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• OSU students cite jobs, health care, student aid, gay marriage for backing Obama
• Administrative offices will be closed at the Georgia Military College, Columbus...
• Obama opens 21st campaign office at OSU, Romney to have 30 by August
• Administrative offices will be closed at the Georgia Military College, Columbus...
• Columbus Crew defeat Seattle Sounders, finish road trip undefeated
• Congratulations to our President's and Dean's List students! We are proud of you...
• Congratulations, new members of Phi Theta Kappa!
• Ohio high court upholds voter-approved Smoke Free Workplace Act
• Columbus State Scientists Head to Australia, Mongolia to Capture Transit of Venus
• Full tuition payments are due May 25th. Non-payment will result in automatic dro...
• Good teachers help children understand the significance of Memorial Day
• Administrative offices will be closed at the Georgia Military College, Columbus...
• Ohio tide of long-term unemployed ready to rise as 99ers exhaust benefits
• Spring grades have been posted! To check your final grade report log into GMCOn...
• Be there! #gmc411
• Homeschooled Teens Upset the Field to Win CSU Business Plan Competition
• Josh was a expert on set the day we shot this commercial!
• Stephen Hill!
• We miss Tiana!
• Columbus Tech Interactive Exhibit Wins Over Scouts, Judges
• Late registration begins today ($50 fee)! Also, full tuition payments are due Ma...
• Jumping Off The Bench
• Intuition: An online resource to help strengthen your inner guidance
• Intuition: An online resource to help strengthen your inner guidance
• Ohio gas price, jobless rate dips good for Obama as GOP economic stories clash
• Congrats to all of our graduates! We wish you all much success! #gmc411
• Today is the last day to turn in your books! #gmc411
• Whether Mitt Romney gets it, doesn't get it, depends on who's talking
• Columbus State University, Columbus Technical College establish nursing partnership
• June 14 is our Groundbreaking for the New Campus! Be there! #gmc411
• Go Ethics Bowl Team! #gmc411
• Ethics Essay Winners are: 1st – Rachel "Ray" Webb 2nd – Juan Garcia 3rd – Nikk...
• See what we have been up to since August! Enjoy the video! #gmc411
• Make sure you turn in your books!!
• Congratulations to our new Phi Theta Kappa inductees! Raul Figueroa Lauren Elle...
• Happy Final Day of Finals! Can't wait to see you this summer!#gmc411
• CSU Sophomore Softball Standout Named All-American
• Winning Ohio pits Romney's air war against Obama's ground game, YSU prof says
• Winning Ohio pits Romney's air war against Obama's ground game, YSU prof says
• New Agreement Eases Student Transfers from WGTC to Columbus State
• Arts In The Park
• BAD CREDIT
• BAD CREDIT
• Landlords Still Discriminates Against Black Tenants
• Obama, Ohio Dems try to make Bain Capital bane of Romney's White House run
• Gov. Kasich signs election law in private, poll shows he's still unpopular
• PTK New Inductees listed below: Please meet in the Student Lounge at 11 am tomor...
• Financial Aid workshop - FREE - Tuesday from 3-5pm in the Auxilliary Lab. Get yo...
• Obama's Bain ad airs in Ohio, sets stage for Biden visit to Youngstown this week
• Recharging the adult spirit through creativity at Atlanta Unity Church
• Richards back as head coach
• PTK New Inductees listed below: Please meet in the Student Lounge at 11 am tomor...
• The Beta Sigma Sigma Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, proudly congratulates our newes...
• Financial Aid workshop - FREE - Tuesday from 3-5pm in the Auxilliary Lab. Get yo...
• Mental Health Issues in African-American Women
• Columbus Mayor Addresses CTC Graduates
• Nevada, Ohio among top 10 'Underwater' states, Obama talks 'To Do List'
• Today is the deadline to apply for the GTEG! See your SSR for more information!...
• Judge Marbley to Ohio GOP Leaders: Stop interfering with Ohioans' voting rights
• Secs Bryson, Salazar tout spending, jobs from National Tourism & Travel Strategy
• June's Venus Transit Should Provide Spectacular Images and Research Opportunities
• Get advised and register for Summer Term before May 12, and save yourself some m...
• Baseball Tournament Opener Moving to Main Campus
• Have you been advised and registered for summer term?? #gmc411
• Romney credit claim for auto industry success rebutted by Team Obama, Ohio Dems
• Apply to be a work study for GMC! See Ms. Engel for details and applications! #g...
• Check your email for details about the UPS Scholarship! #gmc411
• Summer Registration Reopening at Columbus State
• Free Pizza and Wings from 11-1 today in Room 122 from SGA! Job Fair at Goodwill...
• Work Study applications and library assistant applications are due TODAY! #gmc411
• Don't "WING" Out! Finals are here, but let's de-stress with with some wings and...
• Chris Birchall joins the Columbus Crew
• Romney follows Obama to Ohio, Kasich MIA, Yost 'Big Mac' bomb lights it up
• Check your email for details about the UPS Scholarship! #gmc411
• Once you (and your parent, if applicable) have filed your 2011 taxes, log on to...
• Don't "WING" Out! Finals are here, but let's de-stress with with some wings and...
• Columbus Crew battle to scoreless tie with Portland Timbers
• Ohio rally shows just how "Fired Up, Ready To Go' Obama, First Lady Michelle are
• Ohio Auditor Yost, OSU students talk economy, jobs before Obama Ohio rally
• Social media key to Obama OSU rally, along with Sens. Brown, Glenn, students
• Columbus Tech Graduation Means a Fresh Start
• Dental Assisting Student Earns $500 Boost from Scholarship
• Just a reminder that we are going to give out certificates for TWO FREE BRUSTER'...
• Vote in the student lounge today for SGA officers! #gmc411
• Enter the Ethics Essay Contest! Entries are due May 4 at 5 pm to Dr. Barber. If...
• Oliver Hazard Perry was a major hero of our 'second war of independence'
• Romney, Kasich anti-union positions may augur well for Obama this fall
• Once you (and your parent, if applicable) have filed your 2011 taxes, log on to...
• Elections are tomorrow! Get to know your SGA Candidates! #gmc411
• Couple to Receive Honorary Degrees at CSU’s Spring Commencement
• Elephants, donkeys turn and fire at each other over Ohio gun bills
• Ohio Sen. Rob Portman on Veep sweepstakes: 'I'm happy where I am'
• Thank you to everyone who participated in the SGA Candidate's Forum! We will hav...
• Gunfire in Mali's capital, junta claims control
• SGA Elections are this week. There is a candidate forum on Tuesday (today) May 1...
• Special called Columbus Council meeting at 5:30 p.m. today
• Avon Products 1Q profit tumbles
• Firefighters extinguish blaze on Glenwood Road
• Columbus police investigate Nina Street shooting
• Suspect steals car, wrecks it seconds later
• Columbus police bust massive house party
• UPDATE: Standoff in Auburn ends; no one injured
• Columbus weather: Little to no rain in sight
• France's Le Pen won't endorse anyone for president
• In Ohio campaign offices, President Obama leads Mitt Romney 18-0
• Alabama football: Former Crimson Tide star Billy Neighbors dies after a heart attack at 72
• Downs hits 2-run HR to help Astros beat Mets 4-3
• Chuck Williams: Almost time for judges to play politics
• Police arrest one, seek another in fatal shooting
• Residents turn back more than 500 pounds of old pills
• Last day in April reaches record high
• Sex abuse charges dropped against Phenix City man
• Cold-case slaying from 1996 expected to come to trial
• Sept. 4 trial set for superintendent's slaying in 1992
• Columbus police arrest one, seek another in fatal shooting
• Columbus State student rides off with new Cadillac after lottery win
• Delta buys a refinery in bid to cut its fuel bill
• Rookie Corbin pitches Arizona past Marlins 9-5
• Muscogee County Sheriff's Office collects more than 500 pounds of drugs
• Vote in SGA elections this Thursday! #gmc411
• Columbus courts: Trial date set for Kareem Lane, charged in then-Superintendent Jim Burns' 1992 homicide
• Invisible man casts shadow over US-China talks
• Need a job?
• Just a reminder that we are going to give out certificates for TWO FREE BRUSTER'...
• Indian ferry capsizes; 35 dead, 165 feared missing
• SGA Elections are this week. There is a candidate forum on Tuesday May 1 in Room...
• Pictures from Masquerade Ball 2012 will be posted shortly! We had a wonderful ti...
• Obama's new campaign slogan: 'Forward'
• US consumer spending slowed in March, income rose
• UN chief calls for lifting of sanctions on Myanmar
• B&N, Microsoft team up on Nook, college businesses
• Columbus weather: Highs around 90 degrees to hold through Wednesday
• Columbus police: Two women punch, pepper-spray 13-year-old girl
• LaGrange crime: Officers, police dog catch burglary suspect in Dawson Street School
• Five questions with Jane Nichols
• Students earn almost $11 million in scholarships
• Mayor Tomlinson to present 2013 fiscal budget Tuesday
• Customer: Clerk chased him with garden hoe over change
• Ledger Inquirer: Heath Lake Park complaints date back to previous mayors
• Police briefs: Undisclosed amount of cash stolen from gas station robbery
• Monday Mail: Don't let that new TV box go to waste
• Thai court set to give verdict on webmaster
• Willingham, Twins end six-game skid, beat Royals
• Mario's Restaurant and Pub - The Best Baklava This Side of Europe
• SUV plunges into NYC's Bronx Zoo grounds; 7 killed
• Austrian police: Ex-Libyan oil minister drowned
• Gunman sought in shooting of LaGrange man
• Gunman sought in shooting of LaGrange man
• Lafayette, Ala., man died Friday in one vehicle accident on U.S. 431 North
• EU chief Barroso to snub Euro 2012 in Ukraine
• Assault-type rifle used to rob Macon Road gas station
• Kasich, Romney decry Obamacare, but $10M in rebates due Ohioans
• Yacht debris, bodies found off US-Mexico coast
• Rockies' rallies come up short, Mets win 6-5 in 11
• Colombia: missing journalist wounded in arm
• Durant's winner lifts Thunder past Mavs, 99-98
• Columbus Crew stumble to 1-0 loss against Vancouver Whitecaps
• Piano Passion Concert with Will Tuttle at Atlanta Unity Church
• Spiritual integration: A solution to political, racial, religious polarization
• Robert Warzycha: We were very, very close to scoring
• Columbus area veterans in need get help
• Miley pitches Arizona past Marlins, 8-4
• Stewart County hopes four-day school week will save money, but at what cost?
• TSYS mines Columbus-area business market for card-processing customers
• During Comedian Ron White's RiverCenter performance, he vows to keep fighting for CHS Principal Marvin Crumbs
• 10 Afghan local police killed by roadside bomb
• Romney visit with Otterbein students brings out pantheon of Ohio Republicans.
• Neighbors, law enforcement confront rising homicide rate in Columbus
• Murderer who escaped from Russell County Jail sentenced to life without parole
• Volunteers perform repairs on veteran's Oakland Park home
• Community gathers for prayer vigil near site of latest Columbus homicide
• Many free services for homeless veterans today at Columbus Convention & Trade Center
• Dimon Kendrick-Holmes: Another moral compass
• Phenix City police: Hamilton man arrested for attempted murder
• Sullivan Cup to test Army's best tanker crews
• Automakers may have dodged resin shortage threat
• CSU joins Ohio Valley Conference to Compete in Rifle
• See you all at the Masqurade Ball! Tomorrow (Saturday) starting at 8 pm! Don't f...
• Huge Lehman Brother payouts report recalls Ohio Gov. Kasich's time at the firm
• Veterans Stand Down set for Saturday at Columbus Trade Center
• Dow regains ground it lost in April; Amazon surges
• Syria accuses UN chief of encouraging 'terrorists'
• 14th annual World Tai Chi Day to be celebrated Saturday in Columbus
• Chevron sticks with oil. And it pays off.
• Man carjacked outside convenience store
• Couple spotted in parking lot of Club Paradise; 1 arrested on drug charges
• Man accused of urinating in public, following 13-year-old boy
• Assault, robbery on Addie Street in LaGrange
• Columbus weather on repeat: Expect highs in the 80s, lows in the 60s for next several days
• Man accused of filming young girls
• Questions unasked at CHS
• Police find almost $10K worth of marijuana
• Embezzlement probe leads to firearms find
• Monument honors 47th Infantry Regiment
• Columbus metro area's unemployment rate declines to 8.6% in March
• Synovus has reached a 'turning point' in its financial recovery, CEO Stelling says at annual meeting
• More than 60 participate in walk on Fort Benning to raise suicide awareness
• Could Ohio Sen. Portman become Romney's pick for Veep? Dems say, bring him on!
• SGA Candidate Applications are due TODAY (Thursday) at 5 pm. Candidates meeting...
• Obama campaign rallies in Ohio, Virginia eye 'Romney monologue'
• Boehner offer to keep student loan rates low may increase odds of losing House
• Attention!
• We had a great time with Bruster's Ice Cream last week, so we are going to give...
• Volunteers Fan Out to Deliver New CSU Day Signs
• Congrats to Brenda Piedra, who was caught on campus and off- campus being helpfu...
• SGA Officers are campaigning today on campus, and if you are interested in runni...
• Obama asks Congress to keep student loan rates low, saving $362M in Ohio
• Financial Aid workshop from 3-5PM tonight in the Auxiliary Lab! #gmc411
• Social Security defenders say media misreads annual Trustees report
• Gov. Strickland, UAW's King announce kickoff of "Made in Ohio" auto tour
• Hope you had a great weekend! Happy Midterm Day! SGA Officers begin campaigning...
• Are you an upcoming graduate of GMC Columbus? Our newsletter would like to brag...
• There is a Community Job Fair on Wednesday May 9 @ Goodwill Industries (right ac...
• Hope you had a great weekend! Happy Midterm Day! SGA Officers begin campaigning...
• Enter the Ethics Essay Contest! Entries are due May 4 at 5 pm to Dr. Barber. If...
• Lady Cougars Claim Conference Softball Title with 4-1 Win
• 'Boots' ad by Josh Mandel made for walking all over Sherrod Brown
• Eddie Gaven scores twice, Columbus Crew settle for 2-2 draw with Houston Dynamo
• Robert Warzycha: I think you always want more
• Franklin Park Conservatory may be the best educational attraction in Columbus
• Feeling less than enough in a world of potential abundance
• Family Fun Day
• Enter the Ethics Essay Contest! Entries are due May 4 at 5 pm to Dr. Barber. If...
• Rancho Alegre - good....and not so good
• Due to a sudden family emergency. The HPE202 class that is scheduled for this Sa...
• CSU Partners with Acclaimed Painter to Create Learning Center Devoted to his Art
• Frankie Hejduk's retirement address
• Frankie Hejduk's retirement address
• Your brain and pain: A mind-body distraction from dealing with emotions
• Enjoyed meeting all of the high school seniors today! Hope you enjoyed the mock...
• Frankie Hejduk retires, joins Columbus Crew as brand ambassador
• Thank you, Bruster's! We had a great time! #gmc411
• Due to a sudden family emergency. The HPE202 class that is scheduled for this Sa...
• A Midsummer Nightmare in New Orleans
• Ohio Gov., Lt. Gov. endorse Romney, but Kasich won't be with Romney in Lorain
• Financial Aid workshop from 4-6PM tonight in the Auxiliary Lab! #gmc411
• This is LAST DAY to buy tickets to Masquerade Ball! Buy them TODAY in the studen...
• BRUSTERS will be here serving FREE ice cream TODAY from 3:30-5:30 pm! #gmc411
• In Ohio again, President Obama talks job training, impacts of Ryan Budget
• There is a Community Job Fair on Wednesday March 9 @ Goodwill Industries (right...
• Spanish king apologizes for elephant hunting trip
• More photos of troops posing with corpses
• Financial aid workshop today from 9 - 11 am in the Auxiliary Lab! #gmc411
• The 2012 presidential election: Do you matter?
• 12th Avenue home burglarized, 42-inch TV stolen
• Mother cited after she curses in front of school students, faculty
• Police stop man for traffic violation, found with prescription pills
• 22 soldiers die in South Sudan-Sudan border battle
• Man charged for having sex at Lakebottom Park
• Woman caught on video in fight, having brass knuckles
• Columbus weather: Rain today, this weekend
• Mitt Romney will end Planned Parenthood, will Gov. Kasich follow his leader?
• Man accused of harassing, licking PetSmart employee held on bond
• Columbus State University makes smallest tuition increase in decade
• The Rev. Roy Bourgeois, 12 activists arrested in D.C. protest
• Lawsuit claims Phenix City School District slow to act on teacher-student affair
• Georgia board stays execution of Taylor County murderer to examine claims
• Attorneys battle over evidence in child abuse case
• Richard Hyatt: Race should be factor in Muscogee County superintendent search
• Columbus High principal reassigned after 'Can't Fix Stupid' controversy
• OSU icers can take lesson from Ferris State's success
• Woman charged with murder in shooting of Texas mom
• Welding Students Add Personal Touch to Wright Stage
• Update: Execution of Taylor County inmate stayed by paroles board
• Student injured after car hits brick wall outside Hardaway
• Only three more days to buy tickets for Masquerade Ball 2012! Also don't forget...
• GOP lawmakers ask Ohio supreme court to rescind rules on provisional ballots
• CTC Dean of Library Services Honored
• Evil Dead the Musical 2012 in Columbus, OH
• Tax Day events in Columbus, Cleveland to focus on wealthiest, military spending
• Shatner's World: We Just Live In It
• This is LAST week to buy tickets to Masquerade Ball! Buy them TODAY! #gmc411
• Ohio a must win for Romney, but polls show he trails Obama
• Thornton's late jumper lifts Kings over Blazers
• Ryan, Smoak homers lead Seattle past Oakland 5-3
• Report: Swiss woman kidnapped in north Mali
• Flyers beat Penguins 8-4, take 3-0 series lead
• Team of Kevin Foutz and Thomas Payne wins Best Ranger Competition
• Encarnacion and Lawrie homer, Toronto tops Orioles
• US, Colombia trade deal to be implemented in May
• Columbus Police: Generator reported stolen in Morningside Drive burglary
• Columbus Police: Victim claims she was attacked, robbed by group of females
• Columbus Police: Sofa among items reported stolen in Pye Avenue burglary
• Columbus Police: Televisions, laptop reported stolen from Winston Road house
• Columbus Police: Shots fired outside Club Sky on Midtown Drive being investigated
• Officials: 5 killed in Iraq attacks
• The nation's weather
• Killer of 77 goes on trial in Norway
• Long political fights ahead over dueling tax plans
• Don't wait for Social Security check in the mail
• Insurgents attack US embassy, government offices in Kabul
• Taliban attack Afghan capital, 3 other cities
• Congress tees up hearings on GSA's lavish Las Vegas conference
• 1 dead, 4 missing in yacht race accident
• Tim Chitwood: Get fully involved in biking to events
• Officer William Lowry, 27, recognized for exceptional work in line of duty
• Police identify Oscar Senior, 31, as suspect in Lawyers Lane shooting death of Charles Willis III
• Worker claims Korean boss at Kia supplier beat him
• More Columbus Consolidated Government department leaders leaving jobs
• Columbus Cottonmouths win SPHL title
• Woman who died in NH standoff had dated gunman
• US, Canada alone at summit in Cuba stance
• Magnitude-6.5 quake shakes Vanuatu
• Columbus Crew stumble to 1-0 loss in Philadelphia
• Dozens of rebel-held hostages freed in Peru
• Suspect named in Lawyers Lane murder investigation
• With new heart, Cheney speaks over an hour in Wyo.
• 34 teams still competing in Best Ranger Competition at Fort Benning
• Midwest tornadoes: 5 dead, 29 injured in Okla.
• Israeli police arrest fly-in activists
• DeWine resigns, Bennett promises peace, harmony, support for Kasich's agenda
• SPHL President's Cup Finals: Columbus Cottonmouths can clinch championship with win tonight at Pensacola Ice Flyers
• Atlanta Braves prevail over Milwaukee Brewers in home opener as Brian McCann, Dan Uggla come through
• Wildfire at Fort Benning under control
• Columbus grandmother discusses juvenile substance abuse programs at national convention in Washington
• Two teams drop out of Best Ranger competition on Day 1
• Jury selection scheduled to begin Monday in trial of man accused of severely injuring 3-month-old
• Grand jury indicts man for allegedly cutting police officer with a knife
• Columbus police: Jonaida Nieves-Perez, 20, charged in death of her infant son
• Dimon Kendrick-Holmes: A second can change everything
• Columbus police name Jockas Sancheaz Gilchrist, 28, as suspect in Wednesday robbery of Milgen Road Winn-Dixie
• James, Bosh led Heat to 105-82 win over Bobcats
• Banerjee Named Columbus State’s 2012 Educator of the Year
• Food and gas costs push US consumer prices higher
• Man indicted for cutting officer with knife
• Mother charged in death of her infant
• Woman carjacked at gunpoint
• Shoeless store patron arrested after cursing, refusing to leave
• Columbus weather: Temps start climbing back into 80s; mostly sunny weekend ahead
• Report says Ohio businesses can keep state taxes withheld from worker paychecks
• Columbus State inducts four into hall of fame
• Richard Hyatt: Funeral director thinks outside the box
• 2 accused of murder in Sands Apartments shooting denied bond
• Gunmen robbing Winn-Dixie open fire on witnesses
• Confusion over Ohio voting prompts call for moratorium on election laws
• Aflac to add 375 jobs in South Carolina division
• Sergeant major of the Army says defense cuts announcement expected by fall
• Best Ranger competition starts this morning
• J.R. Allen wreck was suicide attempt; woman to face charges after hospital release
• Mayor, teachers union chief reach agreement on Cleveland School Plan
• EYC will hold its spring arts reception on April 20
• Campbell, Taylor, Knost share RBC Heritage lead
• Columbus takes 1-0 lead in SPHL finals
• Military: Guinea-Bissau prime minister arrested
• Ohio House leaders to break Gov. Kasich's MBR into 9 bills
• Fire out at Modesto, Calif. apartment where fatal shooting suspect fled
• Are you an upcoming graduate of GMC Columbus? Our newsletter would like to brag...
• Are you interested in participating in SGA elections? Do you want to develop you...
• Are you interested in participating in SGA elections? Do you want to develop you...
• ODP's Redfern wins big, focus is to reelect Brown, Obama, then defeat Kasich
• The last day to buy tickets is April 20! Don't miss this! #gmc411
• Obama's 'Buffett Rule' for millionaires would affect few Ohio tax filers
• Teams for, against Ohio Workplace Freedom Amendment gear up
• CSU to Honor Amos, Hartin at President’s Recognition Dinner
• Congratulations to MarQues Wynn for getting our first Spotlight on Citizenship A...
• FAFSA Frenzy is happening right now! It’s tax time – which means it’s time to re...
• DOJ seeks to shutter 'fraudulent' Ohio tax preparation shop chain
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• Buy your Masquerade Ball tickets today! $5 per ticket & limit of two tickets per...
• The day I met Mike Wallace
• CDC reports a sharp increase in the incidence of autism
• Ohio Gov. Kasich, Ill Sen. Durbin face off on Meet the Press
• Columbus Crew fall behind early, lose 4-1 to New York
• Robert Warzycha: You have to outsmart them, or they outsmart you
• OSU forms Innovation Foundation, OKs company equity in exchange for help
• Easter 2012 events in Columbus, GA
• Ohio survey shows nursing home, assisted living residents like their care
• Columbus State Spotlights Academic Excellence with Week's Events
• OSU, OU to invest $35M to help new tech ventures survive 'valley of death'
• Suicide bomber kills 2, wounds 16 in Afghanistan
• Suspect spotted relieving himself accused of public indecency
• Traffic stop leads to discovery of marijuana, loaded gun
• Glass door shattered at The Golden Cue, nothing missing from business
• LaGrange police arrest man after he’s spotted with leaf blower
• First Lady's 'Joining Forces' plan to help Ohio military families find jobs
• Ohio GOP party leader DeWine resigns, Kasich tightens grip on people, politics
• Winning numbers drawn in 'Cash 4 Evening' game
• Winning numbers drawn in 'Fantasy 5' game
• Winning numbers drawn in 'Lotto with XTRA' game
• Winning numbers drawn in 'Lotto XTRA' game
• Winning numbers drawn in 'Win For Life' game
• Franzen, Red Wings upend Blues 3-2 in SO
• Labor rights forum attendees criticize city's use of prisoners
• Family of hit-and-run victim pleads for information leading to arrest
• McMaster takes charge at Benning in June
• Chattahoochee Chatter: Judge John Allen's not throwing in the towel just yet
• Former soldier indicted on rape, child molestation charges
• Man indicted on statutory rape, molestation charges
• National Infantry Museum & Soldier Center honors World War II vet
• Mobile veterinarians roll into Columbus to spay, neuter pets
• Column: Augusta National stuck in a time warp
• Winning numbers drawn in 'Cash 3 Evening' game
• Columbus Symphony Orchestra announces 2012-13 season
• Brian Matusz chosen as Orioles' 4th starter
• PoliticalPuzzle: Know your 2012 GOP
• Winning numbers drawn in 'Cash 3 Midday' game
• Winning numbers drawn in 'Play 4 Midday' game
• Winning numbers drawn in 'Georgia FIVE Midday' game
• Winning numbers drawn in 'Cash 4 Midday' game
• Winning numbers drawn in 'Cash 3 Midday' game
• Hart HRs in 2nd game back, Brewers lose to D-Backs
• Winning numbers drawn in 'Cash 4 Evening' game
• Winning numbers drawn in 'Mega Money' game
• FL Lottery
• Winning numbers drawn in 'Fantasy 5' game
• United Way of the Chattahoochee Valley allocations decision to be announced May 18
• Police seek Muscogee County Prison inmate who walked away from work detail
• Richard Hyatt: Dr. Denmark was voice for those who couldn't talk
• Phenix City Councilman Arthur L. Sumbry Sr. to head to trial May 14
• Zajac nets game winner; Devils win 3rd straight
• Obama aims arrow at 'Marvelous' Ryan Budget at AP's annual DC luncheon
• Burglar takes 2 TVs from Baker Plaza Drive home
• Soldier robbed in downtown Columbus
• Driver hits 2 concrete walls on J.R. Allen Parkway, charged with DUI
• Molson Coors buying StarBev for $3.54 billion
• Police find screaming woman at intersection, arrested on drug charges
• United States tops Brazil 3-0 in women's Kirin Cup
• 2 suspects try to rob Winn-Dixie, leave store with nothing
• Columbus weather: Rain chance today, better chance Thursday
• Myanmar leader praises elections as 'successful'
• Winning numbers drawn in 'Fantasy 5' game
• OTC director downplays need for Facebook or public input at meetings
• FL Lottery
• Winning numbers drawn in 'Decades of Dollars' game
• Chuck Williams: Cat column catcalls come across as crass
• Slain Hardaway High School student Kayla Castro remembered as smart, happy
• Five with Synovus receive Chairman's Awards for leadership, customer service, humanitarian work
• Aflac pays nearly $17,000 to former employee to settle Family and Medical Leave Act violation case
• Kentucky takes halftime lead over Kansas
• Columbus Water Works board names three finalists for president's job, plans to decide in next two weeks
• J.R. Allen Parkway I-185 interchange to be named for former Mayor Jim Wetherington
• Sheriff: Inmates used iron bar, work hatch, ladder to escape from Russell County Jail
• Winning numbers drawn in 'Georgia FIVE Evening' game
• Winning numbers drawn in 'Cash 3 Evening' game
• Look to California for why Ohio will never have high-speed rail
• Winning numbers drawn in 'Georgia FIVE Midday' game
• Winning numbers drawn in 'Cash 4 Midday' game
• Winning numbers drawn in 'Cash 3 Midday' game
• Russell escapees used iron bar, maintenance hatch, ladder, got help from family, sheriff says
• Winning numbers drawn in 'Cash 3 Evening' game
• Winning numbers drawn in 'Play 4 Evening' game
• TN Lottery
• Winning numbers drawn in 'Georgia FIVE Evening' game
• Scott sticking to his schedule
• Friends recall Micah True: passionate and playful
• FL Lottery
• Winning numbers drawn in 'Cash 3 Midday' game
• Winning numbers drawn in 'Play 4 Midday' game
• Winning numbers drawn in 'Georgia FIVE Midday' game
• Winning numbers drawn in 'Cash 3 Midday' game
• Winning numbers drawn in 'Cash 4 Midday' game
• Winning numbers drawn in 'Win For Life' game
• Winning numbers drawn in 'Lotto with XTRA' game
• Winning numbers drawn in 'Lotto XTRA' game
• Sullinger struggles in Buckeyes' loss to Kansas
• Phenix City eyes red-light cameras
• Hunter Mahan wins Houston Open
• Winning numbers drawn in 'Cash 3 Evening' game
• TN Lottery
• 3 winners, over 100 million Mega Millions losers
• Winning numbers drawn in 'Cash 3 Evening' game
• Columbus Crew follow Bernardo Anor and solid defense to 1-0 victory in Toronto
• York impressive again
• Harvick leads throughout to dominate Martinsville
• Christian concerts Columbus, GA music fans will love
• Winning numbers drawn in 'Cash 3 Midday' game
• Winning numbers drawn in 'Play 4 Midday' game
• Winning numbers drawn in 'Cash 3 Midday' game
• Winning numbers drawn in 'Cash 4 Midday' game
• Winning numbers drawn in 'Georgia FIVE Midday' game
• Good Friday a holiday in Cuba following pope trip
• Winning numbers drawn in 'Fantasy 5' game
• Winning numbers drawn in 'Megaplier' game
• Winning numbers drawn in 'Cash 4 Evening' game
• Cousins' 27 lift Kings over Jazz 104-103
• FL Lottery
• Winning numbers drawn in 'Mega Money' game
• Winning numbers drawn in 'Fantasy 5' game
• Russell County Jail has history of security issues and escapes
• Russell County Jail inmates recaptured within hours of escape
• Controversial anti-abortion, welfare bills head to Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal's desk
• Sydnie Pike, 10, chosen as 2012 Children's Miracle Network Hospitals Georgia Champion
• Dimon Kendrick-Holmes: Skip the detour, pilgrim
• Fort Benning expansion plans on hold, possibly until after 2012 elections
• Whitewater project: Outfitter praises Columbus' new wave, prospects
• Agency: Dreaded citrus disease detected in Calif.
• Winning numbers drawn in 'Play 4 Evening' game
• Winning numbers drawn in 'Georgia FIVE Evening' game
• Winning numbers drawn in 'Cash 3 Evening' game
• Knicks G Lin misses 3 straight game with knee
• Kan., Ill., Md. tickets share lottery jackpot
• Southern Anti-Racism Network to hold forum on prison labor
• Ohio House lawmakers ready to move forward with Cleveland Education Plan bill
• FBI pulls flawed training aids related to Muslims
• Annual Spring Eggstravaganza held at Riverside Saturday
• TN Lottery
• In Russell County Jail escape, echoes of previous jailbreaks
• Are you an upcoming graduate of GMC Columbus? Our newsletter would like your hel...
• Columbus police: Man beaten, robbed while walking through bank parking lot
• UPDATE: 3 inmates sought in Russell County Jail escape
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• Suspect in Mr. B's, Rooster's Package Store robberies indicted on 18 charges
• Georgia lawmakers mourn Sen. Ed Harbison's wife
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• Columbus Crew defeat Montreal Impact 2-0 in home opener
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• Author Gayle Lemmon harnesses power of women's war stories
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• Changes in river reveal old, new after Eagle & Phenix dam breach
• State senator Ed Harbison's wife succumbs to cancer
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• Brad Wheeler challenges Russell County Commission results
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• Hearing set for Phenix City councilman's perjury, forgery case
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• Alabama Governor orders 10.6 percent budget cut
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• Caution! Thunder in the Valley Air show to back up traffic on Airport Thruway this weekend
• River Road Pharmacy fire: Judge dismisses charges against arson suspect
• White House makes case for fruits of health reform in Ohio
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• Ohio midterm budget laced with Kasich bravado, promises of tax cuts
• GBI seizes equipment, cash at Internet sweepstakes businesses in Columbus
• Muscogee County School District honors top teachers
• Death row inmate Johnnie Worsley gets new penalty phase trial
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• Morgan Springer, 17, indicted on involuntary manslaughter charges in Shaw student's death
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• Ohio Sen. Turner taps into national furor over men's rule over birth control
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• Kasich collars Obama on shale gas at NCAA playoff game in Dayton
• Muscogee County School District begins search for Superintendent Susan Andrews’ replacement
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• National Teacher of the Year tells educators to be proud of their work
• Richard Hyatt: The last Sample of a lost time
• U.S. Army Corps of Engineers seeks proposals for cleanup of former chemical storage building
• Columbus Council: Developer plans new Georgia Military College campus in north Columbus
• National housing report says $14.15 per hour needed to pay rent, utilities
• FBI ethics probe forces Ohio Dem lawmaker to resign
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• Chuck Williams: Is siren test a blast from past?
• Superior Court judge hears from sisters of death row inmate during hearing on new trial for Johnnie A. Worsley
• Megan Margarum, 19, pleads guilty to reckless driving, speeding in connection with May 2010 vehicular homicide
• Russell County capital murder trial of Clyde Howard Friend postponed
• Winter’s saying goodbye and the spring is nigh
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• Ledger Inquirer: Pastor says he’ll look at grave issues at Beallwood Baptist Cemetery
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• Britt David principal to be nominated for chief academic officer at today's work session
• Goaltending leads Blues over Jackets
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• I-185 checkpoint brings 53 arrests
• Bibb City residents glad old Comer gym will be restored
• ‘The Unlikeliest Auburn Tiger’ Lewis Colbert faces his past in book
• Phenix City Police Department braces for trial on federal sex discrimination claim
• 1,162 vehicles turn in hazardous waste in Columbus
• Benning MP unit wins two major awards
• Columbus Crew open 2012 season against Colorado on Saturday
• Army game at Fort Benning takes veterans down memory lane
• Richard Hyatt: Real action was not on the field at Army game
• Dimon Kendrick-Holmes: Springing forward can be a pain
• Officials still investigating cause, origin of Avalon Apartments fire
• Habitat for Humanity Collegiate Challenge halfway done
• Sentencing for Quintin Elijah Palmer, 17, postponed until April
• Police: Man accused of having meth ingredients in parked car at Days Inn on Macon Road
• City of Columbus collecting hazardous waste today
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• Richard Hyatt: Fort Benning football nothing new
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• Firefighters battle Avalon blaze
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• Jackets' Johnson keys win over Kings
• Muscogee County grand jury dismisses charges against five soldiers in downtown beating
• Teen found guilty of molesting 12-year-old girl will be sentenced today
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• Ohio bill to mandate men get doc's OK before using uplifting drugs like Viagra
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• $250,000 was bait to secure $19.3 million Pratt & Whitney expansion
• Columbus defense attorney Bill Kirby dies
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• Harris County, LaGrange and Shiloh approve Sunday alcohol sales
• Police briefs: Man whose ’98 murder conviction was overturned back in county jail
• Stocking Strangler case: DNA results from 1977 rape exclude Carlton Gary
• Mount Zion Church conference to feature discussion about family issues
• Ball field dispute re-emerges in Harris County Commission
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• Richard Hyatt: Time to get rid of the bunny, honey
• Columbus courts: 12-year-old girl testifies in child molestation, attempted rape trial of Quintin Elijah Palmer, 17
• Columbus Cottonmouths host annual Tip-A-Snake Silent Auction and Dinner to benefit the Children's Miracle Network
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• Russell County Commission race features familiar matchup in District 2
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• Chuck Williams: Civic Center brings its Lady A-game
• Police: Matthew Ryan Reynolds, 20, resists arrest, threatens girlfriend, officers outside home
• Jury selection begins in 17-year-old Quintin Elijah Palmer’s molestation, attempted rape trial
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• College students participating in Habitat for Humanity ready to build houses in any weather
• Monday Mail: Be cool picking your ballot
• Republican presidential candidate Newt Gingrich’s ties to Columbus remain deep
• ‘Bang Bang Lady’ lights fuse under Russell County election
• Teen killed, four hurt in wreck near Americus, Ga.
• Pro-life group’s bus touts Santorum in Columbus stop
• Up close and personal: A spiritual gem in the heart of Georgia
• Newt Gingrich criticizes President Barack Obama's policies during visit to Columbus Airport
• FlackCheck urges Ohio broadcast stations to reject misleading Romney SuperPAC ad
• Dem honchos gather in Columbus, as polls show Santorum, Romney in Ohio dead heat
• Hardaway High School students plan Rock-A-Thon to raise money for the Ronald McDonald House in Columbus
• Bobby Gates, 38, of Phenix City in intensive care after swallowing unknown amount of drugs during traffic stop
• Dimon Kendrick-Holmes: Columbus’ rehashed ranking
• Muscogee County Sheriff's Office honors ‘Rising Stars’ who are making their community better
• Flat Rock Park tree planting to celebrate the Girl Scouts Centennial rescheduled for Sunday
• Fort Benning: 3rd Brigade leaves for 1-month training exercise in California
• Russell County man indicted in scheme to transport immigrants has been deported 8 times
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• Columbus State University Passion FAQS program to teach teens about sex
• Muscogee County School District names 10 finalists for Teacher of the Year
• Columbus creates 4,300 jobs over past year as Georgia unemployment rate dips
• Mayor Teresa Tomlinson’s first public forum of ’12 is next week
• Richard Hyatt: Director skates away on thin ice
• Man receives 12 years in prison for robberies
• Fort Benning to perform live-fire weapons demonstration during public meeting on training noise
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• Workers start taking down, installing new sculptures in downtown Columbus
• Information Technology Degree Offered by CSU Earns National 'Best Buy' Ranking
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• Columbus man pleads guilty to federal child pornography charges
• TSYS celebrates Black History Month
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• Convicted killer cites ex-Judge Doug Pullen error in new trial request
• Pleas from lawmakers help Coca-Cola Space Science Center land shuttle nozzle
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• Judge Grendell rules Chardon shooter to be detained for another 15 days
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• Former Russell County sheriff’s deputy Kirby Dollar found dead
• Nash wants a divorce from the Blue Jackets
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• Chuck Williams: City looks good to this pessimist
• Annie Morgan, who was allegedly killed by her 90-year-old husband, remembered as quiet, loving
• Minister Ken DeLoach vies for House 2nd District GOP nomination
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• Ex-Cottonmouth Marcel Richard fired as rink manager
• Blue Jackets Notebook: Clitsome reunites with former coach
• Columbus Fire & EMS: Club 360 suffers smoke, fire damage from afternoon blaze
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• Monday Mail: Chicken schtick hits online fans
• Tornado repairs for Harmony Church expected to be completed by April 15
• Attorney weighs new legal challenge in Henderson case
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• Former Russell County, Little League World Series star Colby Rasmus hopes for fresh start with Toronto Blue Jays after turbulent seasons with St. Louis Cardinals
• Ohio State stumbles into postseason after loss to Miami
• 92-year-old Columbus man faces murder charge in wife's stabbing
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• Columbus police await autopsies in two Oakland Park deaths
• Muscogee County School Board to study student transportation
• Blue Jackets Notebook: Johnson forced to sit
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• Former probation officer charged with theft
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• FBI: Former Talbot County Sheriff Herman Howard accepted bribes
• Another domino falls: Jackets trade Carter
• Women’s issues have strong local voice at U.N.
