weeks ahead. Located at 2298 E. University Drive in Auburn, the new restaurant seats 240 guests across two levels, with expanded dining spaces, an upstairs bar and private event space.
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Georgetown cat colony sparks renewed debate at Columbus City Council
COLUMBUS, Ga. (WRBL) — Columbus City Council heard renewed debate this week over a community cat colony in the Georgetown subdivision, weeks after the city requested that PAWS Humane Society remove the cats. In an August 27th letter, the Columbus Consolidated Government called the colony a nuisance and a “significant Public Health matter,” asking PAWS […]
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The Unassuming Georgia Restaurant That Has People Driving Hours Just For One Bite
If a restaurant is worth driving hours for, it usually announces itself with fanfare, a famous name, a glowing review in a national magazine, or at minimum a very aggressive social media presence. Minnie’s Uptown Restaurant in Columbus, Georgia has none of those things, and people drive hours for it...
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George Corradino, longtime Columbus music icon, dies at 96
COLUMBUS, Ga. (WTVM) - George Corradino, a longtime fixture in Columbus known for his impact on local music and education, has died at the age of 96. According to Muscogee County Coroner Buddy Bryan, Corradino died Monday evening at Columbus Hospice. Bryan stated that Corradino’s health had declined after a fall.