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Ice machine residue, temp issues, mislabeled food in latest Columbus restaurant violations
Each month, inspectors from the Georgia Department of Public Health visit restaurants and other establishments in Columbus to ensure proper food-handling and safety practices are followed. Inspectors visited more than 70 Muscogee County restaurants, lounges, hotels and other establishments during October. Among them, 25 received perfect scores, with 35 also receiving an A. Thirteen received a B, and none received a C. How the grading works During inspections , restaurants receive one of four letter grades that are assigned based on how many points are deducted from 100: An A grade, for 90-100 points, means food safety is excellent. A B grade, for 80-89 points, means satisfactory compliance. A C grade, for 70-79 points, means marginal compliance. A U grade, for 69 points or fewer, means unsatisfactory compliance. Establishments that receive a C or U will have at least one additional routine inspection added in 12 months, according to state law . Earning a B does not necessitate a follow-up inspection. Residents can find information about all inspections at the Georgia Department of Public Health’s online portal . Here are the Columbus inspection scores in October, including violations noted by the inspectors in their reports: Columbus restaurants receiving B grades
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10 Firefighters Graduate From Ozark Recruit School
Ozark, Ala. (WDNews) — Ten firefighters from three departments have completed the 2026 Recruit School hosted by Ozark Fire and Rescue, marking the end of weeks of training. According to Ozark Fire and Rescue, the recruit school officially concluded Friday, Nov. 6, following weeks of physical and mental challenges designed to prepare firefighters for careers in the fire service.
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State Rep. and Senator-elect Teddy Reese joins veterans in honoring 104 year old World War II Hero
COLUMBUS, Ga. (WRBL) — Georgia State Representative and Senator-elect Teddy Reese and local veterans joined the ROTC program at Jordan Vocational High School on Monday in a celebration honoring 104-year-old local World War II veteran James Sneed. The ceremony kicked off with the ROTC program presenting colors and a song selection performed by the school’s […]
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CSU men and women win basketball season openers as voice of the Cougars reaches milestone
The Columbus State women’s and men’s basketball teams tipped off their 2026-27 seasons at the Lumpkin Center on Monday night in front eager fans excited about another year competing in the Peach Belt Conference of NCAA Division II. And perhaps nobody was more pumped up than Scott Miller, broadcasting his 50th season of CSU basketball. The play-by-play man was as enthused as his rookie year to call the action from courtside. “I have had this date circled on my calendar for a long time,” Miller told the Ledger-Enquirer. “Even after 50 years, I still get the butterflies and still get excited. It’s going to be a fun season for both these teams.” It started with victories for both teams. The CSU women defeated the West Alabama Tigers 71-61, and the CSU men beat the Auburn-Montgomery War Hawks 82-77. Columbus State women It was a back-and-forth contest as the Tigers led 19-18 at the end of the first quarter. Columbus State took its first lead of the game in the second quarter as sophomore forward Aijah Manning made a steal and a transition bucket to put CSU ahead 29-27. The Cougars held on to the lead at the half 35-34. The