• Erell Williams killed by fire on Marathon Drive
• U.S. Postal Service moving mail processing from Columbus to Montgomery
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• Ohio AG DeWine joins lawsuit against federal mandate violating religious liberty
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• Chattahoochee Chatter: A round of applause … and again
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• Dr. Biden, DOL Sec. Solis kick off 3-day community college tour in Columbus
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• Black American achievements hailed at annual Black History Observance Breakfast
• Prosecutors: Harris County rape case ends in guilty plea
• Ballistics testing done in Phenix City shooting death investigation
• Officials drop restraining against Joann Flantroy before court hearing
• Barge delivers crane, heavy equipment needed for Eagle & Phenix dam breach
• Congressman Emanuel Cleaver speaks about blacks' role in American history at annual breakfast
• Spare a roll?? Do a good thing! It takes hardly any time at all to donate just O...
• Tim Chitwood's Monday Mail: 'Flash mob' goes out on a limb
• Ledger Inquirer: Historical houses need repairs; owning company cites 'catch-22'
• Five questions with Theresa Garcia, field representative for Congreeman Lynn Westmoreland
• Braves report for spring with mostly same team
• Mayor to ask council to overturn Personnel Review Board's decision that overruled Lt. Little Lynn's dismissal
• Double murder suspect Dane Register had history of troubles, second chances
• Columbus tourism taking shape as drastically visitation rises
• Bourgeois leads School of the Americas Watch in El Paso protest
• More public schools dish up 3 meals a day
• Hitting the jackpot -- sort of
• Auburn man, 23, accused of starting fire that caused death of five dogs
• Auburn man indicted on child porn charge
• Threat of stormy weather prompts ‘flash mob’ tree planting in Lakebottom Park
• 2012 United States Mint Infantry Silver Dollar unveiled at graduation
• Two women plead not guilty to hiding fugitive Leo Scott
• Fort Benning soldiers get suicide prevention training
• Don't forget to see your advisor! Registration is going on now!!! #gmc411
• Official: Caterpillar to build plant in Georgia, bring estimated 1,400 jobs to state
• Triple Nickels monument unveiled at Fort Benning
• Richard Hyatt: Macon's in the midst of a real municipal love affair
• 'Conversation on Race' forum speaker: Despite progress, racism lingers
• Judge declares mistrial in Andre Grier home invasion, rape case
• Three weeks after Leo Scott allegedly killed Velencia Compton, he made their 3-year-old son an orphan
• CSU: Man admits to assaults on campus
• Fort Mitchell woman dies in crash
• Fort Benning defense contractor laying off 359 employees
• United Way of the Chattahoochee Valley overcomes obstacles to reach $6.6 million campaign goal
• Suspect Arrested in Campus Incidents
• Don't forget to see your advisor! Registration is going on now!!! #gmc411
• FAFSA Frenzy is happening right now! It’s tax time – which means it’s time to re...
• Columbus Housing Authority taps Arbor Pointe developer for Booker T. Washington project
• Attorney, Columbus police officer Padro 'Pete' Quezada dies at 68
• Stocking Strangler case: Carlton Gary defense team appeals to federal court for more funds
• Tom Hackett named provost at Columbus State University
• Fort Benning officials still deciding whether 3 soldiers will face court-martial in downtown beating
• Teen arrested on murder charge in November 2010 slaying
• Chattahoochee Chatter: Even ‘Jesus’ had to pay his bar tab
• Rotary Club of Columbus impresses international president
• Columbus Crew announce Barbasol as second jersey sponsor in team history
• Don't forget that all Ethics Essay Contest entries are due Feb. 17 at 5 p.m.! #g...
• CSU Names Tom Hackett as Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs
• Roundabout in the plan for crossing at Lakebottom Park
• Columbus Council leans toward postponing pay raise for city workers
• 3rd annual Ohio eTech technology confab attracts thousands of eduators
• Smiths Station man accused of shooting brother in the back, face
• Six-year-old boy hit by car outside of Eagle Ridge Academy
• Richard Hyatt: Elder brought hospitals to altar
• Black History Month speaker on Fort Benning urges inclusiveness in every organization
• Trial begins in home invasion rape case
• Community Foundation of the Chattahoochee Valley to match donations on DonorsChoose.org to help teachers
• Columbus Council’s stump saga finally grinds to a conclusion
• Show your love for GMC Columbus! #georgiamilitarycollege
• Don't forget the financial aid workshop today in the Aux. Lab from 3 - 5 p.m., a...
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• Maj. Gen. Robert Brown says Fort Benning is in 'pretty darn good shape'
• Ladonia women transported illegal aliens, reports say
• Former Ohio AG Cordray ready to fix mortgage industry at CFPB
• Chuck Williams: Mayor Teresa Tomlinson tackles prison problem
• Creating physical prosperity by reclaiming yourself, your life, your freedom
• No one hurt in mobile home fire
• Man turns gun on himself after pointing shotgun at Cooper Creek Park goers
• School district using program K.A.R.M.A. to fight bullying
• Rotary International president to visit Columbus
• 21-year-old woman charged with trafficking cocaine
• Columbus Council to ponder $11 million mid-year budget increase
• How to save your home through mortgage modifications
• Ladonia women charged with transporting illegal immigrants to Florida
• Check out our new photo album below from the "Bulldog of a Valentine" Movie Even...
• 3rd Heavy Brigade Combat Team prepares for four weeks of training in California deserts
• Ledger Inquirer: Who owns that trashy lot? You, the taxpayer, own it
• Five questions with Courtney George, interim director for CSU's Carson McCullers Center
• Perry’s effort leads Ducks over the Jackets
• Phenix City woman dies in house fire
• Three rehabilitated raptors released at Oxbow Meadows
• Monday Mail: Newt rooters back the Baker grad
• Muscogee County Prison investigation reveals gross misconduct by staff, abuse and sexual relationships
• The hieros gamos: Sacred marriage and sexuality from ancient times to today
• Poll: Georgia evangelicals, ‘very conservatives’ favor Newt Gingrich
• Georgia may take center stage in the toss-up Republican race
• In Alabama, cash-strapped courts could face more cuts
• Columsbus police arrest man in laverne Apartments gunfight
• Soldiers, veterans welcome changes in role of women
• Calvary Christian School in Columbus, GA
• Christian schools in Columbus, GA
• Mercer University to set up medical school in Columbus
• $325 million Powerball pot pushes more Columbus residents to play big
• Craving Girl Scout cookies? There’s an app for that
• 648 Maneuver Enhancement Brigade challenged by drawdown in afghanistan
• Dimon Kendrick-Holmes: Lessons learned from NCLB
• Poll: Newt Gingrich’s rivals moving in on his lead in Georgia despite big roots in state
• Columbus couple scratch off $7million jackpot at Citgo food mart
• Changes ahead in Muscogee County Schools after President Barack Obama waives ‘No Child Left Behind’
• Richard Hyatt: Braves aren’t looking this way for expansion
• Housing Authority ready to push Booker T. Washington Apartments redevelopment
• Home invasion suspect caught
• Rasmussen Reports on Ohio: Obama leads Romney, ties with Santorum
• Bettman understands fans’ frustration
• Jackets lose more than a game to the Stars
• FBI, police will return to Opelika site where child's remains found
• News Assault Breacher Vehicle saves lives & time
• No charges in death of pedestrian Wednesday
• Mercer medical school to unveil area ‘partnership’ with Columbus Regional, St. Francis
• Wow! We have a pretty good tower going, but we still need more! Please bring you...
• Federal, state housing settlement deal to bring $335M to Ohio, AG DeWine says
• Mark you calendars for this amazing event sponsored by your SGA! More details co...
• Ohio, Georgia GOP to team up for March 6 Super Tuesday primary
• FAFSA Frenzy is happening right now! It’s tax time – which means it’s time to re...
• Come enjoy pizza & wings with us as we watch "Bad Teacher" today (Thursday) at 8...
• Visitation Day Coincides with Climax of CSU Homecoming 2012
• Columbus Technical College instructor to teach English in China
• Ranger treks 565 miles to Indianapolis to raise awareness about problems veterans face
• First breaching of river dam for whitewater course just weeks away
• Arnold Middle seventh grader wins spelling bee amid buzz of confusion
• Columbus Crew tests roster depth in first scrimmage of 2012
• Coroner: No foul play suspected in death at Columbus apartment
• Chattahoochee Chatter: Spelling bee buzzes with c-h-u-c-k-l-e-s
• Suspects sought for using counterfeit money
• Most area legislators against Georgia charter school amendment
• There is an SGA Open Meeting today at 11 AM in Room 123. And don't forget to com...
• Life of a salesman: After 54 years in men’s clothing industry, Ken Crumpler reflects on evolution of trends and downtown Columbus upon his retirement
• There is an SGA Open Meeting today at 11 AM in Room 123. And don't forget to com...
• Job Fair set for Feb. 16 at Convention & Trade Center
• Muscogee County grand jury indicts three men on murder charges in March 2011 shooting death of pastor Blanchard Thomas
• Synovus Financial Corp. raising cash to pay off nearly $207 million in maturing debt
• Judge denies aging appeal in 1994 death penalty case
• Police: Fort Benning soldiers went on binge before fatal crash
• Poll shows new high for low marks for Ohio Gov. Kasich
• Ohio Dems 'Report Card' on go-go Gov. Kasich: 3Fs, 2Ds, 1C minus
• Richard Hyatt: The road greatly traveled
• Fort Benning, Potawatomi Training hires contract manager
• Upgrade to Russell County Judicial Center nearly complete
• Gov. Kasich touches on familiar themes in annual address to Ohio lawmakers
• CSU Theatre Students Advance to Kennedy Center Finals
• Don't forget about all of the campus happenings this week: Line the Library Chal...
• It’s tax time – which means it’s time to renew your FAFSA! Use your 2011 taxes t...
• Linwood foundation giving historic cemetery a facelift
• Newspaper in Education: Ledger-Enquirer to organize Labor Day weekend book sale
• Columbus police say man in truck tried to run over woman, later found in possession of marijuana
• Neighbor says Rene Barrios was in SUV that ran over his infant daughter
• Appeals court reverses Superior Court Judge Doug Pullen for improper comments -- again
• Georgia Sen. Josh McKoon backs bill that would cap lobbyist gifts at $100
• Columbus police investigate woman’s death at Comfort Inn on Macon Road
• Chuck Williams: Speakest thou plainly, mayor
• Suspicious package found in County Road post office contained rotten seafood
• Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic School still plans to close; Students encouraged to go to St. Anne-Pacelli
• A night of improvisation on Persian classical music with Grammy winning duo
• Live 'From the Heartland', its the SOTS with your host, Ohio Gov. John Kasich
• Attention Students! It’s tax time – which means it’s time to renew your FAFSA!...
• Happy Midterm Week! Don't forget about all of the campus happenings this week: L...
• Ledger Inquirer: No plans to repair dilapidated house on River Road
• Sales tax referendum backers say suggested tax increase vital to future
• 5 Questions with Katherine Webb: Miss Alabama USA seeks to set an example
• Invoking divine protection as a couple for Valentine’s Day
• Ohio GOP's intra-party wars bode well for Obama this fall
• Monday Mail: Go cuckoo catching up with Newt
• Illegal immigrant charged after truck runs over infant girl in driveway
• 55-year-old man dies in 5-car wreck on Buena Vista Road
• Columbus adoptive mom pleads not guilty in toddler’s death
• Young Buckeyes winless streak reaches 10 after loss to Michigan State
• Eufaula native, Troy standout playing for New York Giants in Super Bowl today
• Insurance company sues Michael A. Eddings in real estate fallout
• Retired generals mixed on 2013 shift in Afghanistan fighting
• Frozen yogurt business starting to heat up
• Block scheduling may be necessary for some, but it has its drawbacks
• Hospital chaplains in Columbus, Georgia
• 11th annual Health Expo set for today
• Authorities believe wrecked MCSD school bus was driven by juveniles
• Michael Curry's appeal: Evidence too weak for guilty verdict to stand
• Glenwood School substitute teacher Charles Fessenden not indicted on enticement charge
• Russell County jury deadlocks in case of alleged child abuse
• Civilian employee killed, soldier injured in wreck on 1st Division Road near Fort Benning
• Line-tangled goose escapes rescue try in Idle Hour Park
• Dimon Kendrick-Holmes: When nobody cares if you flip
• Michigan State rallies to keep Ohio State icers winless in nine
• Accused Veterans Memorial Middle School teacher released on bond
• Currently, the WebAdvisor system is offline for system maintenance. For plannin...
• Next week is full of events for GMC Columbus campus students! Make sure you chec...
• Campus will be closed and no classes will be held on Saturday, February 4. Good...
• Ex-teacher Cristina Preston released from jail, police say she may face more charges
• Running Ranger who left Columbus now 100 miles from home
• Gaggle of rescuers at Idle Hour Park hopes to save tangled, hurt geese
• RICHARD HYATT: Increase in sex crimes unexplainable
• Columbus police: Parents charged in baby’s death
• Report wants Ohioans to benefit from 'shale boom' if fracking expanded
• Baskets of rocks will replace concrete in wall at Weracoba Creek
• Clock mishap does not amuse Howson; Bettman
• Russell County jury continues deliberations in child sex case
• Ohio Ballot Board to take up right-to-work amendment
• Register to vote in the state of Georgia today! See Mrs. Voynich for information!
• Campus will be closed and no classes will be held on Saturday, February 4. Study...
• National signing day: 43 Bi-City players sign national letters of intent to play in college
• 59 vying for Muscogee County Teacher of the Year award
• Grand jury indicts Columbus man on involuntary manslaughter in death of childhood friend
• Police still hunting for Leo DeAndre Scott
• Veterans Memorial teacher charged in sexual assault of student could face dismissal from job
• Van pins, kills 76-year-old man working beneath it
• $33,750 purchase request stumps Columbus Councilors
• Despite ad, Cantrell family still set to purchase Goetchius House
• Chattahoochee Chatter: Polling question goes unanswered
• Alabama Department of Environmental Management to aid Mill Creek cleanup
• A church on every corner
• Poll shows rising approval for Obama in battleground Ohio
• Poll shows rising approval for Obama in battleground Ohio
• CTC Celebrates New Center with kick-off Breakfast
• We are proud of our GMC Bulldogs!
• Help us Line the Library during February! Bring wrapped toilet paper to the libr...
• Edward A. White Elementary School celebrates 50th birthday, remembers namesake
• Columbus police may finally get $2.5M computer reporting system
• In Talbot County, former Talbotton police chief pleads guilty to lying to federal agents amid corruption investigation
• The Amerigroup Foundation gives The Medical Center $20K grant for children’s services
• Yancy Craft, 41-year-old pediatrician, pleads guilty to charges of downloading child pornography
• Muscogee County Prison lieutenant, fired for having sexual relationship with subordinate, faces appeal of his reinstatement
• Columbus Councilors question $5.9 million plan to replace city's aging vehicles
• Richard Hyatt: ‘Southern Ashe’ to rock it out again
• Aflac’s fourth-quarter profit jumps 25% to $546 million despite investment losses
• Boys & Girls Club kick off annual 'It Just Takes One' fundraising campaign
• Veterans Memorial teacher charged with sexual assault of student
• Report details Ohio manufacturing decline, says healthcare best for jobs now
• Cordray engages Senators with 1st CFPB report
• Check your student e-mail now for a February Calendar of Events! The calendar wi...
• Manhunt, One Year Later: STRAY BULLETS: Police missteps before manhunt could have been fatal
• Chuck Williams: Ewell Bell, 69, is the last of his kind
• Auto theft only major crime to increase in Columbus in 2011
• Trio of Ohio cities among top 50 U.S. cities by number of industrial jobs
• Ohio Sens. Brown, Portman agree to take up STOCK Act
• Council to hear plan this morning for replacing aging vehicle fleet
• Man gets 10 years after striking teen with car on porch
• Antonio B. Wallace, 23, accused of molesting 5-year-old girl, ordered held on $20k bonds
• Union membership up nationally, down in Ohio, 2011 BLS stats show
• Don't forget to vote for your movie choice for the Midterm Movie event, sposored...
• Tim Chitwood's Monday Mail: Holsters don't need stinkin' permits
• Ledger Inquirer: Neighbor says he and widow both own tree
• Couple robbed of $6,500 in their driveway Saturday night
• 5 questions with Mike Dansereau, formerly with the Georgia Department of Juvenile Justice
• Manhunt, One Year Later: BROKEN PERIMETER: Despite police presence, Richard F. Dodelin bolts from house and flees into woods
• Signs of the times: Anti-Kasich signs sprout along, removed from Ohio turnpike
• FATAL FEUD: Before manhunt, troubled attorney Richard Dodelin sent warning signs
• Express your commitment to another at Unity North Atlanta Church
• Learning to support others through prayer at Atlanta Unity Church
• Energetic balance: Assemblage point training at Atlanta Unity Church
• Mayor clarifies mechanism to add sunset to tax freeze
• Voice workshop for those who sing from the soul at Atlanta Unity Church
• Research identifies health benefits from participation in drumming circles
• Work on 14th Street bridge behind schedule, to be finished by fall
• Edward DuBose of Columbus wins fourth term as Georgia NAACP president
• Police say child’s skull found in Opelika
• Muscogee County School District: Middle school debate teams to compete today
• Fort Benning opens new center for Comprehensive Soldier Fitness Program
• Dimon Kendrick-Holmes: Keep spontaneity alive
• Man wanted in his ex-girlfriend’s fatal shooting in South carolina
• Fort Benning's Josh Olson nominated for sport on 2012 U.S. Paralympic team
• Second soldier acquitted in the downtown Columbus beating of a former soldier and woman
• Muscogee County School District: Cantrell wants district to consider performing arts academy at Jordan
• Economic metrics show Ohio, nation growing green
• There will be a Phi Theta Kappa meeting at 2:30 pm in Room 118 on Monday, Januar...
• Columbus pulling together 'battle plan' as Pentagon proposes deep defense cuts
• Richard Hyatt: Cold facts about the tax freeze
• Arbor Pointe kicks off new phase of mixed-income housing complex
• Open Door Community House expo offers help for the homeless
• Sam Wellborn wins fifth term on Department of Transportation board
• Columbus Courts: Abuser David Earl Woodard says he was also a victim
• Parks and Rec employee arrested for theft
• Chad Starling gets eight years in prison in vehicular homicide case
• At court-martial, witness says she feared for soldier’s life during downtown Columbus beating
• Cosmetology Students Offer Free Haircuts for Homeless
• Obama 'Blueprint' plan offers Ohio new job recovery tools
• Chad R. Starling pleads guilty to vehicular homicide of Joseph Grant Laverty, sentenced to 8 years in prison
• It's great to be a GMC Columbus Bulldog!
• Mail-in absentee voting for primary starts in Muscogee County
• Columbus Council rejects Goetchius House alcohol license
• Our Student Government Association (SGA) is holding their meeting today (Thursda...
• Patrick Harrington beating: Former Russell County Sheriff Tommy Boswell removed from civil suit
• Sara Ruth Carroll: Former Wynnton School principal, St. Francis volunteer dies
• Sources: Army plans to cut 80,000 soldiers; impact on Fort Benning unknown
• Chattahoochee Chatter: Going to see council meet? Pack a lunch
• Columbus man accused of impregnating 12-year-old in his care
• Officials break ground on new middle school in Midland
• Nature Conservancy protects over 300,000 acres in Georgia
• Columbus Mayor Teresa Tomlinson nominates Dwight Hamrick as permanent warden of Muscogee County Prison
• Longtime W.T. Harvey Lumber exec Wilfred E. ‘Bubber’ Gross dies at 83
• 2nd Medical marijuana amendment approved by Ohio Ballot Board
• Want to be published? Want to share your creativity with others? Submit your wor...
• Obama's 'Blueprint for America' bodes well for Ohio manufacturers
• Need a job? Office Assistant Positions are available on campus now! See Ms. Enge...
• Columbus Council puts vote on Sunday alcohol sales on Nov. 6 ballot
• State of the Union: President Obama promises to shrink gap between rich, poor
• Richard Hyatt: Kathy Allen shares her story
• You may now register for the Spring term after meeting with your advisor. The cu...
• Our Lady of Lourdes needs to raise $250,000 by Feb. 3 to remain open
• Dr. George Lipscomb wins lifetime achievement award from St. Francis Hospital Foundation
• Tyrone Brown, 30, sentenced to 10 years for hitting man with car
• Columbus school bus driver shot at, robbed
• TSYS reports profit of $59.8 million, up nearly 27 percent
• Troop training levels at Fort Benning at six-year low
• Columbus Council hears differing views on proposed transportation tax
• Synovus posts second profit in a row: $12.8 million
• Ohio Gov. Kasich's big business gamble, JobsOhio, ready to roll
• Cleveland high-tech CEO to sit with First Lady at SOTU
• What do Buckeyes want to hear in Obama's SOTU tonight?
• Don't forget: We have workshops today and every Tuesday from 3-5PM in the testin...
• Chuck Williams: Newt Gingrich has George Wallace-like anger
• Columbus Council: Sunday alcohol referendum vote expected tonight
• Columbus/Phenix City area spared worst of Monday's storms
• District Attorney Julia Slater gets file on September shooting that saw a Columbus policeman fatally shoot a suspected bank robber and a Fort Benning fire inspector
• Stocking strangler case: Judge cuts federal funds for Carlton Gary's defense
• Weracoba Creek retaining wall repair to cost $75K
• Columbus police seek public’s help in finding two suspects
• Man pleads guilty to pointing pellet gun at officers
• Man accused in accidental shooting said cousin was victim of drive-by
• Pair of Columbus police officers under review after separate allegations
• Ohio Catholic school principal among White House 'Champions of Change' honorees
• Pro-life group holds program on anniversary of Roe vs. Wade
• The Department of Education has started identifying students eligible to receive...
• CTC Names Top Four Students
• Strickland criticizes Romney, advises Obama to talk manufacturing in SOTU
• Don't forget: We have workshops every Tuesday from 3-5PM in the testing lab to a...
• It is time to complete your 2012-2013 financial aid application. Once you have c...
• Ledger Inquirer: Widow, 80, has long-running woes with oak next door
• 5 questions with Robert W. Wilkeson D.O., Columbus Technical College's dean of the School of Health Sciences
• Phenix City leaders balk at proposed lodging tax for Fort Mitchell National Historic Landmark
• Monday Mail: So whose district do you live in?
• Police use stun gun on 22-year-old man who struck mother, punched father
• The Grandview Heights/Marble Cliff Foundation will host a gala on January 28th
• Georgia judge orders Obama to appear in Atlanta court
• Columbus-area housing market rises in 2011 as BRAC wraps up Industry pros: Financial, consumer headwinds likely to keep market from heating up in 2012
• Storm snaps trees, blocks traffic
• Columbus teen jailed after accidentally shooting boy
• Buckeyes, Ferris State battle to tie before Bulldogs win shootout
• Columbus residents enjoy the benefits of biking to work on Fall Line Trace
• Forty years later, property tax freeze back under attack in Columbus
• Robert Sommers, Governor John Kasich's education czar, is an articulate advocate
• New Orleans authorities release Alabama fan Brian Downing on $10,000 bond
• Erica James, 20, arrested as suspect in hit and run
• Four Muscogee County School District schools honored for student achievement
• Wrecked Mustang recovered, driver nowhere to be found
• I-185 bridge repairs not over budget despite delays
• Dimon Kendrick-Holmes: Lessons from a Krystal
• Ferris State builds big lead then holds off Ohio State icers
• Columbus Rep. Kip Smith dined with Anheuser-Busch lobbyist on night of his DUI arrest
• 37 arrested in Russell County drug sting
• Columbus Crew set to begin earlier, end later in 2012
• Local Bama fan identified celebrating in lewd video from New Orleans Krystal
• Polls show Obama, Brown up, mixed results for 'Heartbeat' bill, fracki
• Columbus creates 1,600 jobs in past year, most in Georgia
• Army official in Washington says too early to know training impact at Fort Benning
• FBI affidavit: Woman drove 300 miles to stab husband at Fort Benning
• Edgewood Elementary School student hit by car at bus stop
• National Guardsman accused of rape freed after grand jury dismisses case
• Firefighter who embezzled thousands of dollars in federal grant money sentenced to five years of probation
• I-185 Bridge repairs nearing completion
• Report says Ohio fails to protect citizens from tobacco-caused disease and death
• Ohio Dems howl at state watchdog's partisanship, poor performance
• Fort Benning to train 35,000 fewer troops this fiscal year
• Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal admires 'job creation' at Kia's West Point plant
• 2nd congressional district: Retired Col. John House takes aim at House seat
• Muscogee County Schools: Columbus High senior sends MIT acceptance tube into sky
• Hundreds attend Fort Benning job fair
• Georgia District 133: Days after state Rep. Kip Smith’s DUI arrest, a challenger surfaces
• Chattahoochee Chatter: Tradition for bookworms comes to end
• Man wanted in capital murder case in Phenix City surrenders to police
• UGA Economist says Columbus to add 1,400 jobs this year, housing market stable but in a 'through'
• $32.5 million City Service Center project on schedule
• Gov. Kasich 'on-the-road' to Steubenville for state of state address
• Ohio's Boehner at odds with billionaire Buffet over key business talking points
• Short on funds, Ohio DOT pushes big projects back years
• 2011 1098Ts are now available for downloading/printing. Simply log into your GMC...
• Police: Self-defense shooting thwarts burglary, appears legal
• Columbus homeowner who shot would-be burglar likely to face no charges
• Ohio House Republicans outline 2012 priorities, initiatives
• ‘State of the City:’ Mayor Teresa Tomlinson proposes property tax change
• Jackets rally over shorthanded Oilers
• Double homicide case: Judge rejects Michael Jason Registe’s move to suppress phone data
• Construction pushes forward at St. Francis Hospital
• Muscogee County School Board keeps leaders in role, legal counsel
• Muscogee County judge enjoins public tree cutting to clear billboard views
• Merle Haggard concert at Columbus Civic Center canceled
• Richard Hyatt: Join the single-cup brewer club
• Grand jury dismisses assault charges against Columbus attorney Shevon Thomas
• Mayor Teresa Tomlinson: Apply a sunset to property tax freeze
• Ohio colleges among recipients of $77M in USDOT transportation challenge grants
• Don't forget! Newspaper meeting tomorrow (Wednesday) in room 118 at 2:30 pm!
• Feral hogs damaging property near Fort Benning
• Phenix City homicide: Capital murder warrant issued for Walter Robert Lee Patterson III
• Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic School in south Columbus may close
• Chuck Williams: Put alcohol sales on earliest ballot
• Harris County man snared in 'To Catch a Predator' has new trial motion denied
• Mayor Pro-Tem Evelyn Turner Pugh receives MLK Jr. 'Unity' award
• Who's who of 'To Catch a Predator'
• Wild temperature swings to continue
• Columbus Mayor Pro-Tem Evelyn Turner Pugh gets MLK Jr. Unity Award
• Tim Chitwood's Monday Mail: Readers talk trash, need for cleanup
• One man arrested in connection with Saturday shooting in Columbus
• 5 questions with Superior Court judge Arthur L. Smith III
• Several MLK activities set for today
• Ledger Inquirer: House next door making it hard for landlord to rent his
• Michigan ices Buckeyes outside at Frozen Diamond Faceoff
• Michigan ices Buckeyes in Frozen Diamond Faceoff
• Columbus city parks and rec facilities will remain open most holidays
• City leaders’ ticket requests for Civic Center concerts make for cultural contrasts
• Chattahoochee Valley comes out for MLK parade
• After weighing change in legal counsel, Muscogee County School District keeps status quo
• One killed, one injuried in Phenix City shooting
• Ohio State, Michigan icers ready to take it outside Sunday in Cleveland
• Michigan scores early and late to down Ohio State icers
• Muscogee County Schools new social media policy discourages ‘friending,’ texting between teachers, students
• Brookstone students volunteer with local organizations
• Columbus legislator Kip Smith takes 'full responsibility' for DUI arrest
• Emory’s Allison Batson donates organ to Columbus High, AU grad Clay Taber
• Columbus police seeks witnesses in late Thursday shooting
• SOA watch protestor Theresa M. Cusimano sentenced to six months in federal prison for entering Fort Benning
• Obama to add SBA to cabinet, turn 6 agencies into 1. Will Ohio's Boehner help?
• 2011 1098Ts are now available for downloading/printing. Simply log into your G...
• Congratulations to all!
• Administrative offices will be closed and classes will not meet at the Georgia M...
• Plenty of MLK activities planned in Columbus area
• Retired Col. Roy G. Plummer urges Fort Benning to remember, celebrate Martin Luther King Jr.
• Richard Hyatt: Digging up old times on video
• Fort Benning earns high marks for energy efficiency
• Billy Turner will earn $175/hour after $2,000 monthly retainer to run Water Works on interim basis
• Jim Buntin receives Greater Columbus Chamber of Commerce's Woodruff Award
• Man sought on molestation charges caught in Atlanta
• Sex offender worked as substitute teacher in Russell County
• Big weekend for Ohio State hockey begins Friday against Michigan
• VP Biden, Education Sec. Duncan, Ohio Sen. Brown talk degrees and debt
• Congratulations to the winner of the FYE Passport iPad2 - Kacey Burger!
• Are you interested in leadership roles on campus? Our Student Government Associa...
• Experts Offer Cloudy Financial Forecast for 2012
• Business as usual at Columbus Dolly Madison bakery as parent company files for bankruptcy protection
• Administrative offices will be closed and classes will not meet at the Georgia M...
• Chattahoochee Chatter: Chambers County lets one rip
• Georgia's budget proposal spurs hope worst is over in cuts for Muscogee County School District
• Columbus Fire & EMS: Fire inspector, his son charged with theft
• Police recommend House of Restoration director be charged with theft after inquiry
• Water service temporarily knocked out in Midtown
• Financial adviser sees disappointment, volatility for Columbus economy in 2012
• Columbus Council proposes fining residents $100 for not spaying, neutering pets
• Are you interested in leadership roles on campus? Our Student Government Associa...
• Are you ready for your iPad? The final drawing for the iPad will take place on...
• Construction on new Carver High School is on schedule
• Richard Hyatt: Nolan Murrah Jr. leaves legacy in hometown
• VP Biden, Education chief Duncan to talk college affordability in Ohio
• Two men convicted in 2005 death reindicted
• Former firefighter gets three years probation in drug possession case
• Troup County officials increase reward money in now-fatal armed robbery
• Memorial set for Fort Benning soldier killed in motorcycle crash
• Comedian Jeff Foxworthy puts 1,000 Harris County acres in conservation plan
• Columbus Council proposes putting vote on Sunday alcohol sales to November ballot
• Will energy behind Indiana right-to-work bill flow to Ohio RTW amendment?
• CSU Alumni Association Seeks Award Nominations
• Congratulations to Professor Cathy Carter on receiving this year's award for Fac...
• Administrative offices will be closed and classes will not meet at the Georgia M...
• Columbus Council pushes back possible vote on Sunday alcohol sales to November
• Students, you spoke, and we listened! Your new student e-mail boxes are now avai...
• Are you ready for your iPad? The final drawing for the iPad will take place on...
• Columbus State University adding more student housing to downtown
• Restraining order levied against former city worker
• BCS National Championship Game: No. 2 Alabama beats No. 1 LSU 21-0 for BCS title
• Ohio Ballot Board approves Ohio Personhood Amendment
• Families have sound reasons for choosing private schools
• Chinese delegation gets tour of city
• Cathy Williams expects competition for Muscogee County School Board chair position
• Chuck Williams: Workers now expected to adapt
• Woman pleads not guilty to shooting neighbor
• Man sentenced to 2 years in prison for hitting police officer
• Man caught trying to clean up meth lab pleads guilty
• Charter Review Commission sends six proposals to November ballot
• Sunday sales back before Columbus Council for consideration
• Make sure to check your NEW student e-mail for a January calendar of campus even...
• Arniel out as Jackets coach
• Today is the first day of class! Very excited to see you all!
• Five questions with Jim Morpeth, founder of Country's Barbecue
• Fire destroys Teaver Road Baptist Church, no injuries reported
• Ledger Inquirer: Tree isn’t the only thing leaning on Vernon Drive home
• Police: Woman arrested for shooting 70-year-old neighbor in back, shoulder
• Monday Mail: Playing Christmas opossum
• Georgia Legislature likely to maintain tight budget despite revenue growth
• Police: Infant shaken to death; Fort Benning soldier charged with murder
• Fort Benning bracing for ‘significant changes’ after Obama announces $487 billion in military cuts over next decade
• Pre-K cuts, childhood obesity top concerns at Columbus forum
• Columbus area Alabama, LSU fans ready for BCS championship game
• Six from Columbus area make list of ‘100 Most Influential Georgians’
• Sheriff John Darr explores health options for suspect in sexual assault case
• Former Russell County sheriff's deputies get prison time for beating Patrick Harrington
• Police seek possible suspects in fatal shooting
• Displaced residents happy to survive Phenix City apartment fire
• Local authorities await federal report on Swift Mill fire
• Stewart Community Home to honor missionary the Rev. Sandra McCann at annual fundraiser
• Dimon Kendrick-Holmes: Kids get a longwinter nap
• One thing is certain, Ohio's John Boehner is no Ben Franklin
• Ohio's Cordray hits ground growling as nation's new consumer finance watchdog
• The first day of class is January 9! Can't wait to see you at GMC Columbus!
• Magazine Recognizes Columbus State President
• Magazine Recognizes Columbus State President
• Columbus woman charged with vehicular homicide in 2011 pedestrian crash
• Former Fort Benning lieutenant generals remember past budget cuts
• Barber shop owner killed in Columbus' first murder of 2012
• Richard Hyatt: Mayor's speech should be public
• Habitat for Humanity chooses 19 families out of 125 applicants
• One soldier accused in downtown beating acquitted at court-martial
• Sentencing for former deputies set for today
• Ohio State hockey wants to avoid letdown against rival Bowling Green
• Four Finalists Named for Provost-Vice President for Academic Affairs
• Columbus teen held without bond on attempted rape, aggravated child molestation charges sits free outside Musocgee County Jail on 'medical furlough,' but no one picks him up
• Columbus State provost search down to four finalists
• Pierce: Springer Opera House passes $10 million mark in campaign pledges
• Columbus Water Works' ex-president Billy Turner to fill interim post
• Chattahoochee Chatter: Is Dee Armstrong returning to nightly news on TV?
• Taitz returns: Georgia judge to hear arguments on Obama’s eligibility in presidential election
• Man indicted for downtown slaying
• City to be part of Department of Transportation's feasibility study on passenger rail travel
• $35M post road project almost done
• Dems file lawsuit on secret GOP district map drawing at Ohio Supreme Court
• Obama confronts GOP by naming Ohio's Cordray as consumer finance bureau chief
• Are you ready for your iPad? The final drawing for the iPad will take place on...
• Richard Hyatt: Vance Smith Jr. saw the Georgia House change
• Proposed grocery tax unlikely to be approved by the Georgia General Assembly
• Commission on Passenger Rail to hear speakers at today's first meeting
• 'Week of Extremes': Temperatures to leap from freeze to sudden warmth
• Youngstown earthquake rumbles spread to Columbus
• 9-vehicle wreck brings Victory Drive traffic to standstill, authorities say no one seriously injured
• Harris County Man charged with vehicular homicide in woman’s death
• Man dies in Second Avenue crash, 7-year-old boy injured on same street hours later
• Facing murder charge, man pleads guilty to unrelated attempted theft
• Update: Child on bicycle struck by vehicle on Second Avenue is 'going to be fine'
• Students, you spoke, and we listened! Your new student e-mail boxes are now avai...
