Chattahoochee Valley Community College in Phenix City paid tribute to those who are serving as they hosted Marion Military Institute for a Military Appreciation Game.
Columbus Technical College (CTC) recently selected the students and teachers who will represent the college as local students and teachers of the year at state-level competitions.
Phenix City Schools hosted a gala to honor its most outstanding educators and staff of the year who have gone above and beyond the call of service to achieve student success and community involvement.
A local Vietnam Army veteran initially considered to be an unclaimed soldier was laid to rest at Fort Mitchell National Cemetery, but in the end three distant relatives showed up along with 200 people from the Tri-City community to pay their respects.
Always Uptown says Holly Jolly Market is a perfect opportunity for people to shop for various items, including jewelry, baked goods, homemade crafts, and more.
Breakfast with Santa at the Columbus Convention and Trade Center is a day full of joy-filled faces and Christmas cheer, and all the proceeds from this event will positively impact the children’s hospital in Columbus.
If you’re in the process of buying Christmas presents this holiday season, consider picking up a toy to donate. WTVM will host our One Day Drop-Off event for our 6th Annual WTVM Holiday Toy Drive on Wednesday.
The City of Smiths Station has announced that its Christmas Tree Lighting Event has been rescheduled for Friday, December 8 due to inclement weather this weekend.
The fire department usually gives their older engines to volunteer fire departments in the area but with the need for more diesel technicians they believed this engine would benefit the students here at Columbus Tech.
The military installation says the weapons fired throughout the month will include Abrams Tanks, Bradley Fighting Vehicles, .50-caliber guns, and other small firearms.
After putting together a huge homemade holiday light display for the public since the 1990s, a Columbus man and his family say this is their final year to do so.
The Iron Bowl was hosted in Auburn this year, and for local shops and restaurants near the campus, the crowds of people who came to show support was good for business.
