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Movies and TV shows casting in Columbus, Georgia
The glitz and glam of Hollywood captures the attention of Americans starting from an early age. Beyond celebrities' Instagram Stories and red carpet poses, there are actors out there paying their dues and honing their craft in pursuit of a sustainable career or a fulfilling sideline. Submitting to casting calls is a big part of that journey.
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Born From the Field: The Gun Slinger Chest Rig
BUENA VISTA, GA - Armageddon Gear's original Big Game Chest Rig was built with hunters in mind, simple, tough, and practical. It featured two dump pockets designed for tags, wind checkers, rangefinders, gloves, or whatever else the day demanded. And for a long time, that setup did exactly what it was supposed to do. But as more hunters put miles on it, one request kept coming back: "I love this rig… I just need a place for my pistol." Instead of forcing a compromise or bolting on something awkward, Armageddon Gear did what they always do, went back to the drawing board and built a purpose-driven solution. That solution is the Gun Slinger Chest Rig, offered alongside the original Big Game Chest Rig for hunters who want sidearm carry built in from the start.
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LIST: Which restaurants are open on Christmas?
COLUMBUS, Ga. (WTVM) - Many local restaurants in the Chattahoochee Valley plan to serve customers on Christmas Day, though hours vary by location. Chef Lee’s Peking: Open from 11 a.m. - 9:30 p.m. Chef Viet’s Shanghai Restaurant: Open from 11 a.m. - 9 p.m. Country Wings 2: Open...
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Mount Olive Volunteer Fire Department leads festive Christmas parade
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Raising Cane’s sets opening date for first Columbus location
COLUMBUS, Ga. (WTVM) - Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers is set to make its Columbus debut on Jan. 13, opening near popular shopping and dining options at Columbus Park Crossing. The new restaurant, located at 5720 Whittlesey Blvd., will sit close to the recently opened Jim ’N Nick’s BBQ and...
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The Columbus Museum's Impact Extends Far Beyond Their Gallery Walls: Here's How You Can Support Their Work This Year
For many young people in Columbus, the museum isn’t just a place to observe art—it’s a place to step into it. Through the Columbus Museum’s Teen Exhibition Council (TEC), local high school students are invited behind the scenes and into the decision-making process, learning what it means to curate, interpret, and advocate for art in a real-world setting. The program empowers teens to shape exhibitions that reflect their perspectives, ask big questions,
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Getting the Secret Sauce Behind Country’s Barbecue in Columbus
What started as a Greyhound bus station later became a Columbus staple in the restaurant industry. “New soldiers would come in here during World War II, and they’d transfer to the military buses to go out on base for the training. This was the hub of the city,” Grif Morpeth explained. “After it was the Greyhound bus station, it became Trailways. This building, I can just feel the history in it. I want to preserve it. And then the architecture, nobody builds like this anymore.”
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Women in the Arts: Z Lawrence Talks Columbus, Georgia's Rich Jazz History and Building the Columbus Jazz Society for the Future
Columbus, Georgia has always been a city shaped by sound — by the river, by history, and by the deep musical traditions that continue to echo through its streets. For Arreasha Z Lawrence, affectionately known as "Z", that connection to place and culture is deeply personal. Born in Atlanta...
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Georgia’s Best Amish Eats: 3 Hidden Gems That’ll Make You Skip Atlanta Fine Dining
Georgia’s Amish-inspired dining scene offers a taste of Pennsylvania Dutch comfort amid Southern hospitality. Three standout spots—Yoder’s Deitsch Haus in Montezuma, Taste of Amish General Store in Blue Ridge, and Yoder’s Restaurant—deliver hearty meals, homemade pies, and rustic charm that draw travelers off the beaten path.exploregeorgia+2
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Jeremy Rosado and Emerson Day perform at Hope Loud Concert in Americus
The Hope Center presented the Hope Loud Christmas Concert on December 13. The concert was held at Central Baptist Church, located at 190 Upper River Road in Americus, with free general admission. Donations were accepted for the Hope Center, which is combining the Hands of Hope Pregnancy and Resources Center, Sumter Faith Clinic, and the […]
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Grandma Val’s hits the Road
AUBURN — Grandma Val’s Lemonade & More, in partnership with GVL Beverage Company, is hitting the road with its highly anticipated Tasting Tour, introducing the public to its newest bottled beverages: O.G. Lemonade and TaéBerri. The Tasting Tour will span Lee County, East Alabama and select West...