• Chuck Williams: Baseball comes easy to Columbus High's Kyle Carter
• Apartment complexes, nearly 500 units combined, on the way from Woodruff Co., Greystone Properties
• Bush-ax murder appeal tops high-profile cases of 2012
• Ohioans Cordray, Boehner key players in Obama 'recess' appointment storm
• 2-year-old boy killed in New Year's Day fire found in bedroom with burns to most of his body
• Three pedestrians killed in two separate traffic incidents on New Year's Eve
• Studies reveal addictive nature of smartphone use
• Bulldogs drop 33-30 heartbreaker to Michigan State in Outback Bowl
• Happy Bowl Day: Here's today's schedule of college football bowl games
• 2-year-old dies in Columbus house fire
• 5 questions with fitness instructor Angie DiMattia
• Couple rings in new year with birth of first daughter
• Arniel thinks media is ‘piling on’
• Monday Mail: The Phoenix and the Trojan
• Ledger Inquirer: Weracoba Creek back in the news
• Ohio's 4.0 earthquake shakes up fracas over fracking
• City leaders look toward new year
• Supporters want probation for deputy convicted in Harrington beating
• Ranger decides to run home to Indy
• Gov. Kasich gets tattooed, after kicking the hornets nest, playing with fire
• Gov. Kasich gets tattooed, after kicking the hornets nest, playing with fire
• YEAR IN REVIEW: Curry's murder conviction tops local news stories
• School uniforms challenge the need for self-expression
• Community loses several leaders in 2011
• New Year's resolutions series: Many ways to learn something new in 2012
• Police: Girl, 14, boarded bus to Alabama to escape alleged child molester
• Dimon Kendrick-Holmes: When giving hope feels hopeless
• Ohio Personhood amendment petition certified by attorney general
• Milgen Road Kmart part of announced closings
• Richard Hyatt: Looking for ‘it’ from Bill Street
• New Year's resolutions series: Consider your interests when searching for volunteer opportunities
• YEAR IN REVIEW: Crime, football, Carter among top online stories
• Driver threatens to run over crowd, injures one
• Trash collection up 8.5 percent over holidays
• Ohio AG's report on ODOD awards compliance shows mixed results
• Ohio AG's report on ODOD awards compliance shows mixed results
• YEAR IN REVIEW: Teams, athletes bring home championships, accolades
• Man wanted for 1999 Columbus rape arrested in Gulf Shores earlier this month
• New Year's Resolution Series: Make more time for family, yourself in the new year
• Teen, 19, indicted on bomb threats
• Chattahoochee Chatter: Meat, potatoes to more jobs
• Police: Robert Durden, who allegedly poured gasoline over a child's toys and clothes, punched officer several times
• Sentencing delayed until February for former cop who robbed Columbus bank
• Former CEO Richard Anthony phasing out of Synovus
• Students, you spoke, and we listened! Your new student e-mail boxes are now avai...
• Congratulations to our President's and Dean's List Recipients!
• Ohio households have slow Internet speeds, report shows
• Blue Jackets lose yet another third period lead
• Groome Transportation shuttle service leases parking spaces from city for overflow holiday parking
• Passenger busted for cocaine, gun after state trooper stops car
• Richard Hyatt: Hospitalists filling void in health care
• YEAR IN REVIEW: Business booms despite a year of lowered expectations at Fort Benning
• Columbus police say man tried to burn kid’s toys
• New Year’s Resolution series: Get your home organized in the new year
• Columbus Park Crossing Sears likely safe from closure
• Ohio University is no stranger to anti-poverty initiatives
• Ohio AG DeWine, Rep. Dovilla team up to take on elder abuse issues
• YEAR IN REVIEW: It was a year of progress in Columbus government, but not on all fronts
• Phenix City-Russell County Public Library appoints board of advisors
• Shoppers get out to exchange, return Christmas gifts
• Chuck Williams: New Facebook provides a look back
• Smiths Station man dies in mobile home fire
• New Year’s Resolutions: Save money, pay off debt in new year
• YEAR IN REVIEW: A year of crime and courtroom drama
• On the Job with Columbus AARP President Dorothy Harris
• Series on New Year’s Resolutions: Make realistic health goals in the new year
• Monday Mail: Revenuers bug Santa, prompt letter
• Ledger Inquirer: A look back at 2011’s best Inquirers
• Moon's ‘Da Vinci glow,’ Venus, Jupiter set sky show
• Masked gunman robs Columbus Park Crossing Buffalo Wild Wings
• Three projects valued at $30.6 million up for bid at Fort Benning
• Mike Venable uses blog as tool against his cancer
• Reward for Steve Toms’ killer closing in on $25,000 mark thanks to contributions from local residents
• Columbus offers five sites for Christmas tree recycling
• With Christmas Day falling on Sunday, pastors amend worship services but not their message
• NORAD Santa Tracker 2011 official site: Where is Santa Claus right now?
• Columbus trash pickup different days during holidays, but Phenix-City schedule remains the same
• Talbot deputy pleads guilty to extortion
• Holiday Grinches continue tradition; burglaries rise in Columbus area
• Prices at pump drop as travelers hit the road
• Dimon Kendrick-Holmes: Traditions make the holidays bright
• Columbus jobless rate drops to 8.6%
• Richard Hyatt: Civic Center probe in DA’s hands
• Troy University to put mark on Phenix City with riverfront campus
• Ohio's Boehner backs off balk on Senate's bi-partisan payroll tax bill
• Warm weather gives Christmas Day a break, then returns
• Man fires handgun at two pit bulls to save neighbor’s dog
• Teen charged with assaulting 12-year-old girl at Belvedere Park gets no bond
• Ohio's Boehner backs off balk on Senate's bi-partisan payroll tax bill
• Obama, McConnell urge Boehner, House GOP to pass Senate payroll tax bill
• Layaway ‘angels’ at Kmart come to rescue for Columbus holiday shoppers
• Reward fund in Steve Toms’ case up to $20,000
• Chattahoochee Chatter: OK, so our mind’s in the gutter
• Man being held on assault, drug charges granted $4,500 bonds
• Man gets $15,000 bond on armed robbery charge 2 weeks after murder acquittal
• Major League pitcher, Shaw grad Edwin Jackson to give away 100 bikes today
• Stocking Strangler case: Judge in Carlton Gary case orders more DNA testing in 1977 rape case
• Jailed murderer indicted in 1996 slaying
• Columbus man facing child pornography allegation ordered held on $150K bonds
• Phenix City councilman Arthur L. Sumbry Sr. to run for re-election despite indictments for perjury, forgery
• Columbus courts: Five men indicted on murder charge in November 2010 fatal shooting
• Phenix City Council approves decision to give $2 million to Troy University to build riverfront campus
• Richard Hyatt: Almanac was a Southern mainstay
• Important Race for 2012 to Begin Planning For
• Gov. Kasich cites 1st year successes, critics cite failures
• Columbus courts: Columbus man facing child porn accusations ordered held on $150K bonds
• Chuck Williams:Let the people decide Sunday sales
• Man pleads guilty to 2002 robbery
• Principals say keep kids reading, doing math during Christmas break
• Ohio AG DeWine high on hopes Clement can take down Obamacare before Supremes
• Police seek man accused of child molestation
• Man faces 15 counts of sexual exploitation
• Bob Tant, president of Columbus Water Works, dies at 65 after surgery, battle with cancer
• Georgia has eight portable hospitals ready for disaster
• Better Health in the New Year Starts With Training for a 5K or Even More
• Nursing Students Earn $1000 total from Hartline, Klayder Scholarships
• On payroll tax cut, Speaker Boehner balks, rejoins GOP flock opposing it
• Ledger Inquirer: Fallen oak creates neighborhood eyesore, city could take action
• 5 Questions with Justin Finney, first recipient of a doctorate degree from Columbus State University
• Columbus Water Works President Bob Tant, 65, dies
• Kasich and Boehner applaud dip in jobless worker rate, others advise caution
• Cleveland home foreclosure tragedy profiled on CBS 60 Minutes
• Kim Jong Il: North Korea's dynastic leader with nuclear ambition dies at 69
• State Sen. Josh McKoon speaker at Columbus Technical College commencement tonight
• Monday Mail: Marathon joke runs into 'Tosh.'
• Ledger-Enquirer database of Columbus government workers shows new directors earning higher pay
• Blue Jackets end home stand with a thud
• New Columbus Regional Healthcare System CEO likes medical talent in Columbus, Southern charm
• Civil War Naval Museum sails into uncharted waters
• Holiday Help: Want to help someone in need?
• Columbus native Arthur Smith sworn in as Chattahoochee Superior Court judge
• Rep. Austin Scott’s first year reflects Tea Party ties
• Federal appeals court upholds conviction in Lee County child porn case
• United Way of the Chattahoochee Valley reaches 94.2 percent of $6.2 million goal
• Fort Benning soldiers heading home for holidays
• Federal grand jury indicts man in bank robbery, doctor in child porn case
• Michael M. Fluellen recreation center upgraded
• Fort Benning begins repairs to fix April tornado damage
• Dimon Kendrick-Holmes: Too early to start closing doors
• Columbus State University Names College of the Arts Dean
• Chattahoochee Valley reacts to formal declaration ending war in Iraq
• Midland Middle School, Northside High School sing their way to $10,000 prize in 'Glee Give a Note Contest'
• Save a Life at the TSYS Blood Drive!
• Jackets cannot catch a break
• Columbus Regional Pediatrics clinic opens
• Georgia Unemployment rate falls to 9.9% in November
• Man gets 3 years in prison for sending powder-laced letter to clerk's office
• A night of firsts at Columbus State University’s graduation
• Richard Hyatt: Christmas -- It’s all about the children
• Russell County Jail on ‘lockdown’ after inmates try to escape
• Publix opens prototype store at Cross Country Plaza
• Ohio bill reunites Ohio’s primaries to single day in March
• Gov. Kasich cautious on whether "Heartbeat bill" would be good for business
• Police: Phenix City man abducted ex-girlfriend, her 4 kids
• Chattahoochee Chatter: Columbus Council edition of Chatter
• Talbot County corruption case: Prosecutors say investigator seized $10,000 from drug dealer, split it with informant
• Muscogee County judge rejects double murderer's new trial request
• Oxbow Meadows: $1.3 million grant to restore longleaf pine ecosystem
• Sertoma Club hosts final Christmas party for hearing impaired students
• Marines promoted inflated story for Medal of Honor winner
• Ohio Hospitality Coalition says VLTs at small businesses good for jobs, revenues
• Are you ready for your iPad? The final drawing for the iPad will take place on...
• National Geographic picks Fantasy in Lights as a top attraction
• Samuel Gann, 63, sentenced to life in prison for murder of Curtis Antonio Terry, 54
• Christopher Smith sentenced to 30 years for reckless murder
• Columbus Council: City will bring back old Comer Gym
• Affidavit: Charles Fessenden talked about sex with 14-year-old Glenwood student
• Closer look shows 1,800 more employees working on Fort Benning
• Ohio primary reunification bill heard today, could be voted on tomorrow
• Richard Hyatt: Lucky to have museum of memories
• Open Door Community House receives two gifts
• Simple Steps helps prepare kids for school
• Benning soldier dies of self-inflicted shot
• Fort Mitchell man pleads guilty to sexual abuse of minor
• Columbus Council: Sunday alcohol sales referendum decision delayed
• Columbus Council: Judy Thomas back off evaluations proposal
• Blue Jackets Notebook: John Moore saves the game
• Handling racist joke among topics at diversity conference
• CSU to Make History with First Doctoral Graduate
• University System Regents Chair to speak at Columbus State Graduation
• Downtown bar owner arrested for violating city's 'happy hour' ordinance
• Fish and Wildlife Foundation program aims to save longleaf pine trees
• Mayor taps Robert Wright as nominee for chairman of crime prevention board
• Chuck Williams: Giving bloggin' a go one more time
• Muscogee County School Board accepts city districing map; Chief Academic Officer Peggy Connell leaving in January
• Man charged with assault after hitting pedestrian with vehicle
• Previously serving life sentence, man pleads guilty to armed robbery, gets 25 years
• Two acquitted, one found guilty of killing Army Veteran
• Report alleges GOP leaders used secrecy to shroud Ohio redistricting process
• CTC Auditorium Named in Honor of ‘Mr. Mac’
• Five question with Royce Ard, vice president of sales and marketing for Knology
• Pine Mountain couple finish third in ‘The Amazing Race’
• National Guard unit deploys to Afghanistan
• Ohio ranked 39 in EMSI 2011 Job Growth Competitive Effect by State study
• Army program supports after-school activities
• Ledger Inquirer: Bar workers trying to recycle glass
• Monday Mail: Diversity amuses reader
• Organizers promise progress at diversity conference
• Traffic jam: City works to ease the pain in north Columbus; major road projects on the way
• Councilor Judy Thomas proposes removing power to evaulate top city execs from Mayor Teresa Tomlinson's office
• Injuries bite Jackets
• Phenix City police investigating House of Restoration’s finances
• Columbus, Phenix City parade, Reindeer Run welcome season
• Columbus Police Cpl. Gary Marshall top officer during November
• Miami bounces Ohio State win streak
• Man faces charges in Wells Fargo bank robbery
• Fort Benning to cut 250 civilian jobs
• Jury to resume deliberations in murder trial on Monday
• Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal to send off National Guard unit at Fort Benning
• Update: Columbus Police charge Joseph C. Cecil with bank robbery at Columbus Park Crossing Wells Fargo
• Georgia Military College Columbus campus will be closed for Winter Break from De...
• The winners of the student Ethics Essay contest for Fall 2 term are: 1st Place -...
• GMC Columbus has extended the admission’s deadline for Winter term 2012. Apply b...
• US Senate fails to confirm Ohio's Cordray for consumer finance protection chief
• Fiscal Commission's Rivlin says Social Security salvo lies in income tax reform
• Capital murder case: Suspect in Heath Jackson slaying may head to trial in 2012
• Late penalty costs Jackets win
• Kenny Walker death among topics at Mayor Teresa Tomlinson's forum
• Columbus area residents experiencing discrimination urged to contact lawmakers at forum
• Hughston Clinic invests $4 million in outpatient surgical center in north Columbus
• Historic Columbus puts signs in yards to mark 45 years of helping rebuild area
• Richard Hyatt: Reaction to Judge John Land’s death symbolizes change in times
• Buena Vista man seeks millions in bizarre lawsuit against government
• Georgia health commissioner discussing soldiers, veterans at conference
• Columbus group plans events to honor Martin Luther King Jr. in 2012
• GMC Columbus has extended the admission’s deadline for Winter term 2012. Apply b...
• Georgia Military College Columbus campus will be closed for Winter Break from De...
• We have several drives happening on campus right now. Winter clothing (collectin...
• Columbus police say drunken man lied about car being stolen
• Capital murder case: Ricardo Strozier to appear in court today for arraignment
• Local veteran urges Columbus residents to 'never forget' Pearl Harbor attack
• Mayor Teresa Tomlinson’s to hold public final forum in 2011 tonight
• Northside High students present ‘Keep Columbus Scenic’ project to Mayor Teresa Tomlinson
• Chattahoochee Chatter: Columbus is No. 1 in nice kids
• AIA amateur rocketry contest promotes aerospace industry among high schoolers
• St. Francis Hospital 'lights' the Spirit of Christmas
• After 70 years, images of Pearl Harbor attack still linger in Columbus vet’s mind
• GMC Columbus has extended the admission’s deadline for Winter term 2012. Apply b...
• Bin’keve Walton, 25, indicted for burglary, impersonating officer, armed robbery
• Prosecutor says jurors must use eyewitnesses, circumstantial evidence to convict suspects
• Richard Hyatt: ‘Miss Minnie’ a fixture in The Bibb
• Phenix City Council accepts low bid on Phenix Regional Hospital demolition
• Columbus Regional Healthcare System taps Charles A. Stark as new CEO
• Glenwood says sub’s work ended with female student’s allegations
• Harris County Commission puts Sunday alcohol sales on March 4 ballot
• Phenix City elementary schools celebrate awards given by USDA
• Passenger Rail Commission boasts top city leadership
• Columbus State, Crime Prevention Board Present Artwork by At-Risk Youth
• Ohio woman at center of Texas food stamp office shootings, suicide
• Health of Ohioans continues to decline, report shows
• Are you ready for your iPad? The final drawing for the iPad will take place on...
• GMC Columbus has extended the admission’s deadline for Winter term 2012. Apply b...
• Authorities continue to investigate Swift Mill fire
• Bonds set for men in unrelated murder, rape cases
• U.S. Postal Service cuts could hurt Columbus, Macon
• Charter Review Commission OKs service fee proposal
• Walter R. Holler gets five years after pleading guilty to two charges leading to Smiths Station senior Natalie Windham's death
• Former Swift Denim textile mill may be demolished
• Chuck Williams: Columbus did offer help to Harris County
• Muscogee Distrist Attorney Julia Slater's father, Charles Arthur "Chuck" Fessenden, charged with enticing a child
• Phenix City crime update: Charles Fessenden, father of Columbus district attorney Julia Slater and longtime arts volunteer, charged with enticing a child
• Central Ohio benchmarking study offers answers, poses questions to many
• GOP senators hold Cordray's selection as CFPA head in their hands this week
• GOP senators hold Cordray's selection as CFPA head in their hands this week
• GMC Columbus has extended the admission’s deadline for Winter term 2012. Apply b...
• Amazing Race 2011: Marcus and Amani Pollard from Pine Mountain, Ga., advance to the finale
• Ledger Inquirer: Dead pine tree in danger of falling, poses threat to neighborhood
• Santa pictures are available in the library NOW! Also, please consider contribut...
• Tim Chitwood's Monday Mail: The Little White Fish House Crowd
• 5 questions with Gladys Griffin, owner of Main Street Toy Shop
• War legacy: As wars end, costs mount on pace to exceed Vietnam
• Explosions from Fort Benning training could distress pets
• Accidental fire at Hamilton Station Apartments in North Columbus displaces four families
• Nine is fine: OSU icers win ninth straight to complete sweep of Lake Superior
• Across the U.S., pain of Iraq and Afghanistan wars runs deep
• Over a year after saving 2 from Gulf, Phenix City attorney engulfed by legal problems
• Tuskegee professor to interview families of Syphilis Study victims
• Phenix City man in hospital after assault
• Our Lady of Lourdes seeks help in winning computers
• Workers help nab suspect in shoplifting
• Arts council to hold forum in Columbus
• Herman Cain suspends campaign, will endorse Republican candidate soon
• Central Ohio needs more volunteers like Melissa Stenger
• Musicians from Jars of Clay perform in Columbus on Sunday
• Compared to 2010, United Way of the Chattahoochee Valley falling short of campaign goal
• Five Guys Burgers and Fries, Zoes Kitchen on the way to Columbus area
• Ohio State skates over Lakers into first place in CCHA
• Truck hits, kills Phenix City man at Diversified Machine Inc.
• ‘Rising Stars’ honored, rewarded by Muscogee County Sheriff’s Office
• Wrong way to evaluate teachers
• CSU Faculty Center Announces 2011-2012 Writing Fellows, Grantees
• We have several drives happening on campus right now. Winter clothing (collectin...
• Jim Houston: No-nonsense Judge Land often crossed lines
• Powerful Judge John Henry Land dies at age 93
• Steve Toms slaying: Reward reaches $13,000 in Columbus Gold and Silver Trading Center manager's homicide probe
• Cold, wet weather delays 9th Street resurfacing work as asphalt is sensitive to cold
• Prosecutors seek delay in River Road Pharmacy arson trial
• Richard Hyatt: Cooperstown is baseball’s holy ground
• Memorial run set to honor fallen soldier, Jared Van Aalst
• End of Term Event Photos are being posted as we speak! Prints will be available...
• Ohio State icers look to continue streak after break
• Publix prepares to open prototype store at Cross Country Plaza
• SGA is having its End of Term Event today from 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. in Room 122. The...
• Fort Benning names building in Harmony Church after Spc. Lori Ann Piestewa
• NLRB rule change, defeat of New Hampshire right-to-work bill resonate in Ohio
• Chattahoochee Chatter: New Expedia judge gets best deal
• Columbus State University opens new recreation center to alumni
• Georgia Sen. Saxy Chambliss says Gang of Six will try again to repair nation's debt
• Muscogee County jurors, bailiffs may get pay increase
• $11,000 reward offered in Steve Toms' homicide
• Murder suspect in Decatur Court shooting rejects plea offer
• ‘Post-traumatic slave syndrome’ expert to speak at diversity conference in Columbus
• Tipster could get up to $11,000 for identifying person who killed store manager Steve Toms
• New EPA rules to add manufacturing jobs in Cincinnati
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• SGA is having its End of Term Event Dec. 1 from 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. in Room 122. Th...
• We have several drives happening on campus right now. Winter clothing (collectin...
• Grand jury indicts 16-year-old and 17-year-old on charges of child molestation, attempted rape of 12-year-old girl
• Columbus man pleads guilty to trafficking cocaine, sentenced to 10 years
• Richard Hyatt: Arts school proposal not so surprising
• No injuries after Muscogee County school bus hits downed power lines
• University of Georgia economist predicts very slow growth in Georgia in 2012
• Fort Benning headquarters building to be named after Spc. Lori Piestewa, female Native American soldier killed in Iraq in 2003
• Columbus closes in on record low for daily high temperature
• Columbus Copper Theft Task Force says microdot technology could curb thefts
• Columbus Council spikes proposal to hike youth team fees
• Columbus Council taps Florida woman for community reinvestment director
• Columbus State University to Host Military History Lectures
• Chiquita Brands exits Cincinnati for Charlotte at 'The Speed of Business'
• Santa is making a visit to GMC Columbus! Come to the end of term with SGA on Thu...
• Snow may fall, but it won't stick
• Chuck Williams: A thoughtful challenge for us all
• Civic Center tickets: City settles with Columbus Hospice
• Columbus Scholars: 10 fifth-grade students get college scholarship money
• Victims in murder-suicide worked in same engineer battalion
• 2 men sentenced to federal prison on cocaine charges
• Former Fort Benning sniper, fiancee get probation from August arrest
• Military medical clinic to open in Brookstone Centre in ’12
• Lectures by Best-Selling Author, Scientist Mark World AIDS Day at CSU
• Come celebrate the end of term with SGA on Thursday, December 1, from 11 a.m. -...
• Tim Chitwood: Storm takes signs from field to trail
• Ledger Inquirer: What’s with those leaning pines at Lakebottom Park?
• Holiday help: Phenix City man needs new wall heater
• Police investigate murder-suicide of Army couple
• 5 questions with Dave Erickson, president of Grayhawk Homes, Inc.
• The Rev. J.H. Flakes Jr. celebrates 50 years at Fourth Street Missionary Baptist Church today
• Joe Kieta commentary: SEC football reigns supreme
• Ledger-Enquirer starts collecting Holiday Help letters Monday
• 2 charged with nude dancing violations at Columbus nightclub
• Columbus police nab Black Friday shoplifting suspects
• Auburn, Alabama prepare to face off in Iron Bowl today
• FBI interviewing Cassandra Lambrecht after her husband was stabbed at Fort Benning
• Dimon Kendrick-Holmes: How to enjoy your Holiday Help experience
• Anti-freeze trail leads to arrest in fatal hit-and-run
• Appeals court upholds Aaron J. Scarborough's drug sentence
• Black Friday: Columbus area shoppers take part in midnight madness
• Columbus metro area unemployment rate falls to 9.5% in October
• Phenix City family mourns victim of fatal crash
• Meals delivered to hundreds in need
• Life’s a Beast for broke website
• Holiday Closings Today
• Aflac duck takes ‘Big Apple’
• Group: Shop ‘local’ this Saturday to help Columbus area businesses
• Columbus police seek robbery suspect
• Chambliss, Isakson bond five decades old
• Columbus City Schools decides to collect for unpaid lunches
• Columbus Councilor Judy Thomas calls to put Sunday alcohol sales on July ballot
• Columbus State University student Shakendra Strafford makes a difference in her hometown
• Rose Hill United Methodist Church steps out on faith to help family rebuild their lives
• Two men shot at Club 1244 refuse to press charges
• U.S. Army Corps of Engineers restricts water flow from Lake Lanier
• ‘Black Midnight’ shopping awaits Columbus-area shoppers
• Richard Hyatt: All the reasons to be thankful
• Columbus Council agrees to pay promoter Mike Blackwell $18,000 to settle claim
• $44.5 million in contracts awarded for three projects at Fort Benning
• Chattahoochee Valley organizations offer Thanksgiving meals to needy
• Thanksgiving temperatures will be 'beautiful,' but rain, cold coming Sunday
• Columbus Council rejects Muscogee County School Board's request to alter districting map
• Darrell Antonio Lockhart indicted on rape, false imprisonment charges
• Thanksgiving Day closings
• Jared F. Chandler faces child molestation charges
• Richard Hyatt: Honoring Columbus High legends Dan Gilstrap, Loretta Cobb
• Prosecutors drop rape charges against Shaquille L. Porter, Quentin Lamar Dowell
• Administrative offices will be closed and classes will not meet at the Georgia M...
• Today is the last day to claim your free soda and snack! Check your email and co...
• The Columbus campus of Georgia Military College will be closed for Winter Break...
• Columbus Crew expose Emmanuel Ekpo and Andres Mendoza in expansion draft
• Columbus attorney Shevon Thomas arrested for allegedly striking wife with glass plate
• Administrative offices will be closed and classes will not meet at the Georgia M...
• Remembering Larry Munson: 'A voice unlike any other'
• Man wrecks vehicle, kidnaps other driver, later found with suspected marijuana
• Muscogee County School District: Wary of price, board votes against exploring purchase of old Bibb Mill site
• Carl Edwards says he's renewed deal with Aflac
• Chuck Williams: Tomlinson neutral on proposed tax
• Obama signs 'Kate's law' to protect Peace Corps workers
• Fort Benning staff sergeant looking for punitive damages in title loan lawsuit
• Phenix City man dies in traffic accident on U.S. 280
• Want free soda and chips? Yes, you do! On November 21 and 22, check your email a...
• Administrative offices will be closed and classes will not meet at the Georgia M...
• There is a Microsoft Word workshop today at 11 a.m. in the library and a newspap...
• Tim Chitwood's Monday Mail: Thanks for the calories
• 5 questions with Tonia Bell, co-owner of La'Shaubree Ladies & Gents Salon and Spa
• SOA Watch: Smaller protest leads to one arrest
• Muscogee Co. school board wants to buy old Bibb Mill for $3.6M
• Carl Edwards’ showpiece moment today at NASCAR race to be publicity bonanza for Aflac
• At SOA Watch protest, dwindling crowds despite Occupy movement presence
• Banishment case: Carothers faces tougher sentence if he returns to Chattahoochee Judicial Circuit
• Taos, New Mexico clothier Pablo Martinez talks about the city and its future
• Crowd calls for closing of immigration detention center
• Occupy Santa Fe watched plight of anti-union Issue 2 in Ohio
• Kevin Salwen to speak about the importance of generosity
• Kids in need deserve gift of time
• Demolition crew working on scene of Swift Mill fire
• There will be a newspaper meeting on Monday, November 21 at 11:30 in room 118. A...
• No working surveillance cameras at Gold & Silver Trading Center during Stephen Toms' death
• Georgia jobless rate 10.2% for October
• Eagle & Phenix complex gains ‘E.P.i.c.’ restaurant
• Carmike 15 sells out of ‘The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1’ midnight premiere; fans eager to watch wedding
• Hamilton residents recall ferocity of storm as Harris County cleans up
• Richard Hyatt: Curtis McClung was a man of mettle
• National Infantry Foundation honors former Detroit Tigers star Willie Horton with inaugural Abner Doubleday Patriot Player Award
• METRA to receive 4 new hybrid buses
• SOA Watch protesters, Columbus Police Department hope to avoid arrests this weekend
• Thank you, Aflac, for visiting with us today!
• Common sense and lessons are both important for self-defense
• Don't forget that Aflac is here TODAY! Come by the library to sign up for an int...
• Rivarly renewed: Ohio State and Michigan to meet on Ann Arbor ice
• New Mexico Rail Runner Express train recalls issues with Ohio's 3C train
• Administrative offices will be closed and classes will not meet at the Georgia M...
• After striking Auburn, storm pounds Hamilton
• Carmike Cinemas plans marathon, games for 'Twilight' premiere today
• Harris County High School teacher Austin Shepherd hailed as ‘hero’ for helping students to shelter as tornado sweeps through Hamilton
• Newcomers trying to forget about the past
• Fort Benning honors German, Italian prisoners of war
• Harris County School District cancels classes for today, Friday
• Phenix City police investigate Tevin Anderson's homicide, ninth in city this year
• Gold & Silver Trading Center Manager Stephen Earl Toms found dead inside shop; motive unknown
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• CTC Signs Transfer Agreement with GSW
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• Richard Hyatt: Who is protecting the children?
• National Infantry Foundation: Willie Horton selected as Abner Doubleday Patriot Player Award winner
• White nationalist literature distributor Michael Carothers pleads guilty, gets 1 year in prison, banished from Columbus
• Brother of fugitive John Gill charged with perjury
• Arthur L. Smith III to replace Judge Doug Pullen on Chattahoochee Judicial Circuit Superior Court
• Columbus Fall Line Trace: Rails-to-trails path officially opens amid fanfare, complaints
• Columbus Technical College signs credit transfer agreement with Georgia Southwestern State University
• Columbus Water Works: Grease wreaks havoc on pipes, causes sewer line to rupture
• TSYS employees pledge record-breaking $1.119 million to United Way
• Curtis McClung 1928-2011: Former police chief, educator changed law enforcement
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• Chuck Williams: Hypocrisy in the store parking lot
• Judge to rule today on whether jururs can hear Michael Carothers' racial history
• Arsonist sets fire to Oak Hill Park’s mobile office
• George Anderson, 36, opts for plea deal in 2005 armed robbery
• Rottweiler detained; girl still recovering from attack
• Columbus Water Works: No rate hikes for 2012; still possible for 2013
• Muscogee County School Board wants Columbus Council to mull changing redistricting plan
• Crews get back to work on whitewater project
• Mike Gaymon resigns as chairman of Crime Prevention Board
• Authorities: Second man sought in Swift Mill fire
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• Local leaders vow to get city in rail plan
• Warner Robins prepares for cutbacks’ impact
• 5 Questions with Curtis Perry, Synovus chief commerical officer
• Monday mail: Say ‘yes’ in the spirit of the holidays
• Ledger Inquirer: Couple says black powder is coming from nearby DMI Foundry off of Bradley Park Drive
• Toddler attacked by dog remains at Atlanta hospital
• Thanksgiving for Soldiers: Area families open doors to soldiers for Thanksgiving
• Chattahoochee Valley death row cases
• Justice on hold: After mutilating elderly woman, James Andrews serves 19 years on death row without first appeal
• OSU icers sweep Wildcats
• Harris County death row inmate William Lamar Todd now serving life
• Columbus, Phenix City marching to honor sacrifice, service of America’s veterans
• Columbus Spencer grad wins Army wrestling title
• Running the distance for fallen veterans in the Columbus Soldier Marathon
• 2-year-old Columbus girl recovering from attack by Rottweiler
• Veterans, former prisoners of war remember their sacrifices on Veterans Day
• Jordan Mill arsonist asks judge to lower sentence
• How to win the game of the century
• Despite detour, today’s Soldier Marathon certified by USA Track & Field
• Fire marshal says Swift Mill investigation making progress
• Retail, restaurant activity continues to bubble in Columbus
• Big third period ices OSU win
• Desperate Blue Jackets make move
• Veterans Day: Vets honored during Fort Benning Ranger graduation
• Richard Hyatt: Celebrating Madi Douglas -- a life too short, but joyful
• Cash taken from The Clothes Connection during shootout
• Attorney says man accused of child molestation has health issues
• After court reverses former Judge Doug Pullen's conviction, George Anderson gets choice of plea deal or trial
• NCAA busts Buckeye football booster for 'extra benefits' violations
• Misery
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• Wells Fargo marks Days of Giving with $1,000 donations to 17 agencies
• Occupy Fort Benning: Occupy movement, NAACP to join SOA Watch for annual protest
• Temperatures to drop near freezing in Columbus area
• Ohio election analysis shows Gov. Kasich, GOP have hurt their 2012 chances
• Columbus State to Host Bone Marrow Drive for Local Man
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• Chattahoochee Chatter: Beware of pecan, tree prices
• GBI finds no DNA on 1977 rape evidence in Stocking Strangler case
• Veterans Day events around the Chattahoochee Valley
• Veterans Day closings for Friday
• Columbus leaders insist city be on passenger rail line in first segment
• Muscogee County Superior Court Judge Gil McBride honored as ‘Champion of Adoption’
• Bibb Mill insurance battle heats up
• United Way of the Chattahoochee Valley reaches 60% of its goal
• Authorities searching for ‘person of interest’ in Swift Mill fire
• Internet cafe double homicide: Grand jury indicts Eric Vann Huguley on two murder charges
• Johnnie Melissa Burmeister begs for her freedom after pleading guilty to trying to hire hit man to kill husband
• Many cities in Georgia approve Sunday alcohol sales; Columbus has 3 options to vote in 2012
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• Chuck Williams: An invitation to discussion over coffee
• CSU student accused of sex acts pleads guilty to misdemeanors
• Rape, molestation trial set for today
• Northstar Crossing off St. Marys Road latest subdivision under construction
• Cemetery linked to W.C. Bradley
• Proposed 2012 district maps head to Columbus Council
• GE Aviation plant in Auburn hopes to create up to 400 jobs
• Wildlife expert says Ohio exotic animal tragedy avoidable, small biz issue wrong
• CSU Co-Sponsors Lecture by Creek Indian Scholar at Columbus Library
• Hope to see everyone at our Halloween Admissions Days today at 1:30 pm! See the...
• Tim Chitwood's Monday Mail: Happy autumn’s half-dead day
• 5 questions with Parks and Recreations Director James Worsley
• At 94, there’s no stopping Billy Brescia
• Ledger Inquirer: Old, abandoned cemetery needs some attention
• Jackets outmuscle Ducks in victory
• Columbus State University recruiting heavily outside area, raising standards
• Public, private commitments help $200,000 homeless effort move forward in Columbus
• Hospital to issue more flu shots
• Got a Halloween question? Ask Public Safety
• Red Ribbon Week: Colombian army colonel says war against cocaine changing
• Fort Benning soldiers being sued for $3 million after downtown brawl
• Ohio State icers powerful in win
• Tips for trick-or-treating on Halloween in Columbus area
• Red Ribbon Week: Campaign teaches Columbus students dangers of substance abuse
• Group voiced Fort Benning land deal concerns
• The right Saturday night
• Carmike Cinemas' ‘BigD’ to branch out to new theater in Cleveland, Tenn.
• Block Grant funds repairs, resurfacing in North Railroad area
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• Richard Hyatt: Columbus should be dealt in to casino consideration
• House of Mercy fire costs homeless shelter many donated items
• Local jobless rate hits 9.8 percent in September, up from a revised 9.7 percent in August
• Synovus Financial Corp.’s $15.7 million profit in third quarter surprises many
• Doughboy Classic is more than just a game; special coin unveiled
• OSU icers tie Alaska, win shootout
• Red Ribbon Week: Cocaine’s popularity fuels new approaches to sobriety
• Alabama Sen. Jeff Sessions visits Jack Hughston Memorial Hospital
• Congratulations, Nickulas!
• Columbus fire update: Overnight shed fire wipes out House of Mercy clothing supply
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• GMC Columbus named a Military Friendly School!
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• Ricardo Morgan, Shyderrious Adams face drug and weapons charges
• Edward Townsend indicted on burglary, child molestation charges
• Aflac reports $744 million profit in third quarter
• Red Ribbon Week: After euphoric highs, kicking cocaine habit can be lengthy battle
• Man in critical condition after colliding with slow-moving train
• Chattahoochee Chatter: Cheers to the Saturday beer alarm
• G.I. Jobs’ names Columbus State University 'Military Friendly School'
• Columbus Technical College celebrates 50 years of putting ‘people to work’
• Commemorative Silver Dollar coin will be tossed at Second Annual Doughboy Classic tonight
• Mayor Teresa Tomlinson says copper thefts dropped 47% since may
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• Columbus State Reaffirmed as Military Friendly for 2012
• HOT DOG! The Oscar Mayer Wienermobile stopped at the Ledger-Enquirer on Tuesday
• Richard Hyatt: Change is not always a bad thing
• Former military man ordered held without bond in rape, child molestation case
• 12-year-old girl reports molestation at Belvedere Park
• TSYS’ third-quarter profit increases 27% to $58 million
• Ohio's 'Joe the Plumber" flush with enthusiasm as he takes Toledo's Marcy Kaptur
• Ohio's 'Joe the Plumber" flush with energy as he takes on Toledo's Marcy Kaptur
• Backers, critics of Ohio Issue 2 (SB 5) claim wins in TV debate
• CA report on bullet train problems vindicates Kasich's call to scrub 3C
• Columbus Council commits to $195,000, 10-year plan to end homelessness
• Red Ribbon Week: Cocaine addicts’ families travel path of devastation, too
• St. Francis Hospital breaks ground on $110 million project
• Aflac duck to ride ‘balloonicle’ in Macy’s Thanksgiving Parade this year
• Green schools cut energy costs and teach sustainability
• Green schools cut energy costs and teach sustainability
• Two men try to steal ATM from Lewis Jones Food Market
• Three dancers accused of violating city's nude dancing ordinance
• Woman pleads guilty to 34 counts of theft, fraud
• TSYS to report third-quarter earnings today
• Red Ribbon Week: Cocaine is a challenge for local law enforcement; officials say collaboration is key in transient drug trade
• Chuck Williams: A country song in the flesh
• Gov. Kasich's first year on jobs may be worse than Strickland's last year
• NBC's White House Chief Chuck Todd to moderate Ohio TV debate on Issue 2
• Columbus Council may ask for Congressional help with potential postal losses
• Mental health offerings increasing at Muscogee County Jail
• Columbus State Theatre Department Stages British Comedy
• Don't forget the PTK meeting at 2:40 today in Room 118! Also, SGA will have a ta...
