“I guess it’s almost like having a house party, it’s like all your friends get together and do something cool. It’s like showing people, ‘hey, we do stuff, we make things’”, says one artist featured in the show.
Weeks after a shooting at a Sweet 16 birthday party, leaving four dead and dozens more injured, the city of Dadeville soaked up the sun during a crawfish boil in the Downtown area over the weekend.
Scott Ressmeyer checks in with Cheryl and Ben on day 15 out of 21 on their cross-country fundraising journey for Columbus State University’s nursing program.
“It was challenging, stressful, nerve-wrecking, but it’s amazing to be finally done and to be matched with Range Water, says graduate, Jaline McMillan.
The Miss Georgia Scholarship Competition will celebrate 78 years from June 14 to Jun 17 at the RiverCenter for the Performing Arts in historic Uptown Columbus.
Issues over parking have come up, after the Columbus River Center is expecting several high profile politicians to be in town for the Georgia republican convention.
It has been over a month since severe flooding came through Chambers County, affecting bridges and pipes and closing down several county roads. This halts the 10-year transportation plan to fix county roads that need attention.
Downtown Auburn is booming, with new businesses coming to the Plains. Four restaurants and a popular donut shop recently closed down last year, making room for new establishments to open, and many residents are ready to see what downtown will offer.
The city of Columbus is proud to again celebrate the Juneteenth holiday by coordinating a series of events and activities in honor of the national holiday that commemorates the emancipation of enslaved African Americans.
The Carter Center announced former First Lady Rosalynn Carter had been diagnosed with dementia, and many questions are arising about the illness, treatment and its possible impact on mental health.
The League of American Bicyclists honored the efforts of Columbus to build better places for people to bike, by renewing the bronze-level Bicycle Friendly Community (BFC) award first presented in 2014.
National preservationists stopped by Harris County for a day of service, at one of the oldest burial grounds for African Americans enslaved at several plantations in Midland, Georgia.
The world’s most prestigious watersports tournament is happening again here in the valley, kicking off the Summer series at Callaway Resort and Gardens.
Auburn University officials hosted an event for Memorial Day with a special observance ceremony, where many gathered to remember and honor those individuals who made sacrifices while serving in the United States Armed Forces.