Holy Trinity
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columbustimes.com
3 Columbus Landmarks Tell 155 Years of History: The Springer, Liberty Theatre and a 390-Building Historic District
Columbus, Georgia, has three historic places that tell very different stories about the city's development: the Springer Opera House, which opened in 1871; the Liberty Theatre, built for Black audiences in 1925; and the Columbus Historic District, whose preservation records document hundreds of buildings dating from the 19th and early 20th centuries. Together, they reveal how entertainment, segregation, architecture and preservation helped shape the city.
middlegatimes.com
Weekend Adventures in the Heart of Georgia (10/23-10/25)
This weekend is an extremely busy for the adventurous in Middle Georgia, with the Greek Festival in Macon, Pasafest 2026 in Buena Vista, the Macon-Bibb Hispanic Festival, and much more. Fashion lovers won't want to miss fashion designer Isaih Miller's The Living Gallery: Art Through Fashion at stARTup Studios on Saturday evening. The following are just a few of the fun, interesting, and often free things to do this weekend in the heart of Georgia.
citizenofeastalabama.com
WRBL News 3
EEOC investigation into racial discrimination filed by Mayor-elect Hugley complete
COLUMBUS, Ga. (WRBL) — There is an update on the racial discrimination complaint that Columbus Mayor-elect Isaiah Hugley filed against the city after he was fired as city manager. The information is limited, but we do know that the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has completed its investigation. Hugley has received the report, and the mayor […]
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer
‘Digging into the culture of Columbus.' Meet Ledger-Enquirer reporter Sundi Rose
Since the Georgia Trust for Local News bought the Ledger-Enquirer this summer, we have deepened our commitment to cover the Chattahoochee Valley. We announced last week Chuck Williams will rejoin the L-E in a new role, as editor and publisher, starting next month. We’re hiring new reporters , expanding beats and opened a new office in downtown Columbus. And we’ve been publishing profiles about our staff. The first three were on sports reporter Richard Holdridge , general assignment reporter Madeline Shapiro and multimedia journalist Mike Haskey. In this next installment of our “Meet the L-E” series, we’re featuring Sundi Rose , our culture and place reporter, who also teaches at Columbus State University. Rose joined the L-E as a service journalist in 2024 and transitioned to her new beat as culture and place reporter after the Trust’s acquisition. She covers cultural events, reports on larger trends and shares tips that make life in the Chattahoochee Valley “easier and more interesting,” she said. “I am really digging into the culture of Columbus,” Rose said. Reporting on her hometown Rose grew up in Columbus, as did her parents and grandparents. She attended Britt David Magnet Academy, Arnold Middle School and Columbus High
citizenofeastalabama.com
FOX 5 Atlanta
Georgia ballot features three amendment proposals
WTVM
Columbus voters react as Georgia sees record early voting turnout
COLUMBUS, Ga. (WTVM) - More than one million Georgians have voted in person during the first week of early voting, according to the Georgia Secretary of State’s website. In 2022, more than 800 voters had cast ballots by this same point in early voting, according to the Georgia Secretary of State’s website.
cnaw2news.com
fastfoodclub.com
Retirees Are Quietly Settling Into Americus, Georgia Where Brick Downtown Homes Stay Affordable
Some towns shout for attention, and some just wait for the right people to find them. Americus, Georgia, is the waiting kind, a small county seat where retirees are looking for older brick homes, a slower pace, and costs that do not crush a fixed income. I spent time digging...