• Two men injured in allegedly unrelated incidents
• Undercover officer busts one woman in prostitution sting
• Tim Chitwood's Monday Mail: The buck didn’t stop there
• 5 questions with radio personality Chris Chaos
• Red Ribbon Week: Cocaine facts
• Red Ribbon Week: The cocaine road - from Colombia to Columbus
• Smiths Station, A+ College Ready honors students
• Texas Congressman Ron Paul wins Ohio Swing State Straw Poll
• Columbus Crew drop regular season finale, lose 3-2 to Chicago Fire
• 2011 World Series: Despite success, former Shaw High pitcher Edwin Jackson, who will start tonight's Game 4 for the St. Louis Cardinals, remains humble
• Red Ribbon Week: Facts about cocaine and crack cocaine
• Red Ribbon Week: New federal law could change penaltities for crack-related crimes
• Red Ribbon Week: Recovering crack addict Donnie White taking life one day at a time
• Cedric Williams of Phenix City faces murder charge in Anthony Ford's death
• Home2 Suites by Hilton coming to crowded Columbus hotel market
• Fort Benning’s Doughboys face CSU football team Thursday
• Dimon Kendrick-Holmes: Remembering a neighbor we never knew
• Thomas S. James officially promoted to brigadier general
• 1992 Superintendent Jim Burns slaying: Judge weighs letting jurors hear Kareem Lane's rap songs at trial
• United Way of the Chattahoochee Valley at 36.8 percent of year’s goal
• Fort Benning soldier killed in motorcycle crash
• Retired Army generals say Iraq war withdrawal by year's end means soldiers will spend more time at Fort Benning
• The Landings to host pumpkin drop, scarecrow contest today
• Columbus State Showcases Options for Earning Graduate Degrees
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• SOA Watch organizers expect fewer protesters this year
• Fort Benning puts land expansion project on hold
• Recognizing the importance of a product creates a demand for courses
• Momentum builds for a Midtown revival
• Former Red Cross exec Vikki Pryor addresses Servant Leadership Conference
• Columbus Technical College marks 50 years with thanks to community
• Fort Mitchell man indicted on rape, incest charges
• Richard Hyatt: Coach Ozzie Wadewitz’s legacy lives on in players
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• Despite Tougher Admission Standards, Columbus State Enrollment Rises Slightly
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• Tracy McMillan charged in connection with $122,000 copper theft
• St. Patrick's Catholic Church free lunch program continues to gain steam
• David E. Woodard indicted on child molestation charges
• Grand jury dismisses charges in robbery, prostitution case
• Former Talbotton police chief Michael Howard charged with lying to feds
• Former Smiths Station volunteer firefighter Angelia Curran pleads guilty to stealing federal grant money
• Columbus police charge Parker Williams in Shaw High senior’s death
• Chattahoochee Chatter: Definitely not the fairest of them all
• Bruce Smith to retire as executive director of Port Columbus
• Former Synovus, CB&T executive Steve Melton lands job at Ameris Bank
• Construction on former Eagle & Phenix textile mill continues
• Ohio State hockey sticks to plan against Spartans
• CSU Volunteerism Recognized Nationally; Day of Service Oct. 22
• Ohio Gov.Kasich jobs czar Kvamme attacked in ethics chargers from Dem Lawmakers
• Ohio court ruling on GOP-drawn lawmaker maps sets stage for 2012 SNAFU
• Former Ohio AG Cordray gets help from other state AGs
• New PPP poll shows Cain can in Ohio
• Lions, tigers and bears (Oh My!) escape, put down in Ohio
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• All are welcome to give feeback on Fort Benning's Facebook forum
• Richard Hyatt: Setting aside differences for progress
• ‘Fun’ raising: TSYS employees sumo wrestle, dunk co-workers to raise money for United Way
• Phenix City Schools chief Larry DiChiara named Alabama Superintendent of the Year
• Hardaway's Morgan Springer charged in Joseph Conner Weeks' death
• Bundle up! Columbus area temperatures to drop drastically today
• $122,000 in copper stolen from Muscogee County School District warehouse
• Phenix City Councilman Max Wilkes to run for mayor
• Alcohol law changes would still require owners to go through proper channels
• Columbus police: More than $100K in copper stolen from Muscogee County School District.
• Luncheon to Recognize Outstanding Columbus State Alumni
• Important reminder: Today is the last day for add/drop!
• Police determing if charges will be filed in death of Shaw High School senior
• Chuck Williams: Unmitigated mayoral misery
• Man accused of picking up $110K in Columbus, attempting to smuggle it into Mexico
• Court overturns Rickey Powell's battery charge in Herta Bailey murder
• Ex-convict Jonathan Lomax Davis held on bond, accused of attempted carjack
• Feds: Four involved in credit card fraud scam
• Georgia Supreme Court upholds sentence of baby shaker Derrick E. McFolley
• Market share data: CB&T the bank to beat
• Muscogee County School District school board votes against change in legal service
• Sixth Avenue Flood Abatement Project on schedule
• Columbus Water Works President Bob Tant to retire in July 2012
• Fall 2 refund checks are scheduled to be sent on Friday, October 28th. If you cu...
• Happy first day of class!
• Ledger Inquirer: Illegal dumpers pollute woods behind Oxbow Meadows Environmental Learning Center
• Tim Chitwood's Monday Mail: Get your hanky-panky game on
• 5 questions with Columbus attorney Ken Henson
• Robert Wright expresses excitement after seeing King memorial dedication in Washington
• No charges filed in Shaw High senior Joseph Weeks' death
• Two men subdue would-be carjacker
• Witness recants story in 1999 Club Zasabar murder in Columbus
• Columbus Crew clinch playoff berth with 3-0 win over New England Revolution
• Former Auburn quarterback, College Park, Ga., native Cam Newton has homecoming today as NFL star when Carolina Panthers play at Atlanta Falcons
• South Columbus citizens group to hear about Habitat
• Columbus PD names Whitley Officer of the Month for September
• Columbus Council weighs alcohol law intervention
• Two Columbus court reporters bringing in six figures, among highest paid city workers
• Indecent exposure reported at Columbus middle school
• Help the Hooch draws thousands of people to river
• 2 people wounded in Friday night shooting in Columbus
• Motion to close Academic Success Center withdrawn
• Ginny Owens in concert to benefit Presbyterian Homes of Georgia
• From afterthought to contributor; Prospal’s assistance is needed
• Armor School commander earns promotion
• Occupy Wall Street meeting today
• Robert Wright prepares to attend MLK Memorial dedication ceremony in Washington
• BikeFest among many events going on this weekend around town
• Phenix City Schools: Meadowlane Elementary bookkeeper, substitute teacher face theft charges
• Ohio Human Trafficking Commission meets without Lisbeth Salander
• Help the Hooch: About 10,000 volunteers will help clean up the Chattahoochee River
• Panama City fatality: Dennis Curry, boyfriend of Jodi Campbell, who fell from balcony, arrested
• Richard Hyatt: The question of faith for candidates
• Troup County ‘Bishop’ charged in roofing scam: Authorities say con man preys on weak and elderly
• Columbus courts: Jessie Favors, intended target of fatal shooting, pleads guilty to burglary
• Gateway to Fort Benning: Officials cut ribbon on massive structure festooned with fountains and flagpoles
• Ledger Inquirer Special Report: Is the Greater Columbus Fair worth it?
• Stocking Strangler case: Judge rejects Carlton Gary defense team’s request for more funds for DNA expert
• Phenix City Public Schools chief Larry DiChiara named finalist for Alabama Superintendent of the Year
• Tough road ahead for OSU icers
• CSU Servant Leadership Playground Project Gets $50,000 Boost
• Georgia BikeFest rolls into town this weekend
• Excited for New Student Orientation today! We can't wait to meet you, and hope t...
• Rape suspect Christopher Kaczmarek denied bond
• Attorney says former firefighter Angelia D. Curran to plead guilty to federal charges
• Ella Mae Sanders, co-defendant in Arthur Sumbry case, gets four years in prison
• Ohio Sens. Portman, Brown split votes as GOP downs Obama 'Jobs Act'
• Former reserve deputy Joshua W. Welch gets 10 weekends in jail
• Chattahoochee Chatter: War eagles fly through Columbus
• Hejda rallies Avs over Jackets
• Fort Benning completes $6.8 million gateway project; ribbon cutting today
• In visit to Columbus, Georgia Attorney General Sam Olens talks Open Records Act
• TSYS inks crucial contract renewal with Capital One
• Armor, cavalry history exhibit coming to National Infantry Museum & Soldier Center
• Ohio exempted from minority language assistance, Census Bureau says
• Columbus State Hosts Experts on Cyber Security Awareness
• The bookstore is open for book pick-up this week! Make sure to come get your books!
• Three men plead guilty to New Year’s Eve liquor store robbery
• March supports, draws attention to victims of domestic violence
• Ten more Muscogee County schools to make AYP
• Bridge to be built from Chattahoochee RiverWalk to river rock island
• Redacted passages leave some questions in Expedia case
• Columbus Council allows quarry firm to build conveyor system over Fortson Road
• Richard Hyatt: Two-month Columbus Council conundrum finally done
• Crime Prevention Office draws fire at meeting
• Alabama Supreme Court won’t hear Phenix City Board of Education appeal
• Waddell Elementary School principal dies of natural causes
• Experts say christian strength team act at Ohio fair is wrong
• As Election Day nears, Issue 2 backers, critics ramp up campaigns
• Excited for New Student Orientation today. Can't wait to see everyone! And don't...
• Chuck Williams commentary: About time they released Expedia contract
• In about-face, city officials release contract with outside attorneys in Expedia case
• March and vigil to honor domestic violence victims, educate
• Third man convicted of attempted murder gets 15½ years in prison
• Friends, colleagues remember Jodi Campbell
• The Greater Columbus Fair begins today at the Columbus Civic Center
• US DOT dings Kasich on Ohio turnpike privatization plan
• Muscogee County School Board could vote to close Academic Success Center
• McClatchy exclusive: FBI's case against anthrax suspect riddled with questions
• More clouds, less rain on tap
• Power play lifeless; Jackets remain winless
• Council to decide today if quarry firm can build conveyor system over Fortson Road
• New York Times Writer to Discuss Book at Columbus State
• Man shot in thigh Saturday during downtown robbery
• Ledger Inquirer: Unkempt house becomes haven for snakes, raccoons
• Tim Chitwood's Monday Mail: Silly sleuths slander victim
• 5 Questions with Michael King, station manager for CCG-TV
• TSYS, Aflac, Synovus preparing to release key earnings reports
• Woman dies after fall from balcony
• Man stabbed 7 times in assault
• Alabama capital murder cases rekindle debate over ‘judge override’
• Teachers in low-performing Ohio schools will be re-tested
• Penalties punish Ohio State hockey
• Muscogee coroner says man in river died of natural causes
• Columbus police officer Huffman named officer of month
• Columbus man says he was cut while escaping three robbers
• City of Columbus refuses to release attorneys’ contract in Expedia lawsuit
• Tuskegee-Morehouse Classic parade has largest turnout in almost 10 years
• Fort Benning's civilian staff numbers didn’t budge with BRAC influx
• United Way of the Chattahoochee Valley reports early results
• Five local attorneys make short list for Chattahoochee Circuit Superior Court judgeship
• Wilsie L. Kimbrough Jr. found dead in Chattahoochee River
• Let the festivities begin: Tailgaters say Tuskegee-Morehouse Classic is more than just a game
• Cusseta man charged with killing elderly couple that was found dead in home after blaze
• Ohio State ices Quinnipiac with late winner
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• Tutors may need to be more effective in Columbus City Schools
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• Richard Hyatt: Steve Jobs changed our world
• Helicopter spots $33,000 worth of marijuana plants in Columbus yard
• Ohio lands $9M in DOL 'skills training' grant awards
• Muscogee School district asks again for break on tax collection fee
• Tuskegee-Morehouse Football Classic: Former Carver students will be foes at Saturday's game
• Expedia lawsuit: Georgia attorney general asks Columbus to release contract with law firm
• Breaking the cycle of exploitation
• Columbus redistricting: School board map trades neighborhoods
• Columbus officials urge Georgia lawmakers not to leave city off rail line
• Fort Benning: Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal attends Armor School graduation
• Duddy, Schneider ready to captain OSU icers
• Brad Williams, Lisa Anders debuting CD at Wynnbrook Baptist Church concert
• Chattahoochee Chatter: Man at ladies’ lunch no laughing matter
• Fort Benning: Former Infantry Museum renovation ‘good thing’
• Columbus police investigate 10-month-old girl's death
• Tuskegee-Morehouse Football Classic: It’s all about tradition
• Jurors recommend life in prison without parole for Gregory Lance Henderson's killing of Lee County deputy sheriff James W. Anderson
• Muscogee County Prison: Top law enforcement officials to help screen warden applicants
• Columbus firefighters save St. Elmo from small blaze
• Chattahoochee Judicial Circuit: Commission to interview 11 candidates to fill Doug Pullen's seat today
• A glimpse into Troy Davis’ final hours
• Steve Jobs, Apple co-founder who transformed computers and culture, dies at 56
• Ohio asks for waivers to get relief from NCLB in return for newer guideflines
• UPDATE: Lee County jury recommends life without parole for convicted cop killer
• Columbus State Hosts Inaugural Alumni Weekend
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• Oct. 15 – Georgia Military College Bulldogs vs. Ft. Benning Doughboys 2 p.m. – D...
• Columbus Visitors Bureau launches free smartphone app
• Man’s blessed friend: Animal blessings honor St. Francis of Assisi, patron saint of animals
• Columbus crime: Woman recounts terror of robbery
• Gregory Lance Henderson faces possible death penalty after conviction in murder of Lee County deputy
• Phenix City Mayor Sonny Coulter’s retirement expected to shake up ballot
• Richard Hyatt: Customers banking on change
• Fort Benning soldier to contend in Best Warrior Competition
• Charter subpanel set to meet next week to mull 4-year terms
• Lawsuit from fired worker claims City Manager Isaiah Hugley, Deputy City Manager Lisa Goodwin covered up Parks & Rec scandal
• Phenix City takes control of library
• Gregory Lance Henderson found guilty of killing Deputy James W. Anderson
• Columbus man convicted of capital murder in death of Lee County sheriff's deputy
• New Jersey Gov Christie tells fans like Gov. Kasich, 'Now is not my time'
• Family pets blessed at Annual Blessing of the Animals at St. Anne-Pacelli Catholic School
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• Chuck Williams: First half of 2012 could be interesting
• Two arrested for Sunday night armed robberies
• Big City Club’s owners call rape allegation ‘unsubstantiated’
• Charter Review Commission: New commission idea would put city executives on four-year terms
• 'A Future, Not a Past': Seminar on sex trafficking to be held Thursday at Open Door Community House
• Lee County capital murder trial: Accused cop killer’s expert says he wasn’t impaired
• Seven Habitat for Humanity homes dedicated Monday
• Virginia College opens Columbus campus with more than 400 students
• Gov. Deal to speak at armor leaders graduation
• Lee County capital murder trial: Defense rests after about-face from own witness
• Ohio Dems seize on Gov. Kasich's low ratings to fuel opposition efforts
• Oct. 15 – Georgia Military College Bulldogs vs. Ft. Benning Doughboys 2 p.m. – D...
• Ledger Inquirer: Splintered utility pole presents a persistent problem
• Woman reports rape at club on Broadway
• Tim Chitwood's Monday Mail: October days fall like dust in the wind
• Lee County capital murder trial continues today
• 5 questions with Dorothy McDaniel, executive director of Trees Columbus
• Local home and garden belonging to Rebecca and Sidney Yarbrough to be featured in Cultural Landscape Foundation's national calendar
• Asteroid risk reduced, space aliens still dangerous
• Fort Bragg team wins sniper contest
• Prominent properties on the Columbus market
• Sluggish economy injecting uncertainty into Columbus area commercial real-estate market
• Relics of the past rise from whitewater work on Chattahoochee River
• Central Ohio students learn to fight alzheimer's
• Six local students chosen as semifinalists for National Achievement Scholarship Program
• $30 million luxury apartment complex going up on Williams Road
• Way cleared for new state-of-the-art battle lab
• Where every single day is Oktoberfest
• Muscogee County Prison Deputy Warden Geeter Boone retires on heels of Warden Bill Adamson’s decision last week
• Lee County capital murder trial: Prosecutors rest case after two days of emotional testimony about slain deputy
• Fall is in the air -- just one week late
• Richard Hyatt: Following in Aaron Cohn’s footsteps
• Lee County capital murder trial: Jurors view video of suspect sobbing after fatal traffic stop
• For victim’s family, guilty verdict in Harris County gruesome well killing was long overdue
• Depth in scoring becoming prevalent
• Police say Russell County School Board president's daughter sent ‘obscene material’ to male student
• Fort Benning officials to break ground on $30 million Maneuver Battle Lab simulations facility
• Habitat for Humanity: Columbus home will be dedicated on World Habitat Day
• Luxury townhome development on the way in north Columbus
• OSU icers take to the ice Saturday
• Newness to Buckeyes men's hockey
• Happy Last Day of Class! Can't wait to see everyone at the GMC Bulldogs vs. Ft....
• Columbus police looking for shooting suspect Quentin Holsey
• Snipers put skills to the test at 2011 International Sniper Competition and Symposium
• Northside High students make blankets, fill candy bags for troops as part of ‘Operation Fluffy Pillow’
• Opening statements to start today in Lee County capital murder trial
• Grand jury indicts three in 2010 vehicular homicide of former Northside High student
• Focus on your child's schoolwork to prepare for parent-teacher conferences
• Columbus Crew lose 2-1 to Kansas City on own goal
• Commission adopts new district lines in Columbus
• Prosecution rests in Harris County well case
• Kia closely watching free-trade debate
• Fort Benning soldiers teach Stowers' students history behind school’s name
• Road damage repaired, future of Comer auditorium in question
• Chattahoochee Chatter: Judge Bobby Peters pulls out the puns
• CSU to Expand Role in Habitat for Humanity’s Alternative Spring Break
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• Ohio AG Dewine asks high court justices to take on Obama health care law
• Ethisphere magazine invites Aflac's Dan Amos to ring opening bell today at NYSE
• Anti-Kasich bloodhounds sniff out executive, legislative pay, perks hypocrisy
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• Adrian Ezell sentenced to 30 years in prison
• Maine director Patricia Biegler proposed for public services director post
• Jury selection could be complete today in Lee County deputy capital murder trial
• Police seek other possible rape victims of Jermain B. Nathan
• William McCrary gets maximum sentence for vehicular homicide; wife acquitted
• Ex-girlfriend claims Raymon Walton confessed to gruesome well killing
• Fort Benning contracts to use city police SWAT team
• NAACP announces support of racial discrimination lawsuit against MCSD
• Muscogee County Prison Warden Bill Adamson says decision to retire made ‘under duress’; Mayor Tomlinson stands firm
• Judge Aaron Cohn honored at retirement party; Judge Warner Kennon named as replacement
• Fort Benning: Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation plans to turn former Infantry Museum into new campus
• Mark your calendars! GMC Bulldog Football vs. Ft. Benning Doughboys October 15!...
• Wisniewski's 12 game suspension surprises Blue Jackets
• Columbus State to Hold Second Business Plan Competition
• Kasich approval ratings as bad as Obama's, Quinnipiac Poll shows
• Officials break ground on city service project
• Are you interested in attending the "Georgia Social Business and Microcredit For...
• Muscogee County Friends of the Libraries chairwoman Alice Budge steps down tonight
• Chuck Williams: The tweet is mightier than the sword
• Man electrocuted while trying to take copper
• TSYS 'Big Wheel' Rally: And the winner is...
• Russell County bus accident sends 39 students to hospital
• Attorneys in vehicular homicide trial argue evidence; jurors deliberate, reconvene today
• Harris County ‘well case’ trial opens this morning
• Untitled
• Kurt Schmitz settles suit with WTVM
• Charter Review $500 fee proposal disputed
• Make sure to check your student e-mail today for the Fall Newspaper!
• Competitors primed for 2nd annual Spaghetti Cookoff
• Are you interested in attending the "Georgia Social Business and Microcredit For...
• Tim Chitwood's Monday Mail: See the Taj Mahal of the southern sea
• Ledger Inquirer: Contractor tears up lawn, replaces it with hay
• 5 questions with Kathryn Elizabeth Rhodes: ‘Stay-at-home lawyer’ enjoys flexible schedule
• Columbus to break ground on City Service Center, natatorium today
• Bikers ride to support Marine
• Whitewater rafting course to make big splash on Columbus area economy
• Robert Warzycha: We let the ball bounce and it cost us a goal
• Alleged rapist faces hearing
• Bone marrow drive to benefit local man
• Columbus Crew undone by late goal, lose 1-0 to Los Angeles
• Columbus fire: Firefighter injured when rescuing man from blaze
• Georgia redistricting: Commission redraws three congressional district maps
• Fort Benning: Ceremony marks unity of Infantry, Armor schools
• Film to feature former Greenville football coach Jeremy Williams, whose fight against ALS went national on "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition"
• Dimon Kendrick Holmes: Love among the chips and crackers
• Scantily clad women protest for PETA in downtown Columbus
• Columbus man charged with raping 'very conservative' Kendrick High student in woods
• Fort Benning: Col. Walter E. Piatt nominated for promotion to brigadier general
• The death of Troy Davis, through the eyes of a reporter
• Auburn man sentenced to 26 years for murder
• North Georgia on guard for pine beetles
• Are you interested in attending the "Georgia Social Business and Microcredit For...
• CSU Philharmonic Orchestra to Perform with Kansas
• Muscogee County School District Core Strategic Plan Committee sets goals
• Fort Benning: Board of Visitors holding meetings to receive update on curriculum
• Columbus unemployment rate rises to 9.8 percent as career center preps for major job fair
• Whitewater rafting project: Hundreds come out for ‘Riverblasting’
• Detective testifies about connecting William and Yvonne McCrary to vehicular homicide
• Troy Davis execution: A long day at death row
• Duke basketball coach Mike Krzyzewski encourages Fort Benning troops to work together
• Richard Hyatt: Columbus Civic Center audit shows real clowns
• The Rev. Anthony "Tony" Campolo to preach at Calvary Baptist Church’s Sunday morning service
• Columbus hopes new program will save animals’ lives
• The death of Troy Davis, through the eyes of a reporter
• Please attend the SGA Open Meeting today at 1:45 p.m. in Room 122! Also, let Mrs...
• Heavy rain washes away part of Mobley Road
• TROY DAVIS PROTESTS: Mass of media, protesters swarm prison gates
• TROY DAVIS EXECUTED
• Georgia State Superintendent John D. Barge delivers No Child Left Behind waiver request
• 20-year-old convicted of rape, sexual abuse
• Michael Curry attorneys argue over PowerPoint presentation
• Teenage girl sexually assaulted in woods
• Chattahoochee Chatter: Make sure you’re on the right bus
• Lakebottom Park patrols increased after arrests
• TSYS Fall Bazaar and Yard Sale! Please support the TSYS Future Scholars and United Way!
• Auto parts supplier Mando Corp. plans to open plant in Meriwether County, bringing 426 jobs to area
• Hall Leadership Lessons teach success
• Talk about Edgar Allan Poe starts ‘The Big Read’ tonight
• Muscogee County Prison warden Bill Adamson retiring after 21 years
• Mason sharp in debut
• Columbus State Stages Parents Day Sept. 24
• Newspaper meeting at 1:45 p.m. today in room 118, and the Bruster's Ice Cream ca...
• ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’ law expires; military, civilian residents react
• Crowds could swarm prison as protesters gather
• Execution day scheduled to run as normal as possible
• Richard Hyatt: Can't say I feel any safer after watching two executions; can't say I cringed either
• Odds slim Troy Davis will escape death penalty
• Witness says Yvonne McCrary cried when she apologized about death
• Man charged with public indecency at Lakebottom Park
• Soldier Marathon And Half-Marathon
• ‘Let’s talk ... with the mayor’: Third of four meetings tonight at American Legion Post
• Sewer work shaves off riverbank north of Rotary Park to protect pipe
• Building 4 to be dedicated to two fallen soldiers
• The Bruster's Ice Cream cart is coming for FREE ice cream from 4:30 - 6:30 pm in...
• CSU Hosts Local Bands for Sept. 22 Benefit Concert
• Pardons board denies clemency for Troy Davis
• On campus today, we have a financial aid workshop from 3 - 5 pm in the Auxiliary...
• Road runs into river for whitewater work
• Fall Line Trace nearing completion
• ‘Let’s talk ... with the mayor’: Third of four meetings tonight at American Legion Post
• Second suspect, Calvin D. Denson, pleads not guilty in Plaza Motel shooting
• Trial for couple charged in connection with 19-year-old's death set to begin today
• Aflac hires Goldman Sachs exec; will open office in N.Y.
• Muscogee County School Board votes to install surveillance systems
• Chuck Williams commentary: An even better place to play
• Police chase ends with suspect driving to jail
• Gov. Kasich, Mayor Mallory to announce relocation of Omnicare to Cincinnati
• 5 Questions with Nick Norwood, associate professor of English at CSU
• Ethics Essay Contest submissions are due by TODAY, Sept. 19, at 5 p.m. Top essay...
• Tim Chitwood's Monday Mail: Clean up for handicapped rams
• Ledger Inquirer: 23rd Street shotgun house a rundown, overgrown eyesore
• South Columbus to gain two new major development projects
• Ohio Wesleyan University: a good place to pursue your American dream
• AT&T upgrading Columbus service as it awaits decision on T-Mobile merger
• Troy Davis' supporters to make plea today
• Chaput, Mason impress in CBJ Owners' Tournament
• Waiting for Justice: For slain officer Mark MacPhail’s mother, Troy Davis’ execution would close painful journey
• Troy Davis’ siblings never questioned his innocence
• Columbus Mayor Teresa Tomlinson says police officer appears to have acted appropriately in fatal shooting
• Brother of alleged bank robber charged with gun violation related to robbery
• Columbus not among almost 100 Georgia cities voting on Sunday alcohol sales in November
• Local school enrollment falls far short of BRAC projections
• Second suspect in Plaza Motel killing turns himself in
• Walkers, runners lace up for awareness
• Tuskegee student to be featured on BET
• People in glass boxes should fear eagles
• Excitement mounts as Blue Jackets start training camp
• Activists plea to board to grant Troy Davis clemency
• ‘Come Back to Church’ this Sunday
• POW-MIAs remembered at graduation
• Empty promises in the promised land
• Dominique Lowe pleads not guilty to murder of Julian Hernandez
• Second LongHorn, other businesses coming soon to Columbus market , Jersey Mike’s, Dollar Tree, Spirit Halloween pop up
• Columbus man pays it forward
• Columbus State to Host 2012 Peach Belt Conference Baseball, Softball Tournaments
• Good start not so important
• Ethics Essay Contest submissions are due by Monday, Sept. 19 at 5 p.m. Top essay...
• Columbus post offices may move mail operations to Montgomery
• Maj. Gen Robert Brown says Fort Benning’s goals for BRAC met; about 22,000 relocated from Fort Knox
• Georgia unemployment rate rises to 10.2% in August; Columbus first-time unemployment filings up
• Fallen Columbus Marine honored as Marine who tried to rescue him receives Medal of Honor
• Columbus lawsuit against Expedia returns to Muscogee County Superior Court
• About 50 people attend prayer service at Columbus Government Center
• Phenix City residents raise concerns about crime after three slayings in one week
• Richard Hyatt: Football making fashion statements
• As Obama support craters, Boehner tells President: 'Liberate America's Economy'
• Economic Crimes Expert to Give Hallock Lecture at CSU Alma Mater
• CSU Grad Mike Howard Returns to Exhibit ‘Paintings of Life and Death’
• 2011 Maneuver Conference: Army shares training data at three-day conference
• PTK applications are due TODAY, the 15th, by 7 p.m. Also, this Friday is the las...
• Ohio GOP leader talks GOP candidates, primary dates, SB 5, redistricting maps
• In Toledo, MSNBC's Ed Show dares Gov. Kasich to appear, explain worker attacks
• Robert Warzycha: Under the circumstances it is a great point at home
• Man charged in Superintendent Jim Burns’ stabbing to go to trial in November
• Police say more arrests possible in Phenix City murder investigation
• Jonathan Gates named interim pastor at Asbury United Methodist Church
• ‘Winning Attitude Fridays’ a hit at Central High-Phenix City
• Man indicted in vehicular homicide case that left Smiths Station High senior dead
• Chattahoochee Chatter: Straight from church sign to chatter
• Columbus Crew scrape, battle to 2-2 draw with the Houston Dynamo
• CSU Theatre Presents Tale of ‘Disappeared’ Women
• PTK applications are due this Thursday, the 15th, by 7 p.m. Also, this Friday is...
• 2011 Maneuver Conference: Infantry, Armor schools focusing on future conflicts
• Joe Galloway, two Army veterans win 2011 Doughboy Awards
• Dominique Reginal Lowe charged with murder in Columbus motel slaying; police searching for Calvin Denson
• Columbus NAACP chapter plans rally to try to halt Georgia death row inmate Troy Davis’ execution
• Evidence hearing set for suspect in ex-Muscogee County Superintedent Jim Burns’ stabbing
• Richard Hyatt: Endangered post offices still needed
• Government Center East Wing doors to reopen next week
• Four local students eligible for National Merit prize
• Local woman flies to Pennsylvania to aid flood victims
• Fire guts Appolo Drive home
• Ohio, national GOP leaders slam Obama visit to Columbus school for 'Jobs Act'
• Experts to Address Local, Regional Water Resource Issues
• Illinois state lawmaker wins Ohio contest to redraw congressional districts
• Charter Review Commission balks at proposal to impose term limits
• Man pleads guilty to conspiracy to commit armed robbery
• Two plead guilty in connection with November armed robbery
• Chuck Williams: ‘Giving a little for those who gave their all’
• Nominees put forward to fill Judge Doug Pullen's vacated Superior Court judgeship
• GOLF 9/12 held Monday in hopes of bringing unity
• Court upholds man's sentence in 1997 murder of pregnant girlfriend
• Former city manager Carmen Cavezza says he’d raise the money needed if council approves change
• Ohio budget director delivers dreary economic report to Gov. Kasich
• New elementary school surveillance equipment to be voted on
• Soldiers pledge not to drive under influence
• Max Fitness bumps Gold’s Gym Columbus
• PTK applications are due this Thursday, the 15th, by 7 p.m. Also, this Friday is...
• Obama to use Columbus school to show impact of American Jobs Act on nation, Ohio
• This Friday the 16th is the last day to be advised for Fall term before late reg...
• Just a reminder that this Friday the 16th is the last day to be advised for Fall...
• Government buildings continue to update security
• Ledger Inquirer: Northside rec center harbors potentially dangerous precipice
• Fort Benning: Training range use on post to increase
• 5 questions with Aflac Senior VP, chief human resources officer Joe Bohling
• Ceremonies give locals chance to pay respects
• 2011 Maneuver Conference begins today at Columbus Convention & Trade Center
• Monday Mail: Too much online abuse to edit
• 2008 Masters champ Trevor Immelman to attend 9/12 tourney
• Harvard University helps others realize the American dream
• Robert Warzycha: we have to really, really look at how we are playing
• Rev. Wayne Anthony leads final Columbus service this morning
• 10 years after Sept. 11 attacks: A changed America surfaces
• For Auburn girl, a reunion in New York with 9/11 babies
• Life changes at Fort Benning after Sept. 11 attacks
• Sharing a birthday with national tragedy
• Where were you when you heard about the terrorist attacks of 9/11?
• Fort Benning Ranger among first combat-related deaths in war on terror
• Alan Riquelmy: Half a world away on Sept. 11
• The ultimate sacrifice: 128 soldiers from Fort Benning units killed in war on terror
• Terrorist attacks motivate many to serve their country
• Columbus woman fatally shot
• Police probe fatal shooting at Plaza Motel
• Neil Stillwell, Founder of The Game, to be inducted into Sporting Goods Industry Hall of Fame
• Tell the dog to take a message and post it
• Columbus Crew continue leaking goals, lose 4-2 to Toronto FC
• Ohio Wesleyan University commemorates alumni who were victims of 9/11
• Bank robbery suspect’s gun likely not fired
• Retired Police Maj. Hermon Boone managed through tough times for Columbus Police
• Running away from a midnight run
• Duke to become interim CEO of Columbus Regional Healthcare System in October
• Elderly man killed while trying to cross highway in Phenix City
• Police chase ends in three arrests for alleged burglary
• Man killed in Phenix City was acquitted of 2009 murder
• Fort Benning: Dedication ceremony honors combat medic Sgt. Peney
• Flag etiquette tips for Sept. 11 remembrance
• ‘Lung Cancer: Thoughts and Ideas of a Cancer Survivor’: Author Frank Stone to host book signing
• Columbus State University students remember victims of Sept. 11 terrorist attacks
• Authorities unsure who fired shot that killed truck passenger after bank robbery
• In his 11th hour, Superior Court Judge Pullen declines to dismiss aging murder case
• Group rides across the country to raise funds for Fuller Center for Housing
• Chattahoochee Judicial Circuit: Nominations for vacant judgeship due today
• Firefighters battle blaze at Uncle Bob's Storage on Miller Road
• Georgia Sens. Chambliss, Isakson hear voters’ anger during recess
• Richard Hyatt: Bob Bushong embraced a challenge
• CSU Happenings for Sept. 8-15, 2011
• Central Ohio GOP Party to hold 2012 Ames-style 'straw poll' in October
• The Georgia Power Scholarship is still available now, and the deadline is Sept....
• Ohio's Boehner to bring company execs to hear Obama Joint Session job speech
• Coca-Cola Freestyle: Columbus welcomes the ‘soda fountain of the future’
• Former Trinity Episcopal employee Joy Farmer gets 33 months in prison for embezzling from veterans
• Officers use different levels of force when ‘there’s a threat’
• Family: Passenger killed in police shooting played no part in bank robbery
• Vance Smith steps down as Georgia Department of Transportation commissioner
• Phenix City Council approves measures to borrow $38.4 million for projects
• Fort Benning: Aid station in Harmony Church to be named in honor of Sgt. Peney
• St. Francis Hospital starts its $110 million expansion
• Chattahoochee Chatter: Judicial Qualifications Commission officials still hanging around town
• Former NFL player Darrin Smith promotes positive attitudes, reading at Partners in Education Kickoff Conference
• Trinity Lutheran Middle School in Marysville, Ohio, has a unique 9/11 event
• Former Jackets prospect among the dead
• Election pro says 2012 White House winner must win in Ohio and 6 other states
• Tel Aviv Guitarist to Perform Free Public Concert at CSU Sept. 9
• Update: Columbus police officer who fatally shot robbery suspects identified as Vincent Lockhart Jr., 24
• Cold temperatures only temporary; heat will return
• Calling all angels: Kissin' for Kids Radiothon raises money for the Children's Miracle Network
• White man accused of pepper spraying black man gets $10,000 bond
• Ohio Ex-AG Cordray before Senate panel to head CFPA, GOP Sens vow opposition
• Bob Bushong: Muscogee County School District’s go-to guy during 3 crises dies at age 75
• Judge orders more DNA tests in Stocking Strangler case
• Muscogee County School District discrimination lawsuit survives motion to dismiss
• New job opportunity listings and career information available in the library! Co...
• UPDATE: Columbus police: Young police officer single-handedly stopped, fatally shot fleeing robbery suspects
• Columbus State to Host Distance Learning Conference
• Fall Line Trace popular before it's officially open
• Regular campus hours resume today, Tuesday Sept. 6. Also, don't forget the finan...
• Some unhappy with library closings, but system works well
• Soldier, brother plead not guilty to obstruction
• New Eagle & Phenix phase gets under way
• Rain, tornado scare dampen mood for Seale fair-goers
• CHUCK WILLIAMS: How much things have changed
• Shotgun, bombs seized in Holly Hearn homicide
• Monday Mail: Wheelchair wrecks need tiny cruisers
• Heavy rain likely, tornadoes possible as Lee runs its course
• Ledger Inquirer: Weeds as high as an elephant
• Popular careers in a cool economy
• Five questions with Frank Morast III
• Police: Soldier knocked out man, injured officer before being Tased
• A look at the roots of Springer Opera House
• Columbus police resort to Tasering two men
• Columbus’ summer heat beats records
• Candlelight vigil planned for boy who committed suicide
• Mayor Teresa Tomlinson threatens legal action against Decatur Court property owners if crime-ridden complex isn't cleaned up
• Did we find the oldest residents in the Chattahoochee Valley?
• CSU Happenings for Sept. 5-11, 2011
• Columbus athletes Isaiah Crowell, Jarvis Jones, Bruce Figgins to play key roles for Bulldogs
• Tropical Storm Lee will bring rain this way
• Carver High work continues
• Dimon Kendrick-Holmes: Signs point to problems in schools
• Truck accident victim identified
• Local congregations pitch in to help build new homes
• Child molester Melvin Moseley gets 7 years in prison as bizarre case is resolved
• Sheriff: Janitors suspected of selling drugs to Harris County students busted in sting
• Alabama appeals court reverses Phenix City Council subpoena ban
• Administrative offices will be closed and classes will not meet at the Georgia M...
• Fort Benning recognizes victims of Sept. 11 attacks
• Dump truck driver killed in crash on U.S. 27
• Auburn football: Fans get ready for their defending BCS national champion Tigers to open season
• Police: Murder suspect’s father threatened family member, ranted to lieutenant
• Richard Hyatt: Sam Rawls was more than an insurance man
• Judge orders Expedia to clarify filings
• Lee County: Burglar bars cited in another fatal house fire
• Forgotten child molester Melvin C. Moseley Sr. to learn his fate today
• Former Russell County sheriff's deputy Tim Watford found guilty of beating handcuffed man
• OSU football program sacks itself with news of more player violations
• United Way of the Chattahoochee Valley sets its 2011 campaign goal at $6.6 million with about 1,100 attending kickoff luncheon
• Columbus State University to receive $1.2 million grant
• Ohio 'ONE Fund' entrepreneurs make pitches to angel, venture capital investors
• SGA's Midterm Meal is right now until 7 pm! Also, administrative offices will be...
• $1.2M Grant to Gelp Columbus State Produce More STEM Teachers
• Fort Benning: Maj. Gen. Robert Brown pays tribute to victims of 9/11
• Ohio sells one prison for $72.2M, changes management operations in others
• SGA's Midterm Meal is TODAY! FREE DINNER from 5-7 pm in the Student Lounge! Also...
• Southeastern Conference Games at Fort Benning gives injured soldiers another avenue to compete
• Labor Day weekend could bring rain, cooler temps
• Former Phenix City police officer says she was 'in shock' while watching deputies beat handcuffed man
• Life, health insurance executive T. Sam Rawls Jr. dies at age 81
• United Way of the Chattahoochee Valley launches 2011 campaign today
• Rotary Club of Columbus: Georgia Sen. Saxby Chambliss says growing nation's debt greatest threat
• Co-defendant in Arthur L. Sumbry Sr. case found guilty of lying under oath
• Chattahoochee Chatter: Slots in river, chuckles in courtroom
• Obama's call to extend transport bill good news for Ohio's challenged DOT
• Administrative offices will be closed and classes will not meet at the Georgia M...
• Ohio AG DeWine asks feds to spend to defend Great Lakes from invasive species
• Former President George W. Bush to Headline 2012 Leadership Forum
• Events planned to commemorate Sept. 11
• New chancellor visits CSU students, urges perserverance
• SGA's Midterm Meal is this Thursday! FREE DINNER from 5-7 pm in the Student Loun...
• Is this the oldest person in the Chattahoochee Valley?
• Dem lawmakers' case against Kasich's JobsOhio lands before Democratic judge
• Richard Hyatt: Magnet programs still contested
• Expelled Hardaway High School student faces charges for threatening school
• Venerable Muscogee Manor plans move to $35 million facililty
• Murder suspect Lonnie Ragan’s father jailed
• Russell County federal trial: Bondsman describes incident where former deputy Tim Watford beat handcuffed man
• Former President George W. Bush to appear at Jim Blanchard Leadership Forum in Columbus next year
• Phenix City man dives into moving jeep, steers it to safety on J.R. Allen Parkway
• Phenix City schools: Freshman Academy, Central High make AYP after appeal
• SGA's Midterm Meal is this Thursday! FREE DINNER from 5-7 pm in the Student Lounge!
• 2 cases of West Nile Virus confirmed in Ohio, ODH says
• New proposal gives mayor chance to act alone in firing
• Looking for a career in the healthcare industry? Visit the Community Job Fair Au...
• Gift from Aflac CEO Dan Amos, wife pushes the Community Foundation of the Chattahoochee Valley over its $50 million mark
• Former Russell County deputy Tim Watford's trial begins today in Opelika
• Chuck Williams: Judge Aaron Cohn is an icon of integrity
• Judge Aaron Cohn, 95, to retire at end of September
• Judge Bobby Peters links local attorney Mark Shelnutt to special prosecutor probe
• Judicial Qualifications Commission report outlines case against Judge Pullen
• Former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice speaks at Jim Blanchard Leadership Forum
• Phenix City police officer found dead in her home
• Opponent glance: Utah State coach Gary Andersen calls Auburn 'a tremendous challenge'
• Looking for a career in the healthcare industry? Visit the Community Job Fair Au...
• Phenix City, Fort Mitchell increase area home sales in July
• In Brief: Irate driver fires shot at man tailgating him
• Man drowns in East Wynfield swimming pool early Sunday
• Georgia’s redrawn district lines help both political parties
• Redistricting: New Columbus districts reach north to gain residents
• Tim Chitwood's Monday Mail: The dog pound and the panther
• Ledger Inquirer: Widow left to fight erosion on her own
• 5 questions: Mark Lupo thrives in many different careers
• Remembering 911: Celebrating the Resilience of Our Nation
• Benning still awaits 139 soldiers from Fort Knox
• The percentage changes in real estate
• Whitewater work moves down to Alabama side of Chattahoochee River
• Tim Chitwood commentary: Chaos is coming down the avenue, weaving to and fro
• Animals lose best friendin death of shelter manager Frances Steed
• Ohioans bottoming on Boehner as Independents, Republicans shift support
• Expedia prepares for life after Superior Court Judge Doug Pullen leaves bench
• Rainbow/PUSH ends boycott at Walmart
• Man jailed after fatal shooting of woman on Billings Court
• Phenix City neighbors swap ideas to bolster crime watch group
• Columbus Crew get shellacked in Seattle, 6-2
• Couple stops trial to plead guilty to child cruelty, aggravated battery
• $2 million road paving project on Manchester Expressway is under way; mainly affects night traffic
• Dimon Kendrick-Holmes commentary: The very worst day
• Muscogee County jail, prison nurse gives inside look
• Country's Midnight Express 5K run to benefit visually impaired
• Eight tour-guide jobs cut at Little White House
• Columbus police searching for Lonnie Reagan after fatal shooting off Warm Springs, Blackmon roads
• Columbus Crew head west to take on Seattle Sounders
• CSU Happenings for Aug. 27-Sept. 1, 2011
• Richard Hyatt: Who’s on first? When politics and property collide in Columbus, who knows?
• Fort Benning Rangers awarded for their actions in Afghanistan
• Spencer House restoration project begins
• Red Cross ready for Hurricane Irene
• Work on Dixie Road on Fort Benning resumes following fatality
• Tonia Parker's former cell mate tells jury of confession
• Russell County bus driver being hailed as a hero discusses fatal crash
• Federal appeals court sanctions Columbus attorney for ‘frivolous’ appeal
• Renters fee: Property owners say Phenix City violated Open Meetings Act
• Great Spirit Week everyone! Prizes will be awarded next week. Don't forget that...
• Will 'The Onion' dare to satirize on Dispatch, sacred cows in Columbus deal?
• Rising Author Joins Columbus State as Writing Fellow
• Today is Fashion Day, so wear your formal, fashionable attire, and come by the l...
• Russell County High students mourn classmate killed in school bus crash
• Today is Fashion Day, so wear your formal, fashionable attire, and come by the l...
• Jurors watch video interview in child cruelty case
• Judge Doug Pullen denies ‘tipping off' Talbot County officials about FBI investigation
• Ohio ranked 9 in Newsweek/Daily Beast's top 20 states for job growth
• Japan, Germany lead list of 42 countries with investments in Ohio
• Nephew-uncle team hikes 2,100 miles on Appalachian Trail
• Fort Benning welcomes public to yard sale on Sept. 10
• Feds fine hunter $2,000 for killing endangered panther in 2008
• 15-year-old reports being raped in woods near Shaw High School
• Chattahoochee Chatter: Remember to read the instructions, jurors
• UPDATE: Authorities say Casey Hearn, 17, was the Russell County senior killed in car, school bus collision
• Great Spirit Day so far! Come by the library to take a picture if you are in Spi...
• Looking forward to seeing your red and black for Spirit Day! Stop by the Library...
• Brewer Elementary School pays tribute to students killed in fire
• Back to School for Columbus - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• With Douglas Pullen departing, judges prepare to manage case load
• Critics blast Georgia bill to exempt online travel services’ paying retail rate taxes
• Rep. Sanford Bishop picks up more precincts in Columbus in redistricting plan
• Columbus Council approves demolition of all properties on list
• Child cruelty trial: Prosecutor says Columbus couple hit infant with hammer-like tool, fed her peppermint schnapps
• White nationalist group supporter accused of assaulting black man with Mace
• Richard Hyatt: Crisis in Libya brings back memories
• Former Columbus State University student accused of having sex in library indicted
• Great Tacky Tuesday so far! Don't forget to wear your red and black tomorrow for...
• SGA Spirit Week is this week, with Tacky Tuesday today! Dress tacky! Also, don't...
• Georgia Bureau of Investigation announces reward for information about double homicide
• Attorneys select jury in beating trial against former Russell County sheriff's deputy
• U.S. Corps of Engineers' Fort Benning road widening project on ‘safety shutdown’
• United Way of the Chattahoochee Valley: CSU students, loaned executives visit Wilson Apartments
• Chuck Williams: What's important to you?
• Baby sitter sex nets statutory rape, fornication charges
• Crusaders against crime march on Carver Heights
• Muscogee Superior Court Judge Doug Pullen retires amid investigation
• New map shows Columbus still split between districts
• Join Communities in Schools for a fun event before the summer ends
• Carmike Cinemas to purchase Atlanta theater company
• Synovus to pay 1-cent dividend
• Ohio SOS Husted to voters: If you want to vote absentee, ask BOE for a ballot
• Congratulations to Ms. Engel for receiving the GMC Bucks Award for last term! Gr...
• SGA Spirit Week starts today with Twin Day! Dress up and win prizes! Check your...
• Trial begins today for former Russell County deputy
• Ledger Inquirer: One street, two house problems
• Weekly agenda for the week of Aug. 22-27
• BRAC: Finish date for post road improvements depends on weather
• 5 questions with Lisa Randolph, director of Oxbow Meadows Environmental Learning Center
• Homeowner, city at odds over demolition of 43rd Street home
• International Blind Golf Championhip
• Peter Nowak: Why can't we have a normal game?
• Boehner taps Kasich to tee-off on Obama, Ohio Dems ask Budish to KO Kasich
• Gnats nothing to worry about
• Army Corps of Engineers employee accidentally killed on Fort Benning
• Monday Mail: Democrats poor over new maps
• Muscogee Marshal's Office, Krispy Kreme help child with Rett Syndrome
• Dimon Kendrick-Holmes: Muscogee County School District discovers it's difficult tackling poverty, educating disabled students at the same time
• MEAN SEASON: Columbus stats show spring, summer the time for crime
• Columbus Crew extend conference lead with 2-1 win over Philadelphia
• Judge Doug Pullen's 'Gifts': Records reveal judge directed millions to Mercer and Morehouse, gained recognition
• Muscogee teachers allowed to administer epinephrine
• Columbus Technical College begins new semester system
• Ex-Columbus Water Works chief Turner at South Columbus meeting
• Columbus man held in knife attack
• Police beat: Box Springs man dies in 1-car crash
• Ms. Senior Georgia encourages women ministers
• Columbus Crew host an improved Philadelphia Union on Saturday night
• Bristol attracts Realtree’s business
• Health officials issue mosquito warning
• Columbus police: Meth lab discovered inside Efficiency Lodge apartment
• Dimon Kendrick-Holmes: Never too late to start training
• Burlington Coat Factory to open Columbus store in early November
• Kasich may need more trancparency to save SB 5 provisions
• CSU Happenings for Aug. 21-27, 2011
• Stocks fall as traders worry over weekend
• Kasich, GOP leaders, SB5 backers pow-wow a bust, as Ohio unemployment rate rises
• Condoleezza Rice Headlines Aug. 29-30 Blanchard Leadership Forum in Columbus
• SGA SPIRIT WEEK is next week! Prizes for best dressed each day. Check your GMC s...
• Richard Hyatt: All the data you need about the heat
• Uptown holds event series including concerts, beer and food
• Emergency drill with first responders to take place at Aflac on Saturday
• Georgia unemployment rate rises to 10.1 percent in July
• Boy Scouts of America's Chattahoochee Council moves into new headquarters in downtown Columbus
• Fort Benning: First class of cavalry scouts graduate from Armor School
• Ohio short on bucks for interest on jobless fund, CCS report says, ODJFS agrees
• Hearing delayed in Heath Jackson homicide
• Whitewater helps lure 2013 state Parks and Rec meeting
• Rep. Sanford Bishop says all Fort Benning commanders looking into cutting costs
• Just a reminder to check your GMC student e-mail account for detailed informatio...
• ‘Kids Count Data Book’: Survey reveals many children in poverty in Georgia, Alabama
• Recent rise in homicides mars Columbus' mid-year crime report
• Judicial investigation expanded to include more high-profile cases
• Free school supplies are widely available
• Kasich, GOP leaders ask to deal on SB5, We Are Ohio says repeal then we'll deal
• Shaw High School freshmen to sign graduation pledge today
• Habitat for Humanity reps spreading the word throughout Columbus community, taking applications
• Chattahoochee Chatter: Toronto flights fuel Synovus speculation
• Heath Jackson slaying: Ricardo Strozier’s attorney to seek bond at Friday hearing
• Fort Benning: Virtual battle field to help improve combat tactics
• Former officer pleads not guilty to federal bank robbery charge
• Kiplinger Public Affairs Journalism program relocates to WOSU
• Ohioans on Obama: We don't like you, but we like GOP field even less, PPP says
• After falling through the cracks, a child molester Melvin Moseley Sr. is finally jailed
• Richard Hyatt commentary: Confederate Yankees still talked about
• U.S. District Court: Joseph Aaron Reese gets 20 years for receipt of child pornography
• Hughston Hospital: Adapted minivan from Columbus Tech to help patients regain skills
• Russell County murder: Adrian Maurice Ezell stops trial with guilty plea for killing his wife
• Synovus pushing toward fourth-quarter profit
• Unsafe neighborhood: Mom, 2 kids, die in Decatur Street fire within days of slayings; dangers of security measures exposed
• U.S. Army Marksmanship Unit at Fort Benning to host inaugural Army Strong College Shooting Championships
• Phenix City approves new fee for rental properties
• Update: Authorities identify mother, 2 daughters who died in Columbus fire today
• Michigan doubles down on Ohio State in Teach For America's 2011 teaching corps
• SGA Spirit Week is next week! Excited to see everyone for Twin Day (Monday), Tac...
• Columbus State Names a new Dean of Libraries
• Ohio receives $1.1M from HHS in ACA grants to improve quality, create jobs
• The registration module for the Fall 2 term is open now. Make sure you see your...
• Cooler weather around for a few more days
• Muscogee County School District: Frank J. Brown appointed interim director of transportation
• Convicted child molestor Melvin Moseley to attend today's hearing
• Man points gun at officer, leads police on chase
• Man charged with stealing copper from school district
• Police: Speed not a factor in railroad trestle fatality
• Russell County murder trial begins
• Columbus State to Host Rep. Westmoreland in Open Forum
• WEPA printing is coming to campus! Check your e-mail for account information. Al...
• WEPA printing is now available on campus! Check your e-mail for account informat...
• 5 questions: Robert Futrell talks water safety, whitewater
• Club-goer shot dead after pulling gun
• Ledger Inquirer: Prolific pigeons keep coming back
• As Perry's Texas grows, Kasich's Ohio slows
• Building 4 will consolidate Armor, Infantry, MCoE commanders 500,000-square-foot building recently underwent $172 million renovation
• Legislators pore over maps as special session begins First debate over redistricting scheduled for Tuesday
• NY Times profiles OSU President Gee as diminished 'reformer'
• CSU experiences extensive growth
• Man dies after car falls from railroad trestle at 9th Street and Front Avenue
• Weekly agenda
• Monday Mail: Happy trails to district squirrels
• Columbus Crew take advantage of Revolution mistakes en route to 3-1 victory
• Robert Warzycha: we played smarter in the second half
• Timeline of Moseley case
• How a child molester with a 15-year prison sentence went eight years without serving a single day
• Columbus homicide update: Police investigate late Friday shooting death
• Wild talk about riding out a rodeo stock market
• Economically disadvantaged
• Poverty, unrealistic expectations catch up with Muscogee County schools
• Revised BRAC growth numbers
• Fort Benning revises BRAC growth numbers downward
• Church helping those in need
• Former Russell County deputy pleads guilty in Patrick Harrington beating case
• Judge Douglas C. Pullen may retire before term ends
• Dimon Kendrick-Holmes: Definitely among the worst
• Decatur court slaying: Columbus man found shot to death Friday morning
• Wesley Heights adds measure to bus loading procedure
• Bourgeois faces expulsion from religious order
• Honoring heroes Memorial dedicated to honor 31st Infantry Regiment at the National Infantry Museum and Soldier Center
• Liberian school gets visit by Brookstone students, staff
• Democrats vow to oppose new maps proposed after general assembly releases first redistricting maps
• GBI treating fire deaths as homicides
• City Council discussion hides action beneath the surface
• Smiths Station High School graduate to appear on TLC's 'Say Yes to the Dress'
• New Smiths Station High School ready to open
• Fort Benning school enrollment increases on post
• Former officer indicted in bank robbery
• Final pieces of armor from Fort Knox roll onto Fort Benning
• Carlton Gary defense responds to latest filing
• Former officer cleared of witness tampering
• Bus driver finds missing 5-year-old Wesley Heights Elementary student
• Special prosecutor assigned to investigate local judges
• Diamond jubilee for OSU hockey
• SGA Open Meeting today at 1:45 pm in Room 122. Let's hear your great ideas!
• Record-Setting Annual Fund Delivers Critical Support to Columbus State
• OSU hockey going outdoor
• Chattahoochee Chatter: Don't forget to spell your property taxes
• Chuck Williams commentary: Archie Griffin shares bond with Bob Wright
• Columbus crime: Police say fight about sex led to fatal shooting
• Columbus State University president Tim Mescon offers mixture of optimism and economic realities in 'welcome back' speech
• Fort Benning soldiers get safety training, perform mock air assault
• Phenix City opens 2011-12 school year with traffic, growth
• Pilots killed in Fort Benning helicopter crash identified
• Columbus crime: Former police officer denies making threats to witnesses
• GBI probes deaths after Cusseta fire
• Crew midfielder Robbie Rogers scores as US National Team ties Mexico 1-1
• Columbus Councilor Mimi Woodson proposes Fifth Street be renamed for the Rev. J.H. Flakes Jr.
• Check out our video from Leadership Retreat! And get involved by coming to the N...
• Ready to roll: Covenant Woods residents try out power chairs
• Witness’ dad testifies about threats from former Columbus police officer Mitchell Brock
• Ohio labor prof, ODJFS differ on true national, state jobless rates, JobsOhio
• More of Tony Adams' AAU players, including one now at Columbus State, linked to purchases made from city's account, records show
• Ohioan named Yangtze River Scholar
• Fort Benning: Rail shipment of armor equipment from Fort Knox almost complete
• Aviators die in helicopter crash at Fort Benning
• UGA economist Jeff Humphreys says odds of double-dip recession growing
• Luis Garcia sentenced to 6 years in prison on child sex charges
• Phenix City students head back to school today
• Richard Hyatt: Calls home to Mama bring in big bucks
• Despite some tax concerns, Columbus Councilors approve Victory Drive land deal for $1.135 million
• New Ohio "I Voted Today" sticker revealed
• Check out our SGA President rappelling during Georgia Military College Columbus...
• Update: Murder suspect DeWayne Williams turns himself into police after mother's pleas
• Former Columbus officer accused of influencing witness heads to trial
• Sandra Flynn sentenced to 5 years in prison for meth trafficking
• Superintendent Susan Andrews says Muscogee County schools had ‘smooth opening’
• Aflac, Synovus and Carmike’s shares tumble to 52-week lows
• Former Youngstown Mayor Williams new head of DOL auto, worker recovery office
• Muscogee County School Board: Columbus NAACP President Nathaniel Sanderson wants community educated on AYP
• Chuck Williams: Got issues? Get to the root
• Stocking Strangler case: District Attorney says Carlton Gary’s case for DNA test in rape is weak, moot
• Carmike Cinemas posts $5.9 million profit in second quarter
• Columbus Council: City wants to buy Victory Drive land for development
• Excited about the first day of class!
• Two charged in last month’s drive-by shooting
• Five questions with Arthur Thomas Sr., Phenix City school system bus driver
• Former Strickland ODOT Director Molitoris now president of U.S Railcar Company
• Boehner's 98% win on debt deal masks only 33% who approve of his GOP approach
• Monday Mail: Whether to ride the river to Omaha
• Ledger Inquirer: Vacant house with unkempt yard gets neighbor's attention
• Schools not seeing big BRAC impact yet
• Hundreds attend biannual Columbus Comic Book Show
• Harrington ordered to testify at beating trial
• Next move: Will Aflac keep ad dollars flowing into NASCAR, team of race star Carl Edwards?
• Teresa Tomlinson, subcommittee have different opinions about giving Mayor's Office more authority
• First Charter Review Commission considered same option for mayor
• Be careful: Muscogee County school traffic is back
• Columbus police: Man robbed of $700 at gunpoint
• Columbus police snare 5 in drug bust
• Columbus Firefighter hurt in Crystal Court apartment fire
• Columbus Crew lose Eddie Gaven, 2-0 to Colorado Rapids
• College expenses shock students even with HOPE
• Alabama gambling corruption trial goes to jury
• Accused murderer's mom says her son didn't do it
• Former Al Who's, Fire House nightclub torn down for redevelopment
• Cold case murder suspect gets bond
• Dimon Kendrick-Holmes: Time to stop thinking like victims
• Columbus State University’s fee hikes putting strain on wallets
• Judge may postpone Arthur L. Sumbry Sr.’s forgery, perjury trial again
• Firefighters like Lieutenant Ballantyne teach preschoolers to survive fires
• Cougar Kickoff to Open New School Year for Students
• Expedia removes hotel tax suit to federal court
• Harris, Chattahoochee County students head back to school
• Russell County Courthouse renovations roll on
• Man gets six months for sex crimes
• Athlete-entrepreneur to deliver keynote address
• COLUMBUS POLICE: Acquittal in shooting at Carousel Lounge
• Police: Man stabs his sister over $2
• Aflac, Synovus and Carmike stocks fall as Dow hits its steepest decline since 2008 crisis
• Personnel records show bank robbery suspect had troubled history on Columbus police force
• The Jordan Company, Jim Blanchard partner in private investment venture
• Ohio Sen. Rob Portman: 'Make the Dollar-for-Dollar Rule Permanent'
• Six Columbus men charged with cocaine trafficking
• Benny Jones, Horace Cromwell plead guilty in cocaine bust
• Sheriff’s Office investigation: GBI case file turned over to solicitor
• Authorities ID suspect in Citizens Trust Bank robbery as former Columbus police officer Edward Pascucci
• Most Phenix City schools make adequate yearly progress
• Synovus, Aflac shares hit lows for year, then rebound
• Another heat record broken in Columbus on Wednesday
• Chattahoochee Chatter: What was council session about?
• Ohio Ballot Board says yes to "No" vote option for SB5
• UK School Honors Columbus State Student with Award, Check
• New Student Orientation tonight!
• Columbus community comes together for National Night Out
• Richard Hyatt: City's plan raising eyebrows and blood pressure
• Columbus judge delays sentencing in peeping Tom case
• Georgia lawmakers split on debt-limit vote
• Fort Benning sniper pleads guilty to transporting explosives
• John McCain likes Ohio Sen. Rob Portman on 'Super Committee'
• Muscogee County Sheriff’s Office suspends Regina Millirons without pay after GBI probe
• Verizon says new Columbus store on Veterans Parkway will be largest in Georgia
• Soldier with Columbus ties dies in Afghanistan
• Sales tax holiday this weekend in Alabama; Georgia without for second straight year
• Financial Aid Workshop today from 3-5 PM in the Auxiliary Lab! Please bring the...
• 2nd mother pleads guilty to attempted theft by extortion
• Muslims celebrate start of Ramadan
• Fabian Henderson pleads guilty to voluntary manslaughter, sentenced to 30 years
• Chuck Williams: Can you feel BRAC impact?
• Local high school football teams try to beat the heat as practices start
• Teen admits to fatally stabbing grandmother, gets life in prison
• Panel votes to possibly elevate mayor's powers
• Ohio PenVote snags time with MN SOS Ritchie, possible demo at Gopher State Fair
• National Night Out aims to bring police, citizens together
• Coroner IDs body pulled from Chattahoochee in July
• Atmos Energy replacing cast-iron gas pipes with plastic
• Triathlon time: Chattahoochee Challenge attracted 263 competitors
• Weekly agenda for the week of Aug. 1-7
• Ledger-Inquirer: What’s up with the funky water?
• Tim Chitwood: Whip those pants up on the plane
• James Alvin Alston faces pandering charge; Tiarra Wofford charged with prostitution
• 5 questions with Sister Margaret Downing
• Deloren Mitchell dies after shooting at Farley Homes
• New Fort Benning soldiers seeking more information about schools
• Muscogee County School may hold back slots in magnet programs for late BRAC arrivals
• Columbus Charter Review Commission to discuss basic service fee for homeowners
• Some businesses may not support Senate Bill 5
• Columbus Crew pounce early, hold on for 2-0 road win over Real Salt Lake
• More than 1,500 tour, attend reopening of CSU Oxbow Meadows Environmental Learning
• PCS Tour of the Valley: Newcomers get tips, entertainment at expo
• Muscogee County Superior Court clerk’s office to build alcove by entrance
• Authorities relax security measures at Columbus federal courthouse
• Christopher K. Gibson charged with theft of computer
• With murder-for-hire case at standstill, Ladonia family copes with tragedy
• Fort Benning: Col. Walter E. Piatt takes command of Infantry School
• Chattahoochee Challenge: First sprint triathlon comes to Columbus today
• Melvin Keith Chaney of South Carolina charged with kidnapping arrested in Phenix City
• Live Ministries at Christ Community Church offers supplies to teachers
• Dimon Kendrick-Holmes: Ignoring AYP results would be the ‘worst’
• Fort Benning soldier Josh Richmond nominated for 2012 Olympic team
• Federal trial for habitual offender Sticarlo L. Vanderson postoned until next year
• Boehner BBA amendment crafted to pass House, but guaranteed to fail in Senate
• Feds take over felon’s weapons case
• Bikers to hold dice run in honor of fallen soldier
• Richard Hyatt: What you really need to know about the Valley
• Local jobless rate hits 10.2 percent in June
• Synovus loses $53.5 million in second quarter; in the red 12 straight quarters
• Double exposure for twins in 'Phenix City Story'
• Man gets 25 years in stabbing
• Fort Benning: Col. Walter E. Piatt takes command of Infantry School today
• Estate battle between Frank Lumpkin III, Probate Judge Julia Lumpkin heats up
• Columbus Civic Center: Mayor Teresa Tomlinson says promoter Mike Blackwell knew about ticket-taking
• Boehner bungles big vote on debt ceiling deal bill again
• Excited about Orientation with our new students today!
• Columbus State ROTC Cadet Among Army’s Top Hand-to-Hand Combatants
• Ohio fall ballot shaping up to be political 'War of the Worlds'
• Make sure to check out the updated Presidents' and Deans' List on the Georgia Mi...
• Chattahoochee Chatter: Ah, the power of positive thinking
• 12 men inducted into Ranger Hall of Fame
• Aflac posts $248 million second-quarter profit, says investment de-risking in Europe mostly complete
• Fort Benning names maintenance facility after Pfc. Jesse Douglas Mizener
• Records show Georgia linebacker Jarvis Jones might have received more than plane tickets from his AAU basketball coach, former Columbus Parks and Recreation director Tony Adams
• Grand jury indicts Joshua Welch for impersonating officer at Steak ’n Shake
• Stocking Strangler case: Defense Attorneys say witness may have misidentified Carlton Gary at trial
• FBI says man threatened to kill President Barack Obama, threw brick through Columbus federal courthouse window
• Muscogee County Sheriff John Darr orders audit of jail accounts
• Columbus State Engages Undergrads in High-Level, Summer Lab Research
• Pittsview, Hatchechubbee post offices on list of possible closures
• Richard Hyatt: William Anthony Brooks deserves to stay in prison
• Halloween murder: Judge rules jury will hear murder suspect’s confession
• Man admits to bilking Aflac out of more than $50K
• Schools construction making progress
• Fort Benning expansion: Officials meet with Stewart County residents
• TSYS posts 8 percent increase in second-quarter profits
• Promoter claims council was given false information
• Kasich, Zehringer, Strickler to open 158th Ohio State Fair Wednesday
• Medal of Honor recipient Leroy Petry recounts actions in Afghanistan
• Columbus crime: Man strikes out for assault with baseball bat
• Columbus crime: Man convicted of cinder-block assault on 80-year-old
• Columbus Baptist Association renovates apartments to shelter families
• Chuck Williams commentary: District attorney Julia Slater forges bond with Bernice Johnson, mother and grandmother of victims in Michael Curry's bush-ax murders
• Indiana toll road losses: A lesson for Ohio Gov. Kasich's turnpike lease plan?
• Boehner denies prez 'blank check,' Obama tells Speaker to be 'fair and balanced'
• Promoter Mike Blackwell to appeal City of Columbus' decision not to pay him $26,000
• TSYS, Aflac and Synovus poised to report results
• Scarlett, Ashley and Columbus Steel Erectors: Labor management, then and now
• COMING BACK TO GMC FOR FALL 1 TERM ? – Be sure you have completed your 2011-2012 FAFSA and turned in all required documents for verification. Email your Student Services Representative ASAP if you need assistance!
• Weekly agenda, July 25-30
• Man posing as officer found with suspected Ecstasy, police say
• Ledger Inquirer: Restroom facilities on the breaks
• 5 questions: Mario Davis makes most of transition from Synovus to Complete Facilities Management
• Election expert taps Ohio 2nd among top 10 2012 election battleground states
• Need for land, sandy soil provide challenges for Fort Benning
• Boehner bolting from Obama debt deal talks fodder for Americans Elect 2012
• Columbus files new lawsuit against Expedia
• Monday Mail: Cyberbully slanders columnist
• Robert Warzycha: We should probably have more points
• Joseph Kieta: It’s time to improve educational opportunities for all
• Eddie Gaven lifts the Columbus Crew over Portland and into tie for first place
• After poor AYP report, Muscogee County School District plans to ways to improve test scores
• Former NFL lineman Charlie Johnson to speak during Men's and Women's Day at Greater Beulah Missionary Baptist Church
• Columbus man takes blame for drug stash
• Online websites in Columbus appeal to prostitutes from all over
• Columbus Council Agenda -- July 26
• Community leaders grade, evaluate Mayor Teresa Tomlinson’s six-month performance
• Dems challenge constitutionality of Gov. Kasich's JobsOhio in high court
• Romney, Pawlenty, Bachmann top Ohio 2011 GOP straw poll
• Drug investigation leads to copper bust in Ladonia
• Aramark hosting job fair on Columbus State University campuses Monday, Tuesday
• Fort Benning officials to hold meeting in Lumpkin on land expansion
• Dimon Kendrick-Holmes: Muscogee County School District's horrible AYP scores should serve as wake-up call
• Family Dollar adding two new stores in Columbus
• DA Julia Slater, victim's family express relief after Michael Curry gets 3 life terms for brutal bush-ax murders
• The Medical Center's new CT imaging machine, the only one of its kind in Georgia, is more precise with about half the radiation dosage of older models
• Marine Corps Detachment uncases its flags at Fort Benning
• Poll shows Kasich not the firewall to another Obama win in Ohio he wanted to be
• Only 18 of 55 Muscogee County schools meet adequate yearly progress
• Columbus crime: 43 arrested on outstanding warrants in one day
• Columbus crime: Man mighty helpful during his arrest for marijuana possession
• Georgia execution: Andrew DeYoung dies in controversial videotaped lethal injection
• Police briefs: Suspect breaks into 22 units at Warm Springs Road Storage; Opelika man accused of kidnapping, sodomy
• Richard Hyatt commentary: Readers respond, including Columbus Mayor Teresa Tomlinson
• Phenix City residents like ‘The Neighborhood Watchers’ on Facebook
• Building a Better Ohio pushes for SB 5
• Deal: Columbus is one of the bright spots
• Gov. Deal spends busy day in Columbus
• Chattahoochee Chatter: Is no news good news for Columbus?
• Community pitches in to help sick police officer
• Columbus Crew blunt Beckham but ultimately lose 1-0 to Los Angeles
• BRAC More tanks, vehicles coming to Fort Benning next week Armor School has received 158 armor vehicles, or 72 percent of what is expected
• Two indicted for CSU burglaries
• Man faces more impersonating an officer charges
• Retired deputy wins Talbot County sheriff’s race
• Judge Pullen rejects issuing order to halt tree cutting under new law
• 1985 Bush ax murders: Curry's future decided today in sentencing hearing
• CSU-Fort Benning Students Engage Kids in Online Reading Blog
• District Attorney Julia Slater to seek death penalty against Ricardo J. Strozier
• City Manager Isaiah Hugley makes Facebook friends ... and foes
• Poll finds Kasich sinking, support for Photo ID up, opposition to SB5 steady
• 'So You Think You Can Dance' winner Lauren Froderman offers advice at Columbus dance studio
• Kasich aide slaps ODP chair over Murdock $1M campaign gift last year to GOP govs
• Phenix City announces plans for $10 million hotel
• Fort Benning's 463 Medical Detachment prepares to deploy to Afghanistan
• Richard Hyatt: Columbus Hospice deserves answers from city
• Joshua Leonard pleads not guilty to slaying, denied bond
• Pope Benedict XVI names the Rev. Gregory Hartmayer new leader for Catholic Diocese of Savannah
• Ohio Gov. Kasich OK with balanced budgets, unsure of 'Cut, Cap' bill, aide says
• Columbus' Copper Theft Task Force launches reward fund
• Chuck Williams: What did Deputy City Manager Lisa Goodwin know?
• Drug-sniffing dogs to perform random searches at Columbus government facilities
• Christopher Odom gets 25 years in prison for shooting F&B Auto Electric owner in March 2010
• Six Columbus men plead not guilty in dog fighting case
• Three women file discrimination suit against Muscogee County Sheriff John Darr
• Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal to make announcement during trip to Columbus Wednesday
• Joe Bohling named senior vice president of human resources exec at Aflac
• Muscogee County School Board: Early College Academy to relocate to 11th Avenue
• Columbus State Selected to Help Georgia Launch Teacher Prep Initiative
• Summer break, tight budgets put children, seniors at risk, Ohio foodbanks say
• Ohio Lt. Gov. names members of Small Business Advisory Council
• 5 questions: Chuck McManus transitions from selling cars to bikes
• Fort Benning's 4th Platoon, 233rd Transportation Company, deploys for Kuwait
• Ledger Inquirer: Stadium Drive awaits negotiations
• Ohio Sen. Rob Portman, a new yet seasoned GOP star on the rise
• Columbus crime: Joshua Antwon Leonard charged with murder in 2010 shooting death of Calvin Grimes
• Monday Mail: Cyberbullies beat up on Girl Scouts
• Obama names former Ohio AG Cordray to head Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
• Ohio election chief Husted has 'profile in courage' moment on GOP Photo ID bill
• Ohio's Mecklenborg heeds calls to resign House seat in wake of OVI arrest
• Fort Benning couple shares journey to have a baby on TLC’s web series
• Vietnamese family puts down roots in Columbus by opening second Pho Vy restaurant
• Leaks in Muscogee County Sheriff’s Office under GBI investigation
• Columbus Crew held to scoreless draw by San Jose as Brian McBride looks on
• Tim Chitwood: Columbus sag ban could have made it big
• News analysis: Columbus' whistleblower hotline gets new emphasis but mixed reviews
• Fort Benning soldier, his wife share experiences of war today at Unitarian Universalist Fellowship
• Jason Mann named Officer of the Month for work on theft cases
• ‘Gang of Six’ patching up differences, close to debt ceiling plan
• Columbus’ fraud hotline created by then-Mayor Jim Wetherington in 2007
• 'In God We Trust' confusion delays new Georgia license plate
• Rodney B. Medley gets 15 years in prison for attempted murder after pleading guilty
• Columbus State University awarded $1.4 million education grant
• WWII paratrooper veterans return to Fort Benning
• Body of man pulled from Chattahoochee River
• Tractor-trailer crashes into 13th Street Bar-B-Que in Ladonia
• Dimon Kendrick-Holmes: Not as simple as north and south
• CSU Oxbow Meadows Grand Opening to Showcase New Facility, Exhibits
• There may no longer be a need for cursive in schools
• Columbus Crew trade Andy Iro and Leandre Griffit to Toronto FC
• REMINDER: Books are due Friday July 22, 2011 by 5.00pm! NO EXCEPTIONS! Failure to return your books on time will result in a $25.00 Late Fee and a $75.00 Replacement Fee PER book! The bookstore is open Mon-Thu 9.00am-6.00pm and Fri 8.00am-5.00pm.
• Fort Mitchell officials work to keep up with rapid growth from BRAC
• Richard Hyatt: Vanishing art of ‘Phenix City Story’
• BENNING SOLDIERS HEADED TO IRAQ
• Columbus chamber surpasses fundraising target
• WWII paratrooper veterans return to Fort Benning
• Columbus couple robbed outside their mobile home
• Columbus fire Lt. Jimmy M. Smith faces five felony drug charges
• Gov. Deal unveils Georgia’s new license plate design today
• Officer impersonation case: Bin'keve Leconnette Walton faces new charge
• CNBC 2011 Top States for Business report shows Ohio's pluses, minuses
• Upcoming movies a boost for industry
• Young 'wizards' reflect on popular 'Harry Potter' series, whose final tale premiers tonight at midnight
• Chattahoochee Chatter: Baseball, laughter on the brain
• Work on 14th Street Bridge going well
• Russell County warns Care ambulance company to vacate facilities
• Auburn football: NCAA tells Tigers coach Gene Chizik the governing body isn't done investigating
• Brookside Glen's 'Christmas in July' food drive seeking more donations
• Crime: Two arrested for trespass, obstruction of an officer
• Veteran firefighter Angelia D. Curran pleads not guilty, resigns
• Revenue commissioner sues Russell County over hires
• Carlton Gary case: Judge sets deadline for DNA motions
• OSU part of hockey changes
• House Speaker Boehner: Has the Ohio shepherd lost his flock?
• Sen. Sherrod Brown says layoff prevention bill would help Buckeye businesses
• Richard Hyatt: City Manager Isaiah Hugley’s sword coated with excuses
• City Manager Isaiah Hugley says he was unaware of Parks & Rec Department's actions
• Fort Benning: Vehicle strikes, kills black bear at Harmony Church
• Kasich defers to House GOP leadership on Mecklenborg mess
• Charlette Johnson receives 10 years in prison for stealing dead Phenix City sister’s identity
• Thief takes 12-ton dump truck on 106-mile ride from Columbus to Griffin
• Grand jury indicts four men on murder charges in Decatur Court shooting
• Fort Benning aims to reduce noise in training region
• Stan Heffner selected Ohio's 36th education chief
• City manager says he knew nothing of Parks and Rec crimes before police probe
• Asphalt behind Columbus Public Library removed to create green space
• Thunder in the Valley Air Show raises $48,500 for 10 youth charities
• Charter Review Commission mulls adding two at-large Columbus councilors
• New Synovus executive Allen Gula Jr. puts focus on growth and expansion, not acquisition
• City Manager Isaiah Hugley to end silence on Parks & Rec scandal today
• Stocking Strangler case: Carlton Gary's defense team says DNA test could disprove 1977 rape testimony
• Muscogee County Jail authorities searching for escapee Kristopher John Carver
• Columbus police say man who impersonated officer tried to handcuff woman in Green Island Hills home
• Caregiver Christine Lockett pleads guilty to stealing $65,000 from elderly man
• Chuck Williams: Could Rep. Sanford Bishop be getting a political bone?
• CSU Hosts River Fellow Visiting Artist; Lecture July 13
• Columbus State Fills Several Leadership Posts
• Ohio Gov. Kasich launches JobsOhio board, as nation stalls on job creation
• Authorities search for escaped Muscogee County Jail inmate
• Ledger Inquirer: Skateboarders ignore helmet rule at city skate park
• 5 questions: Albert Lee Jr. stays busy as top veterans employment representative
• LaGrange: Deremy Davis in custody after fatally shooting his father, police say
• Brokers focus on business connected to growth at Fort Benning
• Weekly agenda
• National Baptist leader Rev. George Waddles Sr. makes trip to Columbus
• Police: Man robbed at Third Avenue and 18th Street
• BRAC: Relocation of equipment almost complete
• Monday Mail: Looking for a four-lane, cloverleaf
• Ohio Socialist Party candidate takes on FEC on 2010 Big Eight newspaper debates
• Apartments, rentals heat up; housing sales decline
• Interpol issues so-called red notice for John A. Gill Jr.
• Fort Benning noise may increase as new training begins
• Police: Two charged in LaGrange drug bust
• Arts grant to help fund Big Read
• Harris County schools to increase millage rate
• Testing scandal shakes teacher evaluations
• CSU Happenings for July 10-22, 2011
• Man accused of impersonating officer in home invasion captured
• Columbus police say Eric Vann Huguley confessed to killing 2 in love triangle
• Columbus police: Robber pretends to be officer
• Muscogee County School District meeting stresses role of parents
• Rock Ranch celebrates space program
• Coca-Cola Space Science Center employees travel to see shuttle launch
• 1946-2011: Eddie L. Roberts remembered as ‘patriotic guy’
• In Ohio, Obama flirts with fire with Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid cuts
• Former Russell County Sheriff Tommy Boswell asks judge to dismiss civil rights lawsuit
• Eric Vann Huguley faces charges in double homicide at Buena Vista Road Internet cafe
• Jeremy Williams steps down as athletic director at Greenville High School
• Higher Education is Focus of new Columbus State M.Ed.
• Research Draws International Award for CSU Management Prof
• Update: Shooting at Internet cafe leaves 2 dead, 1 in custody
• Suspected prostitute arrested after calling officer, setting up appointment
• Muscogee County School Board districts to be redrawn
• CRCT results show deep divide in student performance in Columbus
• Jeff Cunningham makes history as the Columbus Crew defeat Vancouver 1-0
• Chattahoochee Chatter: Barbecues and ‘The Big Nasty’
• Smiths Station veteran firefighter Angelia D. Curran faces three counts of embezzling funds
• Tensions rise as Phenix City Council prepares to borrow millions
• Col. Timothy Lamb to take leadership of Fort Benning Army Medical Department Activity
• Police say Travon Mitchell vandalized patrol car when officer arrested his mother
• Dr. Barber’s HIS101 and HIS201 class has been canceled today. (7/6/11) Classes will meet at the regular time and day next week. Please continue with any previously scheduled assignments.
• Ohio Health Care Freedom Amendment signatures delivered to elections chief
• Spanish solar jobs to shine in Ohio
• Two women arrested separately at Columbus Hampton Inn on prostitution charges
• Grand jury indicts Johnnie Melissa Burmeister in murder-for-hire plot
• Fort Benning gateway project ‘going incredibly smoothly’
• Deadline for school transfer requests in Muscogee County School District is July 15
• Ohio gets 'frack job' with PA's toxic deep-well waste water
• Fort Benning soldier nominated for 2012 Olympic Team
• Richard Hyatt: Muscogee County School District needs better business practices
• Muscogee County School District Superintendent Susan Andrews says precautions taken to avoid cheating on CRCT
• Two Columbus men injured in explosion at ABC Metal Recycling
• Muscogee County School Board to discuss moving Early College
• North Columbus library reopens after renovation
• Ethics Essays are due Today, July 5th, by 5pm to sbarber@gmc.cc.ga.us. 1st place essay wins $300!!
• Thousands flock to Thunder on the Hooch
• North Columbus homeowner spoils teens' attempted robbery
• LaGrange homicide: Jeffrey D. Jones denied bond in slaying of Auburn player Quan Bray's mom
• Experts say water ruling murkier downstream; Columbus officials concerned about river levels
• New fitness, rec centers open at Fort Benning
• Chuck Williams: An intellectually honest debate
• Circle K on Wynnton Road robbed
• Mother of Auburn football player Quan Bray shot dead
• Ledger Inquirer: Columbus Water Works will check out Lakebottom leak
• 5 questions: 'Bang Bang Lady' just having fun
• U.S. military relies heavily on citizen soldiers
• Casualty count
• Controlled drug buy leads to five arrests
• 5 questions bio box: Wanda King Lamb
• Prepare for an evening at Thunder on the Hooch
• Meekses turn Peachtree Road Race into a family affair
• Monday Mail: Go blow something up and holler
• Academic ghost writing may be rampant in colleges and high schools
• Columbus Crew stumble to 2-0 loss against FC Dallas
• Freedom, anti-Obama themes lace Tea Party inspired We the People Convention
• Columbus slated to host 2012 Canoe Freestyle World Cup even though Chattahoochee River whitewater course isn't built yet
• Muscogee County natatorium: Columbus about to break ground on $32.5 million project that will include a long-awaited $17.5 million indoor swimming pool facility
• Georgia Sen. Saxy Chambliss dislikes the politics of deficit battle
• For Fort Benning soldiers, Independence Day carries many meanings
• Holiday closings: July 4
• Columbus police seek woman in Circle K armed robbery
• Georgia Power bills shocking residents
• Falling gas prices put extra cash in area families’ pockets for Fourth of July weekend
• Police: Columbus Parks & Rec employee sold drugs outside Frank Chester Recreation Center
• June heat scorches the record book in Columbus
• Fort Benning expecting crowd of 6,000-10,000 at Independence Celebration today
• Use proper caution with fireworks
• Dimon Kendrick-Holmes: On the road somewhere in America
• Judge Doug Pullen reverses attorney's fees ruling in Expedia case
• Judge John Allen to travel to Ukraine Judge will discuss creation of system to discipline jurists
• Parks and Rec employee arrested for selling drugs at rec center
• Blue Jackets start off busy free agency day with a bang
• CSU Happenings for July 1-15, 2011
• Richard Hyatt: TV news — A game for young people
• MAN GETS 10 YEARS IN AGGRAVATED ASSAULT
• East wing entrance to government center will permanently close Tuesday
• Michael Curry trial: Defense attorneys think verdict will be overturned
• 'To Catch a Predator' convict Reymundo Anguiano requests new trial
• CARVER HIGH TAKES SHAPE AS CONSTRUCTION CONTINUES
• Toomer's Corner oaks update: Judge delays trial in Auburn tree poisoning case against Harvey Updyke Jr.
• Stay safe in the water this Fourth of July weekend
• New banking group to focus on senior citizens
• Jehovah’s Witnesses convention in town for two weekends
• Body may be Macon law student
• Woman accused in stabbing of man she lives with
• Broken sewer line spills 15,784 gallons into Weracoba Creek
• Mecklenborg 'stripper' mess proves intoxicating to Dems, sobering to GOP
• State Sen. Jordan readies bill to defund Planned Parenthood in Ohio
• Cincinnati federal appeals court upholds key part of Obama's Affordable Care Act
• Mayor Teresa Tomlinson says police involvement in Civic Center case not 'criminal'
• Billy Bob Thornton, Robert Duvall, Kevin Bacon visit Troup County to film movie
• Publix at Cross Country Plaza on track for fall completion
• Auburn man found guilty of murder; could face life in prison
• Chattahoochee Chatter: Elvis joins the crowd at Lions game
• Fort Benning official says tax revenue loss is among the key concerns about expansion
• Columbus Technical College Foundation exceeds fundraising goal for 'CTC Works' campaign
• Deliberations in Donald Bush's aggravated assault trial continue today
• Schomburg Road Baptist Church's Vacation Bible School to honor military, public safety officials
• Prosecutors in Stocking Strangler Carlton Gary case against more DNA testing
• Ohio House passes biggest budget bill ever; Gov. Kasich to review it
• Prosecutors oppose more DNA testing in Carlton Gary case
• SB5 referendum petitioners submit 1.3M signatures to SOS
• Ross D. Horner named Columbus Civic Center director
• Advising for Fall 1 quarter is underway and runs through July 8. Registration for Fall 1 will be between July 11 and 15, and avising will not be available during this time. Failure to register in July carries 2 consequences: 1) You'll be charged
• Want to go to the Student Leadership Retreat that is from Aug. 4-5? Applications are now available and are due back to Mrs. Norman by 5:00 PM on July 18th. Click here to download the application:
• RiverCenter's 2011-2012 season is announced
• SPECIAL REPORT: Mayor Teresa Tomlinson pledges more audits, steps to prevent scandals
• Did GOP budgeteers violate Joint Rule 19 with insertion of InvestOhio?
• After unusual hearing, Judge Doug Pullen says he'll rule Friday in Expedia case
• Robert Warzycha: After a game like this, I don't know who I am taking to Dallas
• Col. Thomas James takes command of Armor School at Fort Benning
• Civic Center audit reveals former director exceeded use of complimentary tickets, approved his own pay
• Richard Hyatt: Sad country song turns into fight
• Jack L. Hughes makes bond on vehicular homicide charge
• Minor-league Richmond Kickers depose the Columbus Crew from Open Cup
• Trio of abortion bills come to term in Ohio House
• Georgia Military College's phone and internet service is down.
• Today, June 28th, starts the clothes drive that SGA is hosting. Please donate any gently used clothes into the clothing drive box up in the front. All clothes will be donated to Hope Harbour, an organization that provides emergency shelter and services
• Arthur Sumbry Sr.’s attorney questions his debt with Synovus
• Pine Grove Mobile Home Park slaying: Jorge Mendoza-Infante held without bond; witness remains in jail on pimping charges
• Suspect in River Road pharmacy fire sentenced on drug charge
• SPECIAL REPORT: Inner circle ran basketball, other divisions suffered
• Fort Benning: Sgt. Jerome C. Owens dies in wreck; 17-year-old faces charges
• Columbus Council to receive final report on Civic Center audit tonight
• Georgia contacts SEC, NCAA about Kentavious Caldwell-Pope's, Jarvis Jones' eligibility
• Chuck Williams: Pullen will be in strange position
• Blackwell exit gives GOP longshot Pryce reason to enter 2012 U.S. Senate race
• We will be closed Monday, July 4th in observance of Independence Day
• Cameron Bean to become the Springer Opera House’s director of development
• Columbus crime: Witness of shooting accused of pimping 16-year-old girl
• BRAC: First class of the 194th Armored Brigade arrive in Fort Benning
• 5 questions: Paul Yarwaye living the 'American Dream'
• Special report: Worker noticed lax cash handling long before city scandal erupted
• Robert Warzycha: there's a real heart to this team
• Columbus Crew 4 - Colorado Rapids 1: game in brief
• Monday Mail: Go parallel park behind Piggly Wiggle
• Pedestrian struck June 2 dies Saturday
• Ledger Inquirer: One Columbus resident's water flow problem has her up a creek
• Columbus Council agenda
• VP Biden, Gov,. Strickland headline, drive Dems annual dinner and rally
• SPECIAL REPORT: City workers warned that Parks & Rec Department was spinning out of control
• Georgia's newest math, science teachers to get $1,461-$6,577 pay incentive by June 30
• SPECIAL REPORT: Parks and Rec scandal puts NCAA eligibility of Georgia's Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, Jarvis Jones at risk
• Expedia takes Superior Court Judge Doug Pullen to court over hotel taxes
• Jorge-Mendoza-Infante charged in death of Alton Lewis Tucker at Columbus trailer park
• Aflac CEO Dan Amos gets Award of Honor from Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity
• Georgia Sen. Isakson introduces bill aimed at protecting Peace Corps workers
• Ohio SOS Husted at odds with GOP lawmakers over photo ID bill, Kasich on SB5
• Kids learn math can be fun at camp
• Fourth Talbot County officer in corruption case released from jail
• TSYS Chairman, CEO Phil Tomlinson earns Ernst & Young Lifetime Achievement Award
• Columbus crime: Police investigate drive-by shooting
• Bass gets life in prison for Easter rape of 16-year-old
• Expect more of the same weather for Fourth of July
• Dimon Kendrick-Holmes: Wanted: teachers with the X-factor
• Former weatherman Kurt Schmitz files lawsuit against WTVM for breach of contract
• Columbus State’s Online Computer Science Master’s Program a Nationwide ‘Best Buy’
• Columbus State to Help Fort Benning Adapt New Learning Technologies, Instructional Strategies
• St. Luke students selling lemonade to raise money for Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation
• CSU Happenings for June 25-July 4
• North Columbus Public Library to reopen July 5 after $400,000 renovation
• Two get prison for massive pot-growing operation
• Police & fire briefs: Columbus firefighters receive promotions
• Richard Hyatt: Test harder at desk than behind wheel
• Confessed bank robber gets five years
• Acts of Christian kindness: Kingdom Builders’ volunteers share the love through home repairs
• Ohio loses 18K jobs in three month period, new BLS report shows
• Marquise Roberts, Tray Thomas acquitted of murder in 2010 Labor Day shooting
• Three Talbot County officers plead not guilty to corruption charges, released from jail
• Phenix City Council agrees to buy abandoned Cobb Hospital for $650,000
• Jackets trade for center
• Ohio ACLU threatens lawsuit if Buckeye photo ID bill becomes law
• Boehner tees up Obama over Strategic Petroleum Reserve release
• Muscogee County students mostly struggle with social studies on CRCT | Search Results
• Talbot County officers indicted in federal corruption case involving drug trafficking organization
• Fallen Ohio Afghan soldiers total 62, Obama sets 33K troop reduction schedule
• Eyewitness in Labor Day weekend killing changes story at murder trial
• Fort Benning: Brig. Gen. Ted Martin heading to West Point Military Academy
• Wunderlich Securities downgrades Synovus Financial Corp. stock to 'hold'
• Thompson-Pound Art Program campers learn lessons about bullying
• Chattahoochee Chatter: DuBose goes head to head with Boortz
• Rev. Rich Martindale steps down at Trinity Episcopal Church
• One vote stops Ohio legislature from giving Ohioans chance to choose health care
• Columbus Crew news roundup: June 22, 2011
• Midterm Meal Tomorrow, June 23rd, from 12-2 in the Student Lounge. Midterm Meals are provided by your Student Government Association.
• Columbus Council: Twice-a-week trash pickup remains in final fiscal year 2012 budget
• Tom S. Wimberly, Bobby R. Gates Sr. qualify for runoff in Talbot County sheriff's race
• Pike County Ohio layoffs trigger DOL emergency re-employment grant
• ‘Let’s Talk ... with the Mayor:’ Panhandle residents raise concerns about flooding, roads
• Columbus Council balks at Parks & Recreation proposed fee hikes
• Carlton Gary’s defense team finds 1977 rape evidence, seeks more DNA testing
• Russell County authorities seize Sumbry Mortuary
• Storm causes over $400,000 in damage to Columbus Consolidated Government Annex
• Richard Hyatt: Civic Center at center of controversy
• Two Valley, Ala., residents face child porn charges
• Pennsylvania man with brain tumors takes ‘walk of faith’ in Columbus
• Legal experts say Georgia law raises questions over Judge Julia W. Lumpkin's roles in parents' estates
• 2010 Labor Day weekend shooting: Prosecutors say eyewitnesses will put suspects at scene of homicide
• Kendrick High grad Jeffrey Fletcher becomes first black garrison commander at Fort Benning
• Armor equipment rolls into Fort Benning
• Yoga is a tool for relaxation and personal growth among Central Ohio students
• OSU hockey has enticing schedule
• UPDATE: Columbus Council approves 2012 budget after restoring millions in spending
• Ohio among top 10 losers in economic growth, USA TODAY report shows
• Want to go to the Student Leadership Retreat that is from Aug. 4-5? Applications are now available and are due back to Mrs. Norman by 5:00 PM on July 18th. Click here to download the application:
• Miss Georgia 2011 Michaela Lackey riding in style with new Kia
• Innocent Columbus man set free after decade in prison
• Financial Aid Workshop, TODAY, June 21st from 3-5 PM. Remember that THIS FRIDAY, June 24th, is the priority DEADLINE for FINANCIAL AID for the FALL 1 term. Please bring the following items to the workshop: 2010 Federal Tax Return Parent’s 2010
• 11- and 13-year-old in Columbus face robbery, battery charges
• Chuck Williams: Dillingham Street Bridge turning 100
• Lakebottom razor blade suspects plead guilty
• Airport police chief accused of breaking into car at Carmike 15
• Cagle’s cutting 300 workers at Pine Mountain Valley poultry plant
• Long road to recovery for Cleveland, Dayton, Mayors Conference report says
• Ohio to receive millions in federal jobless worker re-employment funds
• Columbus Mayor Tomlinson wants another crack at assessment freeze
• Muscogee School Board votes to extend Andrews' contract; budget passes
• Fort Benning welcomes Armor units from Fort Knox
• Maj. Gen. Robert Brown welcomes U.S. Armor School to Fort Benning
• Space Science Center Celebrates 15th Anniversary
• Columbus State Hosts Premier Classical Guitar Event
• ATTENTION STUDENTS! PRIORITY DEADLINE FOR FINANCIAL AID IS THIS FRIDAY, JUNE 24TH! You should have your 2011-2012 FAFSA completed and all verification documents turned in by this date if you expect to have financial aid for the Fall 1 term!!!
• Former Miss Georgia Outstanding Teen Michaela Lackey crowned Miss Georgia
• Mayor says noise, growth will probably be issues at Tuesday's Let's Talk meeting in Midland
• Columbus crime: Three arrested in prostitution deal, robbery gone bad
• Monday Mail: The summer thyme is coming
• Ledger Inquirer: Vandals strike again on the Riverwalk
• 5 questions with Steve Adams, Vice President of CB&T Corporate Banking
• 2011 Ohio headline highlights - Week 24
• Cops: Officers find Ecstasy, pot and $1,608 in cash on two men
• BRAC: Flag uncasing signals new beginning for Fort Benning
• Washington report: White House plays key role in helping rural farmers
• Sen. Seitz, OSU law professor, Cincy's male lesbian blogger make BBC, MSNBC, CNN
• Thousands brave heat to attend Family Day in Park
• Father's Day: Chattahoochee Valley leaders discuss what they've learned from their fathers
• Julia W. Lumpkin and Frank Lumpkin III sue each other over prominent father's estate
• Columbus Crew 2 - Houston Dynamo 0: game in brief
• Isakson seeks justice over Puzey slaying
• Soldier of the Year Sgt. Sherri Jo Gallagher reflects on last eight months
• Muscogee County School District: Allen Elementary principal pushing for after-school program
• Lloyd Hall drives 115 miles to Alabama-Florida border to pick up tomatoes to donate
• Five honor students earn trip to Washington
• Columbus Mayor Teresa Tomlinson says special election on Sunday alcohol sales unlikely in 2011
• Aflac Board of Directors gets sneak peek of Martin Luther King Jr. National Memorial
• Troup County authorities arrest four for arson
• Dimon Kendrick-Holmes: Fathers with the right perspective
• Ohio GOP politicos Jordan, Kasich surface at Republican Leadership Conference
• CSU Happenings for June 18-July 3
• MCSD: School district behavior code may include cyber bullying
• Richard Hyatt: The secret to brewing good sweet tea
• Man robs LaGrange SunTrust branch
• Man, 20, accused of molesting girl, 15
• Col. Tom Macdonald, known as Fort Benning's mayor, leaves for new assignment overseas
• Heavy traffic expected around Cooper Creek Park this weekend for Family Day in the Park
• Here come the tanks: Large Armor School shipment arrives at Fort Benning from Fort Knox
• Fort Benning officials: April tornado caused $2.9 million in damage
• Census redistricting: Jerry Luquire back on list for Columbus Council panel
• Kasich casino deal a winner to some, a loser to others
• Have you checked out the GMC Columbus website lately?? There are several new pages on there including: 1) Career Services ( 2) Library Tutorials ( to www.GMCColumbus.com to check it out!
• Dems say Rep. Anthony Weiner to resign over sexting scandal
• OSHA slaps Phenix Lumber with $1.9 million in proposed fines
• Fort Benning Capt. Aaron Griffin supports Army's decision to ditch berets for soft caps
• Columbus police say baby sitter slept while 3-year-old wandered through traffic for hours
• Chattahoochee Chatter: Watch out for those bears on the road
• The Most Rev. Charles Wamika preaches, celebrates Mass at St. Patrick’s Catholic Church in Phenix City
• Firing range for Muscogee County Sheriff’s and Marshal’s Office opens with a bang
• Couple celebrates 70 years of marriage today
• Ohio people, politics and government mid-week headline highlights
• Greater Columbus Chamber of Commerce wins award for ‘I Am the Chamber’ campaign
• Richard Hyatt: Online bullies go on the offensive
• Applebee’s upgrades Columbus area restaurants
• Garbage top topic at first public hearing on Columbus' FY12 budget
• Judge may exclude Phenix City Councilman Arthur L. Sumbry Sr.’s previous convictions in trial
• Mayor Teresa Tomlinson names Ross D. Horner lone finalist for Columbus Civic Center director
• Knauf Insulation closing Lanett, Ala., plant, laying off 146 employees
• Fort Benning ‘doing away’ with stickers on vehicles
• Newspaper Meeting Today, June 14th, from 11:30 AM in Room 117.
• Financial Aid Workshop Today, June 14th, from3:00-5:00 PM.
• Columbus business owner Tony Spratt pleads guilty to misdemeanors in gambling case
• Jason C. Howell pleads not guilty to molestation charge
• Georgia Supreme Court reverses Jesse James Johnson's armed robbery conviction
• Muscogee County School District’s meeting notebook: Millage rate will likely remain at 23.37 for fiscal year 2012
• Extreme heat, little rain in Columbus area rough on plants and grass
• Chuck Wiliams: City officials should ask questions
• Springer Opera House shows off Theatre Academy’s renovated education center
• Columbus Mayor Teresa Tomlinson says tough budget process is ‘healthy’ for city
• Report offers stats on how well educated Ohio, other states' lawmakers are
• If you are planning to attend Georgia Military College for the upcoming Fall1 term, your 2011-12 FAFSA must be submitted by June 24, 2011. Please bring the following items to the workshop: 2010 Federal Tax Return Parent’s 2010 Federal Tax Return
• Ledger Inquirer: Streetscapes trees suffering not unusual
• Will Ohio Sen. Jones OK $44M Lottery deal for INTRALOT or stand down for GTECH?
• 2011 Ohio headline highlights - Week 23
• 145 soldiers return from yearlong deployment
• Once fixture of 13th Street bridge, Frank Collins moves to House of Mercy
• 5 questions with Tracie Faison
• Columbus crime: Husband tries to choke wife, hits officer at jail
• Rev. Hal Brady focuses on Paul in last sermon before he retires from St. Luke
• Fort Benning expansion: Residents still concerned after public meetings
• Monday Mail: Hot weather? Have a Frosty and a weiner
• Robert Warzycha: We did not do anything that we talked about before the game
• Columbus Crew 0 - Chicago Fire 1: game in brief
• Speaker Boehner honored with 'Public Service' doctorate at OSU spring graduation
• With whitewater rafting course in the future and drownings in its past, Chattahoochee River shows it's an unpredictable creature
• D.R. Horton, largest homebuilder in U.S., lands in Columbus
• Three questions about: Chicago Fire
• Ledger-Enquirer recipient of 17 awards
• School board work session to address millage rate
• Career expo Thursday at Fort Benning
• City's bond rating will slip if reserves fall below 60 days
• Statewide CRCT scores improve in 23 of 30 areas
• Fort Knox says goodbye to U.S. Armor Center after 71 years
• Fort Benning ready for new chapter
• Ohio financial report shows job growth meager as consumer confidence wanes
• Ohio has cut funding for preschoolers
• VIDEO: Local flash mobs target places like Peachtree Mall
• Richard Hyatt: Taking time to return to reality
• Darius R. Harris faces attempted robbery charge
• Authorities: Andrew Sanford stopped family with gun as they approached St. Francis Hospital ER
• Phenix City Council: Phenix City employees get 2% raise
• Columbus Mayor Teresa Tomlinson says city has several advantages in luring prospective German company
• Few turn out to Fort Benning's last public meeting on land expansion
• Strickland high court appointee McGee Brown swing vote in fired worker case
• Columbus Symphony Orchestra names Sara Ketcham executive director
• Ms. Kenyada Majors was recently elected as the SGA Treasurer. After completing her training for her position, Ms. Majors took her Oath of Office June 9, 2011.
• Car catches fire, torches Ed's Muffler Center on Hamilton Road
• Speaker Boehner celebrates OSU grads amid reports questioning cost of college
• Advising for Fall 1 quarter is underway and runs through Friday, July 8. Schedule your appointment now with your advisor so you will be able to register between July 11 and 15. Advising will not be available during registration. Get the class sections
• Hope that all of our students are enjoyring their first week of classes!
• Update: Argument between brothers leads to shooting at St. Francis; no one hurt
• Chattahoochee Chatter: Gadflies, ballparks and inquirers
• Columbus friends cut short hike on Appalachian Trail
• Judge delays James Cypert Jr. hearing on terms of probabtion
• Muscogee County School District won’t appoint athletics director for next school year
• Marion County residents would prefer Fort Benning to expand in Stewart County
• Study: Columbus State University had $226.8 million economic impact on region in FY10
• Prosecutors facing deadline in River Road Pharmacy arson case
• 10,645 Ohio non-profits make IRS tax-exempt status revocation list
• Columbus man cuts hand while trying to escape fire
• Ditching risky investments puts pressure on Aflac's stock
• Robert Warzycha: we pushed for a goal and got rewarded
• Columbus Crew 2 - Real Salt Lake 1: game in brief
• Ohio Senate passes state budget bill, conference committee next battleground
• Three questions about: Real Salt Lake
• Speaker Boehner bucks Pledge's fiscal dictums with $2K/Mo. expense-account check
• Harris County commissioners vote down rezoning request
• Fort Benning expansion: Phenix City's location main drawback
• Columbus Police: Ex-Phenix teacher gets 3 years in student sex case
• Day care owner pleads guilty to fraud, theft by taking
• Richard Hyatt: Mayor Teresa Tomlinson learning lessons early
• Evidence from past convictions could be excluded from Arthur Sumbry's trial
• St. Francis plans for new robotics system
• Road work has portion of Sixth Avenue closed
• Columbus property taxes: Millage rates increase to near 2009 level
• Veterans, like Ronald Williams, return to less-than-hopeful job market
• Ohio Senate budget amendments guaranteed to light some fuses
• Weiner Twitter sex scandal triggers money giveback from Ohio Congressman Sutton
• Authorities use OnStar to deactivate stolen car
• Remember that Drop/Add period ends at Noon tomorrow, June 8th.
• Anti-Kasich group says gov's budget shortfall games 'deceitful and shameful'
• Columbus Crew news roundup: June 7, 2011
• Chuck Williams: Task force? Try focusing on baseball
• Judge drops attempted robbery charge against man snared in prostitution sting
• Two men rob BB&T Bank in north Columbus
• Men preparing for first triathlons in Columbus area
• The Rev. Roy Bourgeois to give presentation at Columbus Public Library
• Stewart County land owners speak against Fort Benning expansion
• Yamisha Thomas’ ex-boyfriend charged with her murder
• Muscogee County School Board votes to close Teenage Parenting Center
• Family of second drowning victim from Chattahoochee River coping with loss
• Many residents tell Georgia lawmakers to put Columbus in one district at meeting
• Dr. Barber’s classes are cancelled for Monday and Tuesday (June 6 & 7, 2011). All his classes WILL meet on Wednesday, June 8, 2011.
• Tim Chitwood: Ike and Haywood Turner
• Ledger Inquirer: Home's owner died in 2009; city unsure who nows owns vacant property
• Authorities investigate second drowning in two days
• 5 questions with Meritage Executive Chef Ashley Simmons Parsi-Graciani
• Washington report: Parties dance around debt limit while voting against increase
• Redistricting: Lawmakers seek residents' input
• Fort Benning expansion: Stewart County residents get their chance to voice expansion opinions
• Public meetings on Army's plan to expand Fort Benning
• Columbus crime: 16 men, 2 women arrested in weekend sting operation
• Harris County community balks at baseball complex
• Peachtree Mall bouncing back from bankruptcy
• Command Sgt. Maj. Jimmy Richards retires as JROTC teacher at Kendrick High after 53 years of service
• Man found dead in Chattahoochee River
• Tim Chitwood: Don’t let roaches, fecal bacteria bug you
• Still hot in Columbus area but not another record
• Police say teens robbed Columbus man; used brick as weapon
• Promoter Mike Blackwell files claim against City of Columbus
• Columbus Crew 1 - New York Red Bulls 1: game in brief
• 2011 Ohio headline highlights - Week 22
• Dimon-Kendrick Holmes: Journey to the land of bright ideas
• Record heat’s still blasting Chattahoochee Valley
• Columbus City Manager Isaiah Hugley to travel to China to teach officials
• Beating the heat at Callaway Gardens
• Feeding the Valley hosts comedienne Kathy Westfield for fundraiser
• Assistant District Attorney Don Kelly pleads guilty to DUI
• Disgraced Attorney Elliott J. Vogt working on possible plea deal
• ‘Hope Now’ program to help Early College Academy students pay for school
• New Program at CSU Targets First-Generation Students
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• Richard Hyatt: Keep the game for the kids
• JROTC cadets conquering fear, the future
• Selling Ohio liquor profits to fund JobsOhio: A good deal? One expert says no
• 5 things you should know about the Columbus area's record-breaking heat
• Michael Registe double-murder case: Defense pushes for change of venue
• West Point Kia Motors finishes hiring nearly 1,000 workers at plant
• Columbus Mayor Teresa Tomlinson optimistic about her garbage proposal
• Run for heroes successful raising funds again to repair veterans' homes
• Authorities ID LaGrange woman killed by rock as Annie Lee, 58
• Owners of Fantasy’s arrested on "bath salts" drug charges
• Effective immediately Georgia Military College’s Columbus campus will begin our Summer Friday Hours. We will close all offices at noon every Friday until August 5, 2011. We will operate our normal business hours on Monday through Thursday through
• Smaller version of Books-A-Million going into Peachtree Mall
• Tressell troubles prompt calls for firing of OSU's Gee, Smith
• Homeless Columbus man dies after being hit by car
• Muscogee County School District: Hearings planned for FY2012 budget
• Copper thieves strike church, Double Churches Middle School
• Chattahoochee Chatter: First pitches, good deeds and Snookie
• Woman in car killed by rock thrown from mower
• Brig. Gen. Owens relinquishes command of Infantry School at Fort Benning
• Army Ranger with ties to Fort Benning to receive Medal of Honor
• Mayor Tomlinson to court 500-job employer during trip to Germany
• Rock struck by mower kills passenger in Troup County
• 2010 sets record for free legal help from Ohio attorneys
• CSU Communication Major Selected as Spokesperson for Car Dealership
• Darr opposed to merging sheriff's, marshal's offices
• Mayor Tomlinson reluctant to toss garbage proposal
• Late registration for the Summer term is currently underway and runs until 11:59 PM on Friday, June 3. As always, you must meet with your advisor prior to Web Registering. Advisors are available during normal working hours Tuesday through Thursday of
• Congratulations to all of our students who were recognized last night at Honors Convocation!
• Standard & Poor upgrades Synovus’ outlook from negative to stable
• Richard Hyatt: Where are the TAP angels?
• Police name Yamisha Thomas’ ex-boyfriend ‘person of interest’ in her homicide
• Three men indicted in Johnston Mill lofts slaying
• Lt. Col. Kirk assumes command of 1st Batallion, 29th Infantry Regiment at Fort Benning
• Columbus residents trying to find ways to beat the heat
• Budget changes pit Senate GOP against House GOP, Gov. Kasich
• Columbus State to Hold Summer, Fall Orientation Sessions at Fort Benning
• Ohio county commissioner chief says gov mergers should not be in state budget
• Did you know that during our blood drive this month we had 15 units of blood donated?? Be on the look out for our next blood drive so that you can donate too!
• We're going to be honoring our excellent students tonight, May 31st, at Honors Convocation!! Due to Honors Convocation, our offices will close at 5 PM today.
• Muscogee County School District's Summer Feeding Program begins Wednesday
• Chuck Williams: Try this theory on for size
• Cincinnati only Ohio city on Amazon's 20 Best-Read Cities in America list
• Extensive renovation of Fort Benning's once prison-like Building 4 nearly complete
• All special needs kids need a smooth transition into the mainstream workforce
• OSU athletic director Smith addresses Buckeye Nation on Tressel resignation
• Jim Tressel, Ohio State University's embattled football coach, resigns
• Scout out s'more songs
• Rose Hill residents' problem gets response from mayor, city
• Those who gave all for their country remembered at Fort Mitchell National Cemetery
• Shoplifting suspect has stunning experience at the Kick-N-Chicken
• Two arrested on charges of enticing a child for indecent purposes and criminal trespass
• Georgia's high-speed rail hopes keep getting derailed
• Five Questions with John Fuller: Vietnam veteran appreciates 'solemnity' of Memorial Day
• Central Ohio has opportunities for those completing or continuing education
• Crew fall behind, and equalize, three times in exciting 3-3 tie
• Fort Benning etches names of six fallen soldiers on new buildings
• Rep. Bishop, others to launch crisis, suicide prevention PSA
• Columbus man charged with assaulting officer
• Warzycha: When you give up three goals at home, you are always disappointed
• Hundreds rally in Columbus to support National Civil War Naval Museum
• Longtime community activist Benny Parker dies at 64
• Mayor Tomlinson launches copper theft task force
• Columbus Crew 3 - Chivas USA 3: game in brief
• 2011 Ohio headline highlights - Week 21
• Judge seals files in 1992 Superintendent Jim Burns slaying
• Maj. Gen. Brown to throw first pitch at Braves game on Memorial Day
• Investigators rule Yamisha Thomas' death a homicide
• Dimon Kendrick-Holmes: Go ahead and thank new soldiers
• Columbus police probe Thursday night shootings
• Public pools open in Muscogee County
• IMAX to air documentary about 3rd Brigade’s deployment to Iraq on Memorial Day
• Columbus man released on bond in accidental shooting of friend
• ‘Scott’s Miracle Riders’ return home
• Ex-OSU icer Kesler in Cup Final
• June Musicals Help CSU Introduce Columbus Repertory Theatre
• VIDEO: Emotions high in courtroom after Andrew Solomon Jr. found guilty of murder
• New Orleans Saint encourages foster kids in Cataula to ‘get up’
• About 2,500 attend Gulf War memorial service at National Infantry Museum & Solider Center
• Richard Hyatt: Retired general says Benning crucial to national security
• Missing woman's former boyfriend picked up on warrant
• Board approves closing Columbus library branches an extra day, avoiding layoffs
• Ohio Gov. Kasich takes big beating in latest PPP poll
• Columbus State freezes tuition to keep education affordable for FT students
• RealtyTrac report ranks Ohio among highest REO foreclosure discount states
• Thunderstorm topples trees, drenches commuters
• Prosecutors shelve charges against journalists
• Rape suspect ordered held without bond
• Chattahoochee Chatter: City budgets, weathermen and roadkill
• Phenix City man guilty of attempted murder, armed robbery
• Scott Resmeyer and fellow bikers' Ride for Miracles nearing home
• Trees Columbus goes ‘Out on a Limb for Trees’
• Senate vote on Ryan budget plan splits Ohio senators Brown, Portman
• Two suspects arrested in connection with Circle K armed robbery
• Closing arguments set for today in murder trial of Andrew Solomon Jr.
• Columbus man pleads guilty to child porn charges
• After budget cut, Superintendent Andrews considers recommending to close Teenage Parenting Center
• Gulf War memorial service today at National Infantry Museum & Soldier Center
• In observance of Memorial Day, the Columbus Campus will be closed May 31, 2011.
• Dem upset win in red NY GOP House race should give Ohio's Boehner pause for 2012
• 53 local programs receive $5 million from United Way of the Chattahoochee Valley
• Phenix City missing woman's family awaits autopsy results
• Columbus Councilors spar over issues on Muscogee County Marshal’s Office
• Labor Day weekend homicide: Prosecutor says Andrew Solomon killed in retaliation
• Phenix City man pleads guilty to assault during trial
• Richard Hyatt: And the email saga with Mayor Tomlinson continues
• Columbus Council tentatively restores golf funds
• Opelika man charged with rape, kidnapping in 1995 cold case
• Summer schools sharpen vital student skills
• Chrysler news drive Brown, Strickland to tout Obama, loans to Detroit's Big 2
• Columbus State Creates 125 Study Abroad Grants for Students
• New Student Orientation Today, May 24, from 10 AM- 12 PM! Welcome newest bulldogs!
• Despite the difficulties in making it, more new restaurants are popping up in Columbus
• Involuntary manslaughter suspect Ardese Day has preliminary hearing moved back to Friday
• Phenix City homicide: Neighbor says suspect in stabbing held boyfriend as he died
• Jim Pyburn, an All-American at Auburn before coaching at Columbus High and then Georgia, dies at age 78
• Chuck Williams: Old Cougars tee it up for former teammates
• Can Kasich back TPaw if Minnesota gov did what Ted Strickland did in Ohio?
• The strange but true tale of President O'Bama's historic Irish ties to O'Hio
• Robbie Rogers named to Gold Cup roster
• First suspect in spate of Labor Day weekend murders goes to trial
• Local NAACP president raises questions about Charter Review Commission subcommittee's recommendation to increase mayor's power to fire people
• Forum will focus on education as crime prevention
• CSU Math Camp Connects Female Students with Professional Role Models
• Columbus man charged with involuntary manslaughter
• Tim Chitwood: Accidental error draws readers’ ire
• 5 questions with T. Samuel Rawls Jr.: 81-year-old insurance agent supports local arts, local poilitcal candidates
• 2011 Ohio headline highlights - Week 20
• Forum will focus on education as crime prevention
• Ledger Inquirer: Wynn Hill leaks could be a spring, which would not be city’s problem
• BRAC update: New blood donor center coming to post
• Decade of Baseball Champions: 1 is a magic number
• Blue Jackets News and Notes
• Columbus Crew lose second straight in Portland
• Columbus Crew 0 - Portland Timbers 1: game in brief
• Columbus High seniors plead guilty to reduced charges
• Is the Muscogee County Marshal’s Office necessary?
• Regulators take over First Georgia Banking Company
• An afternoon with a deputy marshal
• Tim Chitwood: Graduation advice for 2011: Don’t freak out!
• School systems unsure how many BRAC students to prepare for
• Benefit for cancer-stricken Richard Mobley to be held today
• Police: Man admits to robbing 50-year-old
• Columbus Police Officer of the Month: K-9 team of Valdes and dog earn honor
• Embattled church worker resigns post
• Ohio Gov. Kasich too focused to commit to Mitt, TPaw now
• Ohio jobs director Kvamme in New York for LinkedIn's big I.P.O debut
• Auburn tree poisoning: Prosecutors seek gag order in Updyke case
• Scott Ressmeyer to celebrate birthday in Maine
• Some Columbus area high school graduates hope to learn more than a trade while in college
• Aflac to sponsor Heisman Trophy
• Phenix City man accused of exposing self to bus full of children
• Marcel Richard, ex-Cottonmouth, to manage Columbus ice rink
• Dimon Kendrick-Holmes: Raising the bar for students
• Upatoi Ridge woman says Fort Benning tanks keeping her up at night
• 2007 Double Homicide: Michael Registe files motion to suppress evidence that he fled the country
• Gas prices plummet 26 cents per gallon in Phenix City area overnight
• 51-year-old man charged with vehicular homicide out on bonds
• CSU, Columbus businesses donate goods to tornado victims
• Phenix City court postpones Councilman Sumbry’s trial until August
• Columbus City Schools has an accountability issue
• Getting to know the Crew opponents: Portland Timbers
• Columbus State’s Amanda Rees Selected to Study Urban Development in India
• Spring grades have been posted. To check your final grade report log into GMCOnline.edu. Under GMC Resources, select “My Toolkit.” Click “My Grade Report.” Select 11SPBEN from the drop down menu. Click Submit! See you all for S
• Phenix City man ready for Rapture Saturday
• High School graduates not eager to return to Columbus area after college
• Archery Connection: New pro shop in Phenix City offers weekend of free shooting
• Poll shows Kasich approval up but still down; SB 5, Blackwell in troubled waters
• 4 Columbus High students accused of vandalizing school
• Judge allows 60 days for DNA quest
• Children’s ministries director at Trinity Episcopal Church to plead guilty to bank fraud
• Columbus Council dumps mayor's plan to reduce garbage pickup to once a week
• Ohio House Speaker makes pitch to modernize constitution
• Congratulations!! The winners of the Ethics Essay contest for Spring 2011 term are: First Place - Andrew Harrison - $300.00 cash prize Second Place - Arianne Williams - $150.00 cash prize Third Place - Jennifer Costa - $50.00 cash prize
• West Central Georgia Health District: Columbus physician Beverly Townsend named new director
• Sonya Sorich: Hundreds camp outside for free Chick-fil-A
• Kasich, Rhee movie night latest scene in epic battle of public, private schools
• Auburn tree poisoning: Grand jury indicts Harvey Updyke on four felonies in Toomer's Corner case
• Friends prepare to hike 200 miles on Appalachian Trail
• Man gets 3 years in prison after stopping trial to plead guilty to arson
• Chattahoochee Chatter: Attorney on the run from ‘idiot juries’
• Muscogee County Sheriff’s Office honors three ‘Rising Stars’
• ‘Opera and Musical Theatre Sampler’ at RiverCenter May 29
• DO YOU NEED A JOB? Georgia Military College is now hiring work study positions. Check your student email for more information or see Ms. Allen in Rm. 102 – Deadline to apply is quickly approaching!
• Columbus Crew sign Aaron Horton as first Home Grown Player
• The Endeavor and Kennedy Space Center keep alive the wonder of space
• Orkin man spots south Columbus house fire, alerts sleeping family
• Director of National Civil War Naval Museum says Columbus budget cuts would hurt facility
• Arson trial: 2 witnesses testify about seeing suspect near home
• Fort Benning expansion may impact property taxes in Stewart County
• Phenix City Council limits 28th Avenue to one-way traffic
• Man accused of taking 13-year-old Columbus girl to Alabama indicted on child molestation charges
• National Infantry Foundation director apologizes to Spencer High staff after racial incident during prom
• If you are planning to attend Georgia Military College for the upcoming Fall1 term, your 2011-12 FAFSA must be submitted by June 24, 2011. If you need help completing your FAFSA application, please come to the financial aid Workshop that is offered eve
• Columbus mayor seeks study of consolidating Muscogee Marshal's and Sheriff's departments
• Ohio Sen. Portman says 'National Energy Efficiency Strategy' could save billions
• OSHA cites Ohio steel manufacturer for willful safety violations
• 2011 Muscogee County Relay for Life event rescheduled for Sunday
• Columbus budget talks: Past subsidies to Bull Creek Golf Course tied to weather
• Muscogee County School Board approves 5 new principals
• Fort Benning sets sights on Stewart County land for expansion
• LaGrange TV personality, station owner charged with possession of child porn
• Arson trial begins for man accused of setting fire to ex-wife’s home
• Former SunTrust employee indicted on charges of theft, identity theft
• Georgia high court gives cities another win in hotel-tax battle
• Please do not forget to return your books no later than Friday, May 20, 2011 by 5.00pm. If you fail to do so, there will be a late fee of $ 25.00 (for each book!) As well as a replacement fee of $ 75.00 (for each book!).
• Columbus State Helping Lead Citywide Tornado Relief Drive; Collection Friday
• Parents asked to behave at graduations
• Man, 23, accused of exposing himself
• Woman faces pot distribution charge
• Tim Chitwood: Why not pig out on a real boar?
• 5 questons with Capt. Charles Barrett: Former actor, fulltime soldier now promotes Army’s accomplishments
• Pew reports gives "mixed results" grade to Ohio transportation policies
• Ohio poverty report says working families need more income to make ends meet
• Weekly agenda
• 2011 Area High School Graduation Schedule
• BRAC Update: Fort Benning gears up for student influx
• Washington report: To view or not to view
• Ledger Inquirer: What we have here is a failure to communicate
• Charter boards and charter owners do not see eye-to-eye
• Couple become witnesses in aftermath of teen's fatal crash
• Garrett Lee wins local 'X Factor' competition
• CHITWOOD: Scene of Mother’s Day fatal accident increasingly dangerous
• Merver Univeristy doctor trainin program may lead to local medical school
• Columbus Crew fall flat against San Jose Earthquakes
• James Cypert asks state high court for chance to appeal
• 4 new buildings on Fort Benning named for fallen soldiers from 3 wars
• DA takes center stage
• San Jose Earthquakes 3 - Columbus Crew 0: game in brief
• Avante' Spring And Summer Fashion Show
• PHENIX CITY COUNCIL AGENDA
• Compliance with Academic Standards Content takes money and hard work
• 2011 Ohio headline highlights - Week 19
• The Columbus Race for the Cure was a great success
• Dimon Kendrick-Holmes: Today I’m accentuating the positive
• Spencer teacher upset over comments with ‘racial overtones’ at Infantry Museum
• World Cup shooters eye Olympic slots
• Couple accused of child torture gets bond
• Ross Cathy, grandson of Chick-fil-A founder, talks about new restaurant he will operate in Midland
• Alabama Senate puts approval of nominees to become Auburn trustees on hold while it tries to change way board is composed
• Police cite three mistakes arrested driver made when teen was killed in J.R. Allen accident
• Marshal Countryman, Columbus councilors spar over budget, duties of department
• Wednesday’s high of 94 breaks Columbus weather record
• George C. Woodruff Jr.|1928-2011: Longtime developer remembered as philanthropist, community leader
• American Cancer Society Relay For Life: 4-year-old -- now cancer-free -- is honorary chair for annual fundraiser
• Phenix City police say two people face charges of willful torture of a child under 18
• Suspect in 2 rapes pleads not guilty
• Bond, retrial set for Lathan Word
• Columbus fire marshal says death inside burning home was a possible suicide
• Ohio lures future tech entrepreneurs like 'American Idol' seeks hot pop stars
• Ohio 'Guns in bars' bill easily nullified with simple 'off limits' sign
• CSU Study Abroad Enrollment Hits New High
• The Race for the Cure is set for Saturday in downtown Columbus
• END of TERM EVENT!! Today, May 12th, at 2:00 PM in Room 123. Come watch a movie with other bulldogs, and take a load off from finals!
• Did you know you could suscribe to GMC Columbus's webpage? Suscribe to get GMC Columbus on your RSS feed.
• Fire marshal: Death inside burning home ‘possible suicide’
• Columbus State University Adds Five New Graduate Degree Programs
• 2011 Muscogee County Teacher of the Year: Paul Hampton says humor is his best teaching tool
• Chattahoochee Chatter: A city budget worthy of some chatter
• St. Francis Hospital’s Clinical Pastoral Education program celebrates re-accreditation
• Teen accused of stabbing grandmother moved to Muscogee County Jail
• Former Phenix City teacher convicted of statutory rape
• Russell County Commission approves Russell Jail expansion
• Phenix City murder trial postponed
• Man sought in fatal wreck talks to police
• As Vegas casinos sprout, Ohio casinos droop in political turf wars
• Have you renewed your FAFSA? GMC is Hosting an EVENING financial aid workshop Today, May 11th fro 5:00-7:30 PM. Remember to bring your 2010 Taxes and 2010 W2s.
• Page One Awards: Hardaway senior with a book inside her wins Tucker-Wilder Award for journalism
• Witness sought for questioning in Sunday wreck goes to police
• Carmike Cinemas reports worse than expected $18.4 million loss in first quarter
• Columbus State University students collecting fish samples from Chattahoochee River for study
• Richard Hyatt: Stores should be repsonsible for customers
• Mayor Tomlinson comes under fire for her public safety supplement proposal
• Police officer placed on administration leave with pay after shooting suspect
• Police: Man accused of rape got in victim’s home for cleaning estimate
• Columbus Council names Worsley as Parks & Rec director
• Jim Burns slaying in 1992: Kareem Lane’s court date moved to May 27
• Columbus High’s Paul Hampton named 2011 Muscogee County Teacher of the Year
• Troup County tornado victims burglarized
• Phenix City inmate on death row granted new trial due to juror misconduct
• Fort Benning: Offices to merge under one troop today
• Columbus State Among Schools Easing Path to College for Military
• Columbus State Cited as a National Leader in Cyber Security
• Have you done your FAFSA for the 2011-2012 school year?? If you havent, come to the Financial Aid Workshop Today, May 10th, from 3-5PM in the Auxiliary Lab.
• Columbus Council to vote on Parks & Rec director today: Worsley only person picked for position; officials refuse to release applicants list
• Muscogee County School Board nominates principals
• Haywood Turner III: ‘Quirky’ judge who made headlines, friends dies at age 67
• Phenix City mother gets probation, community service in extortion case
• Columbus High senior wins 2011 James Henry Smith and Gladys Manning Smith Scholarship
• Muscogee County School District to name Teacher of the Year today
• Chuck Williams: Rep. Smith thankful to be back on U.S. soil
• Columbus man faces rape, assault charges after officers issue BOLO
• Price of lunch to go up next school year in Muscogee County
• Pine Mountain Valley man indicted for rape of 76-year-old woman
• Police find $13,000 worth of marijuana in south Columbus home
• Junior Achievement to induct Tomlinson and Flournoy into Columbus Business Hall of Fame
• RadioU will hosts its 5th annual 5K in June
• Students’ Proposals Net Winnings in CSU’s Inaugural Business Plan Competition
• Voting Open to Select Scholarship Winner
• Thank you to all the students who voted! After counting all the votes, we are proud to announce the newest officers for Student Government Association. President: Gerica Williams Vice-President: Nickulas Donell Mcneil Moses Treasurer: Kenyada Majors Pu
• Tim Chitwood: Happy trails, BBQ, until we eat again
• Justin Meram scores late goal as Columbus Crew reserves beat New England 1-0
• Scott’s RIDE FOR MIRACLES Bikers set off on third trek across nation for charity
• In Bibb City, an effort to make a neighborhood greener and cleaner
• BRAC Update Reserve center one-third complete New building will consolidate Reserve, Guard units under one roof by fall
• 5 questions with Jay Alexander: Hard work is the answer to longevity, surviving recession for Alexander Electric
• Columbus State University: Graduating senior goes from uncertainty to ambassador
• Washington report: Georgia lawmakers omit mention of president Partisanship revealed in statements on bin Laden’s death
• Columbus Police: Argument leads to shots fired
• Talbot County: Crowded race to replace late Sheriff Herman Howard
• Ledger Inquirer: Vacant house more than an eyesore
• Summer Spectacular, Camp Oxbow Add to CSU Summer Camp Choices
• The Ohio as America virtual textbook will soon be available in CCS classes
• Warzycha: We created a number of chances, but we didn't get lucky
• Mother's Day: Army mom strives to give her kids ‘better way of life’
• Families of Benning soldiers who were first combat-related deaths in war on terror have long awaited bin Laden's fall
• Garbage issue still stirs debate in Columbus Council, with residents
• Raymond Zapata named Columbus Officer of the Month
• Columbus Crew 1 - Seattle Sounders 1: game in brief
• Police add weapons charges in meth case
• Traffic diverted temporarily on 12th Street after two trucks collide
• Scott’s Ride for Miracles revved up; first stop on 21-day trip is Hattiesburg, Miss.
• 2011 Ohio headline highlights - Week 18
• Ohio budget bill party-line vote puts fate of state in hands of GOP senators
• Columbus Crew to seek revenge against Seattle Sounders on Saturday night
• NFL coaches, former players attend Ron Barr radio show at Fort Benning
• Georgia Board of Regents picks Hank Huckaby as system chancellor
• Attorneys seek delay in Phenix City murder trial
• Man charged with murder in LaGrange
• GOP race pits veteran chair against Deal’s pick
• Columbus State University to attend special program in Israel on terrorism
• Dimon Kendrick-Holmes: Heck no, we’ve got Dad
• Richard Hyatt: Newsman’s lasting impact
• Scott’s Ride for Miracles: Bikers set off on third trek across nation for charity
• Columbus Public Services Director Gary Stickles is retiring
• Columbus firefighters collecting donations, goods to help Georgia tornado victims
• Two CB&T branches closing today
• Columbus library system director proposes closing main library, branches once a week
• Judge issues gag order in Kareem Lane murder case as hearing nears
• 37 Russell County students taken to hospital after bus crashes during field trip
• We've got A LOT going on on campus today, May 5th! 1) SGA Elections are going on today in the Student Lounge. Remember to vote! 2) Blood Drive is going on today from 11:00-4:00 PM. 3) PTK Meeting today at 1:45 PM in Room 118. Get involved and get y
• The Capital City Half Marathon will take place in Columbus this Saturday
• Columbus firefighters collecting donations, goods to help Georgia tornado victims
• Harris County sheriff says truck driver blames coffee for I-185 crash
• Surging gas prices force some Columbus area travelers to alter travel plans
• Pep Boys poised to purchase Big 10 tire in Columbus-Phenix City area
• Chattahoochee Chatter: Tomlinson, Poydasheff spat ‘garbage’
• Phenix City man convicted of raping girl, 16
• Christian pastor to deliver sermon at Holocaust remembrance service in Columbus
• Retired Lt. Gen. Orwin C. Talbott: Poydasheff, Cavezza remember former Fort Benning commander who tried Calley in My Lai Massacre case
• Did you miss the SGA Candidate Forum?? If so, check out the video so you can make an informed decision on the candidates.
• Casinos slap 'anti-business' tag on Gov Kasich, House GOP if budget bill stands
• CSU’s Dolan Selected for Exclusive Fellowship in Terrorism Studies
• Candidates Forum Today, May 4th at 2:00 PM in Room 123. Come hear what the SGA candidates have to say to why they are running, and be able to ask them questions. All currently enrolled students are encouraged to come!
• Columbus Council: Garbage, golf still hot topics during first budget meeting
• Richard Hyatt: Marshal the elephant in the room
• On party line vote, Ohio House committee modifies Kasich budget bill
• Dennis Kucinich, Ohio's maverick congressman, considers switching states
• While in Columbus, ex-Sen. Nunn applauds use of special forces in taking out bin Laden
• Columbus hires Lucy Sheftall as assistant city attorney
• Harris County man gets 10 years in prison for molesting 12-year-old girl
• Columbus Post Office, courthouse beef up security after bin Laden’s death
• TSYS CEO Tomlinson says company transitioning to better times
• Two women sentenced in Aflac scam case
• Grand jury indicts Kareem Lane in former Muscgoee Co. Superintendent Jim Burns killing
• 18-year-old Columbus man gets life in prison with chance of parole for murder
• TSYS buys Atlanta company, opens customer service center in Canada
• Students: Summer 2011 registration is underway and will end this Friday, May 6th. Failure to register during this period will result in two consequences: 1.An assessment of a $40.00 late fee on those who register in March, and 2.New students will be abl
• Chuck Williams: Highway to hell finally laid to rest
• Death of Osama bin Laden: Area clergy urge faithful to pray for their enemies
• Ohio CEO pay detailed in AFL-CIO 'Executive Paywatch' report
• ODOT says SB5 won't endanger federal transit funds, labor law prof disagrees
• Muscogee County School Board votes to build new adult education center
• Former Ledger-Enquirer publisher Billy Watson to be inducted into Georgia Newspaper Hall of Fame
• Pine Mountain woman whose daughter died on 9/11 ‘very emotional’
• 3 Muscogee County high school principals to leave job at end of school year
• Soldiers involved in war on terror glad to see justice, still cautious
• Former Fort Benning generals: Terrorist’s death is not end of terrorism
• Dan Amos touts value of Aflac
• Harrington assault case: Former officer responds to lawsuit
• Anxious Moments: Months of planning led U.S. team to Pakistan, and Osama bin Laden
• U.S. used `multiple methods" to ID Osama Bin Laden's body
• Blue Jackets running the show at World Championship
• Brookstone boys golf repeats at Class A champions
• Martika Dixon is running for SGA Publicity Chairperson. Click here to listen to Martika talk about running for office:
• High cost of housing in Ohio detailed in 2011 Out of Reach report
• Kenyada Majors is running for SGA Treasurer. Click here to listen to Kenyada talk about why she is running for office:
• 50s' For Yo Momma is unlike other events
• Nickulas Donell Mcneil Moses is running for SGA Vice-President. Clicke here to listen to Nickulas talk about why he is running for office:
• Gerica Williams is running for SGA President: Click here to listen to her.
• Registration for the Summer Term begins Today, May 2nd. The earlier you register, the better chance you have of getting the classes you want.
• Osama bin Laden took a path of fanaticism and terror
• Tim Chitwood: Goofy plays ’Hoochee Poochie
• 5 questions with Paula D. Walker, M.D.: Switching from being a doctor to a teacher was not difficult
• Ohio port authorities push for prevailing wage exemption in budget bill
• Brennan Road club shooting puts two teens in hospital
• BRAC Update: Reserve Center one-third done
• Ledger Inquirer: Another sidewalk leak sprouts up
• Signing day for scholars: More than $13 million awarded
• Woman robbed, almost kidnapped
• Death of Osama Bin Laden preceded by 57 dead, hundreds of wounded Ohio soldiers
• Stickers have a variety of good and bad features for students
• Deorio’s Pizza outlasts competition to celebrate 50 years
• NFL draft: Pacelli graduate Mark LeGree goes from mostly overlooked recruit to Seattle Seahawks' fifth-round pick
• Warzycha: I'm happy that the game ended 2-1
• Columbus Crew 2 - Vancouver Whitecaps 1: game in brief
• Jimmy Wetzel: Barber emerges as outspoken Phenix City Councilman
• Two remain in hospital after LaGrange crash
• National Signing Day: Columbus scholars to be honored at second annual signing day
• Columbus police find drugs, guns, bleeding pit bull in home
• Tim Chitwood: Everyday dangers are everywhere
• 2011 Ohio headline highlights - Week 17
• Columbus Crew welcome expansion Vancouver on Saturday evening
• Coach Chizik, Auburn athletes help with twister cleanup efforts
• Columbus residents find ways to help storm victims
• Tomlinson's FY2012 budget cuts trash pickup to once a week
• Chick-fil-A to open restaurant in Midland area May 19; plans free food giveaway
• Rep. Biship attends ground breaking on new Martin Army Hospital
• Columbus police say alcohol suspected in crash on I-85
• Phenix City man gets 15 years for shooting his uncle
• Columbus man beaten, robbed
• Dimon Kendrick-Holmes: Hey parents, got a letter in the mail?
• Richard Hyatt: Two hats not a bad idea for educators in hard times
• CVCC names Glen Cannon new president
• Charter Communications was able to restore the internet pipe to us during the night. All services have been restored.
• Ohio House proposed changes to biennial budget bill
• Republicans cheer Ohio budget bill, Democrats denounce it
• Warm Springs residents trying to rebuild after killer tornadoes devastate South
• CSU Happenings Through May 2011
• Retired captain given belated medal
• 598th Maintenance Company Back from Afghanistan
• Tuscaloosa neighborhood reels after twister wipes homes, businesses out of existence
• Family suspects foul play after 8-year-old boy found dead in Oakland Park pond
• Our phones are currently down at Georgia Military College due to the storms. We will update our status whenever the issues is resolved. Also for current students, gmconline is also down.
• PHENIX CITY SEX OFFENDER: Man gets 40 months for not registering status
• 2 plead guilty to horse theft, get 2 years’ prison time
• Chattahoochee Chatter: Firefighters getting hosed on website
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• 2 former Northside High students admit to setting fire at school
• House Speaker John Boehner sees ratings slide, Gallup survey reports
• Murder convictions give Ann Curry's family ‘relief’ but they say it won’t ease grief
• Aflac posts $395 million profit in first quarter amid investment losses
• Reward snacks for students should be healthy snacks
• Jurors relied on timeline but discussed Curry’s silence
• ‘Birther’ attorney Taitz still has questions about Obama’s birth certificate
• Michael Curry found guilty of murder
• Gov. Kasich signs 'Teach for America' bill
• Michael Curry trial | Day 7: Jury deadlocked; to resume deliberations this morning
• Did you know that the Bloodmobile will be at GMC on May 5th?? Do you have questions/concerns about giving blood? Stop by the information booth today, April 27th, in the front lobby to get your questions answered, and help us reach our goal of 25 units
• Partners in Education: Wynnton Arts Academy honored for Partnership of the Year
• AFLAC DUCK: Minnesota man, Dan McKeague, 36, fits the bill
• FORT BENNING: New clinic opens on Old Cusseta Road
• Anne Honig celebrates 100th birthday, still enjoys dirty jokes
• Richard Hyatt: Walkin’ in Memphis, with a stain
• City agrees to drop appeal in Byron Hickey discrimination lawsuit
• Columbus Chamber of Commerce, NAACP ‘move forward’ after Gaymon 'ghost' incident
• Synovus cuts first-quarter loss sharply; still in red by $93.7 million
• Columbus Council names James D. Worsley lone finalist for Parks & Rec director position
• Columbus metro area unemployment rate drops to 9.2 percent in March
• Thinking about running for an SGA Office?? Applications are due this week, April 28, 2011 by 5:00 PM to Mrs. Norman. If you have any questions, feel free to ask either Mrs. Norman, SGA Advisor, or Gerica Williams, current SGA President.
• Have you done your FAFSA for the 2011-2012 school year?? If you havent, come to the Financial Aid Workshop Today, April 26th, from 3-5PM in the Auxiliary Lab.
• Michael Curry trial | Day 7: Court awaits closing arguments set for 9 a.m. today
• Ohioians can be warriors once again
• Chuck Williams: How to avoid paying high gas prices
• Tim Justice, Columbus Tech Dean, teacher dies after 5K run
• Columbus adding new apartment developments for Fort Benning soldiers
• City, county officials miss chance to shovel dirt at Hollywood Casino ceremony
• Ohio BWC, Industrial Commission budgets signed
• Columbus fined $150K for sewer spills
• Last of 3 men sentenced in 2008 drug bust
• Temple Israel to receive Irving J. Fain Award
• Glenwood names David Wilson new headmaster
• Columbus City School Board member Stephanie Groce stands her ground
• Synovus CEO to Speak at Columbus State Graduation May 9
• Business Plan Competition Finalist Presentations set for April 27
• The Susan G. Komen Foundation and it's ties to Planned Parenthood
• 'National Take Back Initiative' program to collect expired prescription medication
• Good nutrition enables student learning in Columbus area schools
• ATTENTION GMC STUDENTS! If you are planning to attend Georgia Military College in the Fall – it’s time to get your 2011-2012 FAFSA Completed!!!! RENEW YOUR FAFSA! Don’t delay! Financial Aid workshops available EVERY TUESDAY at 3PM!!!!
• Thrift malls thriving amid bumpy economic recovery
• 5 questions with the Rev. J.H.Flakes III: Pastoring with his father offers 'spiritual and leadership growth opportunities'
• Recap of Michael Curry trial, week one
• Michael Curry Trial: Jurors may hear from Curry’s former lover and her husband
• Tim Chitwood: Driving back through Boogerville
• Ledger Inquirer: Let there be light in the railroad tunnel
• A look at events that will shape the next 7 days
• BRAC update: Medical, dental clinic in Harmony Church opens this week
• Benning ‘Courtesy Patrol’ steps in downtown to remind soldiers to be on best behavior
• Armed man robs Money Back store on Macon Road
• COLUMBUS COUNCIL AGENDA
• 10 local pastors share their approach to Easter sermons
• Growth of Hispanics changing politics in Columbus
• Michael Curry trial | Week 1 recap: Jury has to answer mother’s question to former son-in-law
• Columbus Crew held to 1-1 tie by 10-man Toronto FC
• Columbus Crew 1 - Toronto FC 1: game in brief
• 2011 Ohio headline highlights - Week 16
• Michael Curry trial | Day 5: Ann Curry’s mother still tries to remember when she left her house
• Atlanta LDS temple hosts last day of open house
• Two Alabama residents indicted in Harris County horse theft case
• Georgia High School Graduation Test being phased out in fall 2011
• Blackmon Road sixth-grader wins ‘If I Were Mayor, I Would...’ contest
• Columbus puts pedestrian signals at two Fall Line Trace trail crossings
• Dimon Kendrick-Holmes: Time flies, then your kids drive
• Autism awareness month is almost over
• Michael Curry Trial | Day 4: Testimony reveals door to Curry home broken from inside-out
• Richard Hyatt: Robert Steele a true man of mettle
• Child abuse still a big problem: Program brings awareness to the issue
• Bargain hunters target Benning
• Made in the USA: Kia steers production of Optima to West Point plant
• DOL nabs 2 Cincinnati gas stations, owner in hefty backwages recovery case
• Four arrested in Troup gambling bust
• Wade Anthony Brockman's defense team says his death sentence was invalid
• Lee County to launch Yellow Dot Program for drivers
• Columbus State's Virtual Identity Change Takes a Big Step this Weekend
• OSU, Columbus State tout green energy efforts in advance of Earth Day
• Thinking about running for an SGA Office?? Applications are due next week, April 28, 2011 by 5:00 PM to Mrs. Norman. If you have any questions, feel free to ask either Mrs. Norman, SGA Advisor, or Gerica Williams, current SGA President.
• Free Meal for All Currently Enrolled Students!! Today, April 21st, your SGA will be hosting their Mid-Term Meal Event from 5:30-8:30 PM in the student lounge. Come by to get some free food, socialize with your peers, and get your mind off exams for a li
• Michael Curry trial | Day 3: Curry gets emotional as jury sees gruesome crime-scene photos
• Group gives away over 800 pair of new shoes for Easter
• Author still argues Carlton Gary should get new trial
• Chattahoochee Chatter: Let’s talk! … about mayor’s first meeting
• Former Phenix City Girls Club bookkeeper gets probation for stealing
• Downtown safety: Fort Benning ‘courtesy patrols’ hit the streets tonight
• Teen, minor face charges in slaying of pregnant Phenix City teen
• Columbus' neighborhood improvement commission tours blighted areas
• Georgia Board of Regents: CSU to offer four new master’s programs in fall
• Woman shielded daughter during fatal shooting at Southern Union State Community College
• Columbus man sent back to jail for preparing fraudulent tax returns
• Toomer’s Corner tree posioning case: Updyke says he was attacked at Opelika gas station
• Ohio health study shows 09 H1N1 prevention efforts saved lives, hospital cost
• Email service and all missing messages has been restored.
• Columbus State Approved to Offer Four New Graduate Programs
• Our email server went down sometime early this morning. We are working to repair it as quickly as we can.
• Phenix City Council considers turning old Regional Hospital into city building
• Medal of Honor recipient Sammy L. Davis: Vietnam veteran tells about 12 soldiers doing their jobs
• Opening arguments in Michael Curry trial likely to begin this afternoon
• Georgia Board of Regents approves 3 percent tuition increase
• StudentsFirst CEO Rhee to expand defense of 'great teachers' campaign to Ohio
• Pregnant Central High-Phenix City teen dies in shooting; baby survives
• Columbus Charter Review Committee to meet over next week
• Carmike CEO Passman selected as chairman of 2011 United Way of the Chattahoochee Valley campaign
• Muscogee County deputy marshal involved in wreck on Manchester Expressway
• Columbus Staff Sgt. Cynthia Taylor killed in Afghanistan sleeper attack
• Columbus man accused or running back-room gambling operation pleads guilty to misdemeanor
• 18-year-old indicted on murder charge for 2010 Halloween shooting
• Richard Hyatt: Carlton Gary has played out the game
• Aflac duck voice contest Down to 8 finalists; winner to be chosen next week
• DUI re-enactment shows Columbus teens dangers, consequences of drunken driving
• ‘Let’s Talk! … With the Mayor:’ Complaints about Carver Park woes dominate forum with Tomlinson
• Judge orders downtown shooting suspect be held without bond
• Gov. Kasich touts 100-day record, Ohio Dems counter with state damages list
• STUDENTS! Don’t forget to come to the FAFSA FRENZY TOMORROW, April 20th, Wednesday, from 10-5 for help with your 2011-2012 FAFSA! First 50 students who complete the FAFSA get a PRIZE! :)
• Three Carver players face charges for UGA thefts
• Chuck Williams: All eyes on high-stakes Curry trial
• Get ready to mingle in midtown
• Michael Curry trial | Day One: Prosecutors ask prospective jurors whether they believe ‘CSI’
• Ohio “Race to the Top” funds will help train school principals
• Gov. Kasich can add SB5 referendum, JobsOhio lawsuit to 100-day accomplishments
• Man pleads guilty to 2009 Talbot County murder
• Man, 18, gets 12 years in death of friend
• Muscogee County School Board gives Andrews green light to pick low bid to air condition district PE facilities
• Downtown Safety: Fort Benning will send ‘courtesy patrols’ to help in bar district
• Columbus State's Online MBA Recognized Nationally
• Did you know that SGA Election Applications are out?? Make a difference! Run for a GMC SGA position! Applications can be found in the library. Elections will be May 5th from 8AM-8PM, and elected positions will begin Fall 1 2011 and continue until Summ
• Attention all loan borrowers: Will you need to borrow under the Federal Direct Loan Program (Subsidized or Unsubsidized) for the 2011-2012 school year? If so, the attached Request for Stafford Loan MUST be submitted to the financial aid office. The ne
• STUDENTS! Don’t forget to come to the FAFSA FRENZY April 20th, Wednesday, from 10-5 for help with your 2011-2012 FAFSA! First 50 students who complete the FAFSA get a PRIZE! :)
• Tax deadline today: No Postal Service staff will work late
• Storm of horror: Trial of Michael Curry starts today
• David E. Grange Jr. Best Ranger Competition: Fort Bragg team wins
• Tim Chitwood: Of tramps and fools and feral cats
• OSU law prof, citizen watchdog comment on Ohio SOS disability voting grants
• 2011 poverty report shows increase in poor Ohioans
• St. Jude Dream Home giveaway: Winning ticket bought by Bob Giles
• Ledger Inquirer: What’s with the fenced sidewalk?
• BRAC Update: Dixie Road widening on schedule
• 5 questions with Douglas Bryant III: Bank VP sees steady growth for banks and Columbus
• One of four victims in downtown shooting dies
• Tornado damages barracks, 21 cars at Fort Benning
• Fort Benning: 34 teams in Best Ranger Competition race to the finish line
• Storm of horror: Remembering the Curry bush ax slayings in 1985; trial starts Monday
• Robert Warzycha: We have a lot of confidence in each other
• Phenix City Council weighs limiting yard sales to two a year
• Thieves raid Floyd Road storage facility
• It's the last day to buy tickets for St. Jude Dream Home giveaway
• Surgery to repair former Northside student’s vision goes well
• News from Washington: Georgia Sen. Chambliss plans to continue advocating for tax reform
• Columbus Crew 1 - Sporting Kansas City 0: game in brief
• Both Crayola and Zubbles have created colored bubbles for kids
• 2011 Ohio headline highlights - Week 15
• TORNADO WARNING FOR BALDWIN, JONES, AND PUTNAM UNTIL 7a.m. F. Van Horn
• Fort Benning: 3 teams knocked out on first day of Best Ranger Competition
• Make-A-Wish helps teen fulfill dream of being a solider
• Dywane Lamont Turner pleads not guilty to assault charges
• Ex-Northside High student undergoes surgery in California to save vision
• 73-year-old Columbus man dies in crash on I-185 that rolled truck
• Dimon Kendrick-Holmes: Honesty usually the best policy
• Columbus couple wants city to buy Moon Road home
• Health Science Professor Named CSU Educator of the Year
• Will Gov. Kasich, GOP be a firewall against an Obama win in Ohio?
• Legal Expert Targets Teens with Message at CSU
• Richard Hyatt: Charles Wright was an all-around champion
• 50 teams begin grueling Best Ranger Competition
• Trip to royal wedding lands Columbus couple on 'Good Morning America'
• Ohio smart growth group says local government status quo 'not a winning strategy
• List of teams competing in Best Ranger
• Armor School's tradition resumes
• LACK OF SEAT BELT LEADS TO DRUG BUST
• Columbus-based House of Heroes expanding to other cities
• Columbus Clinic to open acute care center in south Columbus
• Three indicted in Aflac fraud
• Did you know there are a ton of Student Services that are available now on WebAdivsor? Like... viewing your financial aid information, updating your address, pay and order official transcripts, and you can even pay tuition online. Check out Webadviso
• Your IT department has heard your complaints about student emails, and we are implementing a new system this summer for your use. We will be moving all student email services to Microsoft Live@Edu to offer expanded capabilities and reliable service. Fo
• The Homes for Haiti 5K will help rebuild lives
• The IT Staff would like you to be aware that the changes that moved your online self-service options into WebAdvisor are in preparation for our implementation of the new portal system this year. Our new system will bring all student systems into one sea
• USA TODAY 2011 job increase forecast for Ohio is 1.5%
• Muscogee County School Board: Discussion on alternative education facilities headed to special meeting
• Chattachoochee Chatter: Judge Bobby Peters stays abreast of issues with Lady Justice
• Judge says he didn't sign documents to schedule hearing to discuss new trial for convicted murderer
• Police say Florida man torched girlfriend's car during dispute
• Grand jury to hear Phenix City death case
• Columbus Council, Mayor Tomlinson contine debate on ice rink manager
• GOP Rep. Adams slaps Ohio SOS Husted over failure to support photo ID bill
• Aflac's Dan Amos says Japan earthquake a stark lesson in crisis management
• Judge sets rules for Michael Curry murder trial
• Armor School to graduate its first class of Fort Benning soldiers in Bradley maintenance program today
• Cody’s Run April 23; Early Registration Deadline Friday
• There's a Newspaper Meeting today, April 13th, at 1:35 PM in Room 118. Check out their most recent issue of the newspaper here:
• Undercover officer tells details about prostitution sting at Columbus day spa
• Richard Hyatt: Putting panhandlers in their place
• Retired NASA space shuttles fly over Ohio, land in four other locations
• Digital bookmobile rolls into Columbus with impressive technology
• Ex-Rotary Club president gets 5 years in prison for attempted child molestation
• City leaders spar over ice rink and jobs
• Judge rules Carlton Gary’s defense team can subpoena evidence from 1977 rape
• Columbus recreation services manager faces firing
• Convicted murderer Farnsworth Coleman Jr. wants new trial seven years later
• 3 arrested in prostitution sting at Sun Spa in Columbus
• Ohio House GOP touts first 100 days, Dems say it was about politics not jobs
• To all Students: The GMC Financial Aid Office is proud to announce new features within WebAdvisor. Students can now view their Financial Aid by term or by year. Students can now view their Award Letter by year. Students can now view their documents a
• To all students: You now have the capability to pay your bill online through our WebAdvisor system. To access, please login to GMCOnline.edu. Instructions for accessing WebAdvisor will be on the home page of your portal after you sign in. There are al
• Need help with Microsoft Word? Come to the workshop today, April 12th at either 1:45 PM or 5:30 PM in the Computer Lab.
• PLAN ON COMING TO SCHOOL IN THE FALL???? DON’T FORGET TO DO YOUR 2011-2012 FAFSA!!!!!! Deadline is approaching soon!!! Financial Aid workshops available every Tuesday from 3-5pm if you need help!
• Charles Wright remembered not as a big softball hitter -- but man with a big heart
• Chuck Williams: Downtown Columbus has a split personality
• Columbus Safety and Security: Downtown undeterred by weekend of violence
• Ohio officials dole out $1M in grants to Akron, Cleveland, HealthSpot, shelters
• Beer truck with no driver crashes into store
• 3 plead guilty to armed robbery at Johnston Mills Lofts
• Man charged with shooting outside club waives hearing, pleads guilty
• Judge: Michael Curry's defense team can't blame neighbor for slayings
• CRCT testing set to begin this week
• Blue Jackets Notebook: Offseason looms larger for free agents
• A review of the Runcbus 10-Miler
• Beer truck with no driver crashes into Columbus business
• Need help with GMCOnline, WebAdvisor, or Turnitin.com?? Then come to the GMC Online Services Workshop today, April 11th, at 1:45 PM and then again at 5:30 PM in the Computer Lab.
• Beating victim 'doing a little better’
• Tim Chitwood: Interrogate the homeless downtown
• Weekly agenda for April 11-17
• Shooting on Broadway injures 4
• 5 questions with Dr. Michael Gorum: Brain surgeon has thought through health care, gun control
• Buckeye 'Joe the Plumber' part of launch of anti-Obama TV ad coming to Ohio
• Ledger Inquirer: Bees blamed for idle playground
• BRAC update: School choice for off-post families: Public or private?
• Man in car accident resists officers, charged with DUI
• Kendrick, Central-Phenix City seniors awarded presidential scholarships to Alabama State University
• Academic Week of Excellence to Showcase Student Research, Creativity
• Ted Strickland lands CEO job with ILO, will lobby worldwide for labor standards
• Columbus Crew 0 - Chivas USA 0: game in brief
• If Georgia lawmakers approve Sunday alcohol sales, the ball is in Columbus Council’s court
• Russell County plans jail addition to stem overcrowding
• Legacy Chevrolet seeks Columbus State University student to be spokesperson
• Columbus police investigate two separate armed robberies
• Five soldiers face charges after brutal beating in downtown Columbus
• Two Lee County men sentenced in federal drug cases
• 2011 Ohio headline highlights - Week 14
• Five Ohio Congressman among 70 'Nays' on government shutdown bill
• In shutdown bill vote, Tea Party vows to 'primary' Ohio's John Boehner in 2012
• Lawmakers strike last-minute deal to avoid government shutdown
• Columbus State University hopes Next Generation Learning Challenges grant helps boost online programs
• Dimon Kendrick-Holmes: Holler for the songs you want to hear
• 1985 bush-ax slayings: District Attorney Slater wants to exclude hearsay in Curry trial
• Digital Bookmobile, author Winston Groom coming to Columbus for National Library Week
• Deadline nears: Shutdown looms without agreement
• 'Ryan's Express' could cost Ohio $60B on health care, nursing home benefits
• Tax-filing deadline not until April 18
• Richard Hyatt: Customer service is a dying art
• Opelika Communiy College shooting: Man admits killing mother-in-law
• Trinity Episcopal Church's director of children's ministries charged with embezzling funds from veterans' accounts
• Four Muscogee County School Board members to attend three-day conference in San Francisco at cost of at least $12,000
• Prestigious Grant to Help Columbus State Develop More Online Courses
• CSU Theatre Unveils 2011-2012 Season
• WikiLeaks cables show U.S. took softer line toward Libya
• Michael Curry's defense team files motion claiming a neighbor may have been responsible for 1985 bush-ax slayings
• Development company to auction off 75 parcels of land at West Point Lake
• Alabama State University promotes itself on the road
• Two female CSU students charged with public indecency
• 3 arrested in paintball incidents
• Advanced energy projects receive Ohio Third Frontier funding
• Sherwood Elementary third-graders use Wii to fight obesity
• Fort Benning 3rd Brigade first to get ‘most advanced battle tanks in the world’
• Four former Auburn football players accused of robbery have cases bound over to grand jury
• Former Russell County deputies accused of beating handcuffed suspect have trial postponed until August
• POLICE AND FIRE: Driver hospitalized after shooting
• Girls Club of Phenix City: 75-year-old bookkeeper to plead guilty to felony theft
• Chattahoochee Chatter: Downtown Columbus gets a touch of the real thing
• Active-duty soldiers, city employees may go unpaid if government shuts down Friday
• Will upset race in Wisconsin energize SB5 referendum race in Ohio?
• Is Ohio's John Boehner victim to Tea Party 'Stockholm Syndrome'?
• Police: 1 killed, 3 wounded in shooting at Opelika campus
• Ethics commission’s decision puts pressure on legislators
• Richard Hyatt: Does the city need lobbyists?
• Monday night storm knocks out some electrical service, fells some trees
• Charter Review Commission: Ex-mayors split on expanding office’s power
• Aspiring Aflac ducks squawk in Atlanta
• Degree deal guarantees Columbus State students a shot at BA from OSU
• DNC passes on former Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland for chair, chooses FLA Congressman
• Man convicted of attempted murder, robbery gets life
• The Rev. Flakes honored by alma mater in Nashville
• Phenix City Council reappoints Eddie N. Lowe to school board
• Run a race this Sunday in Columbus to get rid of the winter blahs
• Car Dealer Offers CSU Scholarship to Competition Winner
• Music, Art, History Converge in ‘Music and the Civil War’ Event
• CSU Theatre Stages Classic Shakespeare Comedy
• Chuck Williams: Bad news does not age well
• New Smith Station High School: ‘This is going to be one heck of a school’
• Charter panel may recommend more power for mayor
• Ohio Cong. Stivers among Kerry-Obama seats Dems target to win back House in 2012
• Authorities waiting for evidence test results in Lee County shooting death
• Overnight storm to leave sunny skies in its wake
• Phenix City officer offered her job back
• Columbus police officer charged with battery
• 30-day appeal window kicks in for James Cypert
• Effective immediately, you may view your unofficial transcript on your web advisor (online registration system). Unofficial transcripts have migrated to the web advisor as part of the migration upgrades. This is in an effort to improve security and st
• You can do the Tin Man or the Dam Fool this weekend
• Brown v Mandel: Buckeye battle of political polar opposites
• Suspects wreck stolen car, flee from officers
• Lee County fatal shooting: Husband makes $1K bond
• Ledger Inquirer: What’s that leak at Hughston Clinic?
• Columbus police: Butcher knife assault leads to arrest
• Tim Chitwood: Of gods and generals and Anthonys
• 5 questions with Audrey Boone Tillman: Aflac VP sees amazing young people in Columbus
• Obama readies 2012 run, DNC unsure on Strickland, ODP looks for 2 new execs
• Ohio transport bill reduces late fee on license renewal, helps 'brown signs'
• Old times not forgotten: 150th anniversary of Civil War starts this year
• Infantry, armor troops ready to mix it up on Fort Benning
• Reasons why some want repeal of Ohio SB 5
• Ohio State hosts NCAA compliance discussion on Tuesday
• Remembering ‘Boogerville:’ A once-tight community reunites to share memories
• Fort Knox troops moving to Benning ponder where to live in Columbus area
• Police: Parlay Lounge opened in south Columbus with no licenses; owner arrested
• Lee County officials probe woman’s death
• Columbus man, one other charged with counterfeiting
• Busted brake light leads to Columbus police pursuit
• Fort Benning: 400 soldiers, families attend Wounded Warrior Horsemanship
• Washington Notes: Isakson plan would beef up Congress’ oversight role
• Blue Jackets fans remain supportive
• 2011 Ohio headline highlights - Week 13
• Columbus Crew take advantage of FC Dallas mistakes in first win of 2011
• Tour historic homes today, Sunday at Eufaula Pilgrimage
• Uptown Columbus spring events include concerts, fishing tournament
• Easter arriving latest since 1943
• Father, son and two brothers stand proud at Ranger ceremony
• Lee County man to pay $10,000 to child porn victims
• Woman pleads guilty to voluntary manslaughter
• Fort Benning: Pinnacle to sell joint housing to Hunt Companies
• Columbus Crew 2 - FC Dallas 0: game in brief
• Tim Chitwood: Dam blast ‘Melds’ movie, July 4 festival
• Annual Temple Israel Deli Day
• Maryknoll order threatens to defrock the Rev. Roy Bourgeois if he doesn't recant support for ordination of women
• Columbus Police: Woman accused of slashing tires
• Columbus Mayor Tomlinson meets with Georia Gov. Deal
• Man accused of molesting child
• Randy Dixon of Phenix City found guilty of assault in shooting of uncle at family gathering
• Planned $110 million Fort Benning Army Lodge will boast 860 rooms
• Kasich signs $6.8B transport bill as TA report shows 10% of Buckeye bridges bad
• Ohio school cuts show pain only more layoffs, higher local taxes can remedy
• Final information fair at Fort Knox gives soldiers and families chance to learn about Columbus and Fort Benning area
• Columbus Crew welcome fellow strugglers FC Dallas Friday night
• ODJFS, OBM continue search for non-GRF funding for jobless fund loan repayments
• CSU-Beijing School Partnership Focuses on Computer Science Master’s Degree
• SGA has an Open Meeting Today, March 31st, at 1:45 PM in Room 122. All currently enrolled students are encouraged to attend and let their voices heard.
• Chattahoochee Chatter: Hang on, Jerry, we’ll get back to you
• Police: Man faces fraud charges after lying about being carjacked by officers
• Ohio Dems, revived by GOP bargaining rights bill victory, ready SB5 referendum
• GOP Sens. Seitz, Grendell slice, dice SB5 before Senate OKs it 17-16
• Columbus bus driver plays down efforts to save kids during fire evacuation
• Nancy Buntin among honorees for contributions to education
• RiverWay South to help Phenix City boost tourism
• Five finalists for CVCC president named
• Councilor Judy Thomas treated for heart condition
• Fort Benning: Col. Drennon takes charge of 14th Combat Support Hospital
• Drug-free conference: Former drug user tells students raw truth
• Police: Probation officer catches Popsicle burglar
• Ohio State begins spring football with more questions than answers
• Gallery chants 'Shame on You' after Ohio House passes SB5 by 53-44 vote
• Criminal Justice Students Excel Among Peers in Southeast, Nationwide
• Want to go the the Bowling Event on April 15th from 10 PM to Midnight?? Then remember to BUY YOUR TICKET! Tickets are $2 and are on sale this week! Today & Tomorrow, March 30th & 31st, tickets will be sold from 11:30AM-1:30PM and from 3-5PM in
• Phi Theta Kappa Members- There is a meeting today, March 30, at 1:40 PM in Room 118.
• Old slave cemetery may become ‘tranquility garden’
• Muscogee County School Board: Special meeting called to discuss issuing sales tax bonds
• Man receives 14 years for voluntary manslaughter
• Schmitz surprised by abrupt dismissal at WTVM
• Ohio graded 'B minus' in government transparency study
• Two rape suspects appear in Recorder's Court, say sex with girls was consensual
• Man pleads guilty to sexual battery, gets five years probation
• Over 150 jobs up for grabs in Columbus this week
• Jackets get rare home shootout win over Panthers
• Ohio Dems deliver 65,000 anti-SB5 petitions, full House vote expected Wednesday
• Interested in Joining the Ethics Bowl Team?? Come to their meeting today, March 29th, at 1:30 PM in Room 122.
• ATTENTION GMC STUDENTS! If you are planning to attend Georgia Military College in the Fall – it’s time to get your 2011-2012 FAFSA Completed!!!! Once you file your 2010 taxes – DO YOUR FAFSA! Don’t delay! Financial Aid workshop
• Spring Fling begins today at the Columbus Civic Center
• Former Russell County man faces rape, sodomy charges
• Chuck Williams: Hyde visit sign of legal trouble?
• Columbus police arrest 11 in weekend club check
• U.S. Supreme Court rejects death row inmate Troy Davis' latest appeal
• Grand jury indicts two officers in alleged Phenix City beating
• Kiplinger Program journalists to be schooled on Facebook, Twitter at OSU
• Muscogee County School Board: Special meeting called to discuss issuing sales tax bonds
• Medical schools president says Georgia needs more doctor residency programs
• City settles EEOC case with sheriff’s department lieutenant for $26,000
• $194M in jobless fund loan repayments to feds not factored into Kasich budget
• Deadline for Graduation – extended to April 12, 2011 Your cap and gown must be ordered and paid for no later than April 12, 2011 in order for them to arrive in time for graduation and to avoid a late fee. If you order after this date the cost wil
• Uptown Columbus Inc.'s next goal: Get more folks down by the river
• GMC Online Services Workshop will be held today, March 28th, at 1:45 PM in the Computer Lab. This workshop will cover GMCOnline.edu and Turn It In.Com.
• Columbus police: Woman accused of stabbing husband in chest; no serious injuries
• Columbus police arrest man for pandering, woman for prostitution
• Two charged with rape at Oakland Park house party
• 5 questions with Steve Davis: BRAC already having positive impact on real estate market
• Ohio Sen. Sherrod Brown ready to rumble GOP over workers, cash in campaigns
• Will Ohio follow Michigan lead on reducing unemployment benefits?
• Ledger Inquirer: Vandals create Riverwalk hazard
• BRAC UPDATE: Area companies, organizations pack for one last info fair at Fort Knox
• Jackets home offensive woes continue in loss against Canucks
• Education through travel is one aspect of extra-curricular education
• Robert Warzycha: we have to find a way to play better soccer
• Columbus Police: Officer bitten in burglary pursuit
• Columbus helped make Coke’s success ‘the real thing’
• Synovus boss Stelling: Focus is on profitability
• Washington Report: As health care reform law marks its first year, officials battle for public perception
• Columbus Crew settle for scoreless tie with New York Red Bulls
• Columbus Crew 0 - New York Red Bulls 0: game in brief
• Student email service has been restored. Thank you for your patience.
• 2011 Ohio headline highlights - Week 12
• Former Russell Sheriff Boswell added to lawsuit over civil rights violation
• Is Gov. Kasich using two sets of books? Critic says: 'Put the numbers out there.
• Columbus woman charged in stabbing
• Gary Jones new public affairs chief on post
• 3 Teacher of Year finalists chosen
• Firing on ranges ignites wildfire at Benning
• Court upholds robber’s conviction in 2008 CB&T robbery
• Freedom Furniture and Electronics to replace Books-A-Million at plaza site
• JJ Musgrove to leave Columbus Symphony Orchestra, join Community Foundation
• Fort Benning auction on April 4 to offer big variety
• Almost 3 years later, still no indictment for Columbus murder suspect
• Jim Tressel’s actions could have long-term effects on Ohio State’s program
• CSU Professor Captures Opera's Influence on American Literature
• CSU’s Career Expo Set for March 30; Employer Participation Shows Modest Rebound
• BOOKS-A-MILLION TO CLOSE: Cross Country Plaza reportedly has plans under way for space
• Some Harris County parents wait up to 18 hours to secure children's spots in Mulberry Creek Elementary's pre-K program
• Four apprehended after Wednesday's high-speed chase in Phenix City and Columbus plead not guilty to multiple charges
• Court of Appeals reverses Columbus man's armed robbery conviction 11 years later
• 'Big Nasty' M1 tank marks future home of National Armor and Cavalry Museum at Fort Benning
• Warzycha: Columbus Crew needs more one-touch passing in midfield
• Puppetry is an important learning tool
• Ohio State hockey to enter Big Ten territory
• For Ohio prisoners, a Facebook page is legal while cell phones, email are not
• Morris returns to Northern Little League
• Columbus Police: Baker Middle School student accused of sexual battery
• 3 arrested, 1 still sought after rush-hour police chase crosses Chattahoochee River
• CPD officer charged with mall trespassing; on leave with pay
• Russell County man convicted of 1990 murder denied parole
• From the editor: New content to enhance your reading experience
• Renowned 'chimpologist' Jane Goodall tells Columbus crowd hope is alive
• Senators OKs 2-year $7B transport budget; 3P, design-build among new features
• Columbus Crew practice offers more questions than answers for home opener
• Assistant City Attorney DeLoach leaving city for CSU risk management post
• At Georgia Capitol, local bikers protest motorcycle-only checkpoints
• Chattahoochee Chatter! Contenders, PC lawyers, Sunday sales
• Ex-soldier pleads guilty to sexual battery, gets three years’ probation
• Russell Elementary School to close at end of school year
• National Teacher of Year speaks at breakfast honoring local teachers
• Pratt & Whitney's 180 new jobs mean $10M in salaries for Columbus
• The 2011 Columbus Crew roster: defenders
• New Ohio Gov. Kasich takes drubbing in latest Quinnipiac Poll
• The 2011 Columbus Crew roster: goalkeepers
• Drop/Add Ends Today, Mar. 23rd, at Noon.
• School district sends names of 2 families suspected of 'tuition cheating' to district attorney's office
• Muscogee County School District focus groups to help shape strategic plan
• Man pleads guilty to obstruction charges, gets two years in prison
• Phenix City Councilman Sumbry, co-defendant arraigned on perury, forgery charges
• In teleconference, Amos says his emotional trip to Japan sends ‘right message’
• Doctor offers allergy sufferers tips on how to cope with pollen
• Ohio ranked 'Low and declining' in patent performance, Harvard study shows
• Google Maps now showing alternative fueling stations in Ohio
• Untitled
• Columbus area allergy sufferers cope with pollen season
• Man accused of slamming son’s puppy on pavement three times indicted
• Columbus Council delays action on proposed panhandling ordinance
• Stealth inflation
• CSU Day to Honor University Supporters Thursday
• President’s Recognition Dinner Top Awards to Thomas Black, Janet Davis
• 5 questions with Judy Pearce: Meet the executive director of CORTA
• 5 Questions ... with MidTown Inc. director Anne King
• Jury awards Fort Benning Sergeant $20 million
• The Rev. Robert Girardeau|1962-2011 Former local priest found dead in home
• Muscogee County School Board Board approves waiver for larger class sizes Measure taken to prepare for potential BRAC-related influx of students
• Thirteen to join Scott Ressmeyer for ‘Ride for Miracles’
• Ohio Subway, Mexican restaurants fined by DOL for wage, hour violations
• OSU voting law prof says GOP voter ID bill 'another great embarrassment for Ohio
• Chuck Williams commentary: Parks & Rec case closed, but story isn’t over
• Man pleads guilty to child molestation
• Heavy smoke from controlled burn reduces visibility in east Columbus
• Man accused of molestation pleads guilty to lesser charge
• Cason J. Callaway Jr., area businessman, philanthropist, dies
• Fort Benning soldiers say new fitness regimen will get you sore
• Wells Fargo will be on campus tomorrow, Mar. 22nd from 10:30 AM-1:30 PM in the student lounge. They will be availabe to answer any questions students may have and are able to get students signed up with a checking account.
• Ohio Congressmen, left and right, slap Obama over military actions in Libya
• ATTENTION GMC STUDENTS! If you are planning to attend Georgia Military College in the Fall – it’s time to get your 2011-2012 FAFSA Completed!!!! Once you file your 2010 taxes – DO YOUR FAFSA! Don’t delay!
• Classes Begin Today, March 21st. Remember Drop/Add begins today, and will continue until Wednesday, Mar. 23rd at Noon.
• About 18,000 attend Sunday finale of Thunder in the Valley
• Ledger 'Inquirer' -- Pothole-repair season begins in Columbus
• Norcross man charged with trafficking methamphetamine
• THE WEEK AHEAD
• 5 questions with Anne King, executive director of MidTown Inc.
• Vehicles continue rolling into new home at Benning
• Former COS to Gov. Taft says Gov. Kasich 'dead-on' on need to reduce government
• WASHINGTON REPORT: Shinseki promises better care for troops
• 84-year-old motorcyclist dies in Sunday wreck
• Ohio grain bin death shows not all business regulations overly burdensome
• Columbus Crew begin 2011 season tonight at DC United
• Census data show housing surge in Columbus area
• Georgia lawmakers mull over making big changes to Aviation Authority
• Charlie Davies scores twice to send the Columbus Crew stumbling
• DC United 3 - Columbus Crew 1: game in brief
• Muscogee County School District counselors, administrators learn how to stop bullying
• Columbus man faces drug, aggravated assault charges
• Concerned about more sales taxes?
• Vibram Fivefingers shoes are great for the barefoot runner
• Columbus Crew begin 2011 season tonight at DC United
• Races that will get you on the course to help others
• 2011 Ohio headline highlights - Week 11
• Aflac using teleconferencing to stay connected with Japan after earthquake
• Jury finds Sanders guilty of knife charge, not murder
• Morale high among deployed Fort Benning troops
• Short stretch of Hilton Avenue to close for at least 3 weeks
• Look, up in the sky: It’s Supermoon!
• Wynnton Arts Academy Principal Johnson to retire
• 50 teams to take on Best Ranger Competition
• Traffic to be heavy on Airport Thruway today, Sunday
• Ohio State advances to the third round with a 75-46 win over UT-San Antonio
• Ohio Constitution forces Kasich to move California jobs guru to gov's office
• Around the Columbus Crew: international soccer news roundup
• Columbus population up 2 percent since 2000; black population now outnumbers white population in Muscogee
• Top 10 finalists named for MCSD Teacher of the Year
• Georgia Legislature: McKoon bill stirs up online hotel tax issue
• In Ohio, March Madness is about 'Basketball Bucks' and state budget bucks
• Jackets lack luck in loss to the Wings
• At OSU, football Tressel dishonored as community volunteer Tressel honored
• Aflac CEO Dan Amos, TSYS CEO Phil Tomlinson see compensation jump in 2010
• Jurors reach one undisclosed verdict in murder trial of Cynthia Sanders, still deliberating on three other counts
• Convergence of Thunder in the Valley air show, Little League opening day mean traffic flow changes on Airport Thruway
• NCAA rejects Ohio State’s appeal, Jim Tressel asks NCAA for five game suspension
• OSU President Gee sees chance for charter university status
• Wells Fargo is coming to GMC Columbus..... Wells Fargo Bank will be onsite on Tuesday March 22, 2011 from 10:30am to 1:30pm for any questions and to get students interested signed up for checking accounts. They will be set up in the Student Lounge Are
• Columbus State’s Grad School Expo to Showcase 30-Plus Programs
• New Student Orientation today, March 17th at 10:00 AM and then again at 5:30 PM.
• The 2011 Winter Term Ethics Essay Winners are.... 1st Place and a prize of $300- Molly Williams 2nd Place and a prize of $150- Shavonne Johnson 3rd Place and a prize of $50- Jennifer Acosta
• Georgia Senate passes Sunday alcohol sales bill
• Former Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland among politicos eyed for DNC chairman post
• Gov. Kasich says consolidating schools, counties, townships 'bold, necessary'
• Fort Benning opens high-tech checkpoint near Harmony Church
• Albert Thomas Jr.: First black firefighter in Columbus dies
• Southwest Georgia Annual Conference taking place at St. James AME ends today
• Fort Benning soldiers build pavilion at Wynnton Arts Academy
• Columbus police say soldier admitted possessing child porn on computer
• Attorneys paint different pictures of Columbus murder suspect
• Grand jury indicts two men accused of taping razor blades to Lakebottom Park playground equipment
• Rep. Bishop would like to see Martin Army Community Hospital be used for VA services
• Judge refuses to grant Cynthia Sanders immunity from prosecution; murder trial begins today
• Carmen Cavezza named interim chairman on National Infantry Foundation’s Board of Directors
• Meghan McCain discusses Gingrich, social media during visit to Columbus
• Failures at Fukushima turn eyes to troubled, proposed nuclear plants in Ohio
• Blue Jackets Notebook: Jackets top scorers cannot finish
• Gottfried apologizes for insensitive tweets about Japan after Aflac firing
• Federal judge upholds verdict in Hickey case
• Sunday alcohol sales bill comes back to life in Georgia Senate
• Gov. Kasich on his budget: "I've kept my word"
• Attorneys in civil suit over alleged beating of suspect in Lee County in settlement talks
• Defendant wants murder case dismissed
• Britt David art instructor, city at odds over business licensing
• Total tax take by feds from Ohio is $106 billion, 2010 IRS Data Book shows
• VIDEO: Math lovers at Columbus State University celebrate Pi Day
• Aflac fires Gilbert Gottfried, voice of the Aflac duck
• Ex-Aflac employee indicted on fraud
• Fort Middle won’t become a charter school
• Meghan McCain, daughter of Sen. John McCain, speaks in Columbus today
• The Stocking Stranglings: Defense says DA’s stance against more DNA tests contradictory
• Aflac assures investors Japan catastrophe won’t impact financials severely
• Michelle Rhee launches campaign to 'Save Great Teachers' in Ohio
• CSU to Preview Math Summer Camp for Girls
• Ohio Poll: 40% of Ohioans approve of Gov. Kasich, 53% like combo of cuts, taxes
• Late Registration Begins Today, March 14th. If you need any assistance, please see Mrs. Norman in the library.
• University of Phoenix plans new campus, while Virginia College looks to enter Columbus
• Columbus Mayor Coleman fails to mention 'black tar heroin' in State of City
• Ohio among 10 worst-rated states for retirement; respondent's challenge findings
• Fort Benning soldiers try out new uniforms for women
• Registration Open for Columbus State's Activ8 Summer Camps
• Georgia makes NCAA tournament as a 10th seed, will open against Washington
• Ohio State wins Big Ten tournament, earns top No. 1 seed in the NCAA tournament
• Columbus crime: Man faces charge after 2-year-old wanders from Lakebottom
• Talbot County Sheriff dies of natural causes
• Columbus crime: Police say 16-year-old pointed gun at man near Lakebottom, ran from police
• In Columbus, you might live in a home nearly identical to your neighbor's but pay many times as much in property tax
• Clerk seeking applicants to help with anticipated rise in property tax appeals
• Police: Local man steals alcohol, fires shots at clerk
• ALABAMA PRISONS Lawmakers eye judicial reform plan as prisons overflow
• Ohio State advances to the Big Ten tournament finals by defeating Michigan 68-61
• Ohio monthly financial report: expect moderate growth
• It's about time
• Columbus Crew wraps up preseason with 1-0 win over Houston
• 2011 Ohio headline highlights - Week 10
• Airport Rescue and Fire Fighting Station hosts open house from 2:00 p.m. until 5:00 p.m.
• Aflac donating $1.2 million to relief efforts in Japan
• Sexual predator gets life in prison for sexual assault of 12-year-old girl in 2010
• Six Japanese students at CSU say families OK
• Cannons to be fired today at River Blast
• Two more men face charges in pastor slaying
• Habitat for Humanity crews wrap up week of building homes
• My family in Japan is fine
• Kopitar’s hat trick bolsters Kings over Jackets
• Calif., Ore. sustained most damage from tsunami
• Ohio State prevails in overtime, faces Michigan tomorrow
• University Police Recover About $6,000 Worth of Stolen Property
• Sewage hits fan in war between Columbus casino and city, county officials
• Japan’s Tragic Earthquake Rocks Columbus State University in Georgia, Literally
• Tsunami waves slam Hawaii as storm sweeps islands
• Top guns return to Columbus for NCAA Rifle Championship
• House gives HOPE overhaul final OK; Gov. Deal to sign next week
• Columbus homicide: Police say suspect forced man to drive to Oglethorpe Bridge, then fatally shot him
• Dangers in GOP House 'Comp Time' bill seen in DOL back wages recovery case
• Columbus Parks and Recreation Scandal: 3 Defendants get no jail time
• 'Waiting for Superman' star Michelle Rhee to speak at Cleveland City Club
• Classroom CD and MP3 players are state-of-the-art
• Fort Benning leaders partner with Stewart County
• Russell County capital murder trial delayed due to renovations
• Ohio State begins Big Ten tournament play tomorrow against Northwestern
• USA top 100 ''Twitter Towns' include 4 Ohio cities
• Getting pumped
• Columbus homicide update: Murder suspect arrested Tuesday in Russell County on robbery charge
• Maneuver Battle Lab at Fort Benning: Contractor ramps up for $19 million project
• MUSCOGEE COUNTY PRISON: Inmate found dead in bed; officials cite apparent heart attack
• Georgia Board of Education: Teaching system for math up for debate
• 5 women charged in insurance fraud scheme
• 4 of 5 big Ohio cities, counties lose people, Whites still dominate, Census says
• Peach State Health Plan gift to fund new local pediatric practice
• BRAC effects: Benning schools expect to gain 200 students
• Columbus courts: Homeless man accused of child molestation indicted
• Tri-state Water Wars: Georgia says water supply an allowable use of Lanier
• Japanese students get a load of the South
• Blue Jackets continue slide right out of the playoffs
• Report calls for rich Ohioans to pay more to help economy afford services
• Scientists dig for Ice Age fossils
• Will Gov. Kasich run over Cincinnati's streetcar plan with his budget bus?
• New Endowed Chairs Bolster Servant Leadership, Military History
• Jim Tressel's mistake doesn't have to define him
• Great running trails are plentiful in Columbus
• Phenix City man found dead under Oglethorpe Bridge
• Mostly Dems react to 1st Kasich SOTS speech, ORP website silent
• Georgia Board of Regents approve CSU chairs for Brown and Hallock
• 1985 bush-ax slayings: Attorneys in Curry case spar over search warrant, mothers’ testimony
• Hollywood a flop for Carmike Cinemas in 2010; posts $12.6 million loss
• Mothers charged with attempted extortion
• Witnessed a crime in Troup County? There’s an app for that
• Columbus Council approves rezoning for Macon Road development
• Long-closed Cusseta Road business is latest victim of copper thieves
• Columbus men accused of taping razors on playground indicted for arson
• Columbus man accused of carjacking, aggravated assault indicted
• Chuck E. Cheese incident results in man indicted on molesting charges
• Ohio State suspends Jim Tressel two games for NCAA violation
• Kasich SOTS speech offers few surprises, aside from hecklers in the House
• Ohio State will hold a press conference tonight to address Yahoo! report
• Spring has sprung for the Greene County Healthy Lifestyles Coalition
• Murderer James Brock gets life without parole
• Habitat houses go up as temperatures go down
• Columbus hot spots set to celebrate Mardi Gras
• MCSD superintendent likes Gov. Deal’s changes to pre-K cuts
• Maddie's mom designs toys for premature babies
• Ohio Treasurer Josh Mandel a possible 2012 challenger to Sen. Sherrod Brown
• Ohio House Dems outline ‘Compact with the Middle Class’ on eve of Kasich SOTS
• City's charter review subcommittee mulls ‘basic service fee’
• Yahoo reports Jim Tressel knew players sold merchandise as early as last April
• Baker High grad Newt Gingrich seeking support in adopted home state
• Suspect impersonating officer carjacks man
• Annual Spring Meeting
• Habitat for Humanity Collegiate Challenge: Spring breakers coming to build houses
• Trees versus billboards: Columbus groups fighting legislation that would hack landscape
• Ohio Congressman, U.S. House Speaker Boehner opposed to 'Net Neutrality'
• Kasich, budget must address Harvard 'Competitiveness' study findings
• Blue Jackets Notebook: @ScottieUpshall is becoming influential with the #CBJ
• Ohio State football: An early look at the 2011 schedule
• Copper thieves wreck havoc on Columbus area businesses, homes
• Experts say odds of Synovus merger, acquisition growing
• Proposed bill would give bikers in Georgia green light on red
• The Ohio State College of Dentistry reaches out to the community
• "Where there are humans there are klutzes."
• Ohio unemployment rate declines, as does the national rate
• Empire Building comes back to life
• 2011 Ohio headline highlights - Week 9
• Testimony: Suspect James Brock ran version of alibi past inmate
• CSU's enrollment coincide with government's report saying women making advances in education
• McKoon likes HOPE plan while Harbison wants to see changes
• Veterans Parkway Streetscapes Project: City hopes to have 100 tress planted by next week
• Teen reaps benefits of Fort Benning’s Hired! program
• The Rev. Grizzle to speak at event in Columbus Monday
• Schwob School of Music to Open Doors to Community Children
• Ohio Sen. Brown among ten Dems voting for balanced budget amendment
• Columbus State Alum a Finalist for 2012 Georgia Teacher of the Year
• For retirees, Ohio lacking in Certified Retirement Communities
• Are GOP Govs Kasich, Walker losing 'Reagan Democrats'?
• Testimony: Suspect James Brock ran version of alibi past inmate
• Flowers bloom right on time
• Empire Building comes back to life
• Columbus parents favor proposed Georgia bill raising car seat age to 8
• As one murder trial stops, another’s start affects Parks & Recreation case
• Parks & Rec case: Judge delays hearing to March 18, sets trial for May 2
• Columbus metro area adds 400 jobs over past year
• Columbus State to Host Atlanta Beat-FSU Soccer Exhibition Game
• SGA Open Meeting Today, March 3rd, at 1:30 PM in Room 122. SGA Open Meetings are open to all GMC Students.
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• Ohio Senators Brown, Portman vote for 2-week federal stopgap budget plan
• 2012 Georgia Teacher of the Year: Northside’s Powell among 10 finalists
• Double murder trial: Mother says victim planned to move away from ‘violent’ boyfriend
• Businesses outside Columbus look to take advantage of BRAC boom
• Fox’s attorney tries to suppress Parks & Rec audit; hearing today
• Columbus Parks & Rec director position down to four finalists
• Lauren Burk slaying: Judge overrides jury recommendation, sentences Lockhart to death
• Controversial collective bargaining bill, SB5, squeaks by Ohio Senate 17-16
• Newspaper Meeting today, March 2nd, at 1:40 PM in Room 118.
• The Medical Center to unveil new ER, trauma facility
• MICHAEL REGISTE: Double-homicide will be arraigned March 25
• Lee County judge appointed to Arthur L. Sumbry case
• PHENIX CITY SCHOOLS: Superintendent Larry DiChiara cleared of ethics complaint
• Witness: James Brock confessed to pair of fatal shootings
• Real Salt Lake 4 - Columbus Crew 1: game in brief
• Ohio State wins a share of the Big Ten title with an 82-61 win over Penn State
• Army plans to revamp PT tests by swapping sit-ups for combat run
• Georgia lawmaker proposes bill seeking proof Obama is citizen
• Synovus kept top executives' pay packages under $1 million in 2010
• Parks & Rec case: Fox’s attorney subpoenas city manager, 6 other workers for Thursday hearing
• No freshman, incumbent Ohio Congressmen join 2011 House Tea Party Caucus
• Ohioans protest Tuesday against SB5, GOP cuts to Social Security admin costs
• Expert to Discuss Success of Japanese Companies, CEOs Despite Global Downturn
• ATTENTION GMC STUDENTS! If you are planning to attend Georgia Military College in the Fall – it’s time to get your 2011-2012 FAFSA Completed!!!! Once you file your 2010 taxes – DO YOUR FAFSA! Don’t delay! Financial Aid workshops a
• WORK STUDY APPLICATIONS DUE TODAY (March 1st)! Don’t forget to turn in your application AND two letters of recommendation to Ms. Allen!!!! WORK WHERE YOU STUDY!
• Robert Warzycha looks back on game one against Real Salt Lake
• Microsociety thriving at Downtown Magnet
• Fort Mitchell man accused of ramming trooper’s car
• Murder trial: Brock chooses to have judge hear his case
• Synovus Financial Corp.: Four longtime board members stepping down
• Historial marker notes the day Columbus women rioted on Broad Street
• COLUMBUS PARKS AND RECREATION: Prosecutors offer plea deals in scandal
• Original Jacket moved on a quiet trade deadline day
• Harvard 'Ohio Competitiveness' report shows Kasich has a steep mountain to climb
• Ohio State men’s basketball: The Buckeyes return to No. 1 in both polls
• Klesla traded to Phoenix for defenseman, forward
• WORK STUDY APPLICATIONS DUE TOMORROW (March 1st)! Don’t forget to turn in your application AND two letters of recommendation to Ms. Allen!!!! WORK WHERE YOU STUDY!
• One person injured when small plane hits car while making emergency landing in Notasulga
• Tim Chitwood: The lonely heart hunts a crazy horse
• Double-murder trial of James Brock set to begin today
• Phenix City man arrested in Columbus and charged with loitering, possession of cocaine with intent to distribute
• Teen's six-month ban from local libraries for proselytizing ends today
• Christian missionary and social worker lobbies city to change 'tramp' law that dates back to 1914
• Pension fund shortfalls in Ohio among highest, but manageable, report shows
• Ground broken for new, cutting-edge Carver High
• Something had to give: Blue Jackets 3 Predators 2
• Ohio State men’s basketball: The Buckeyes overpower Indiana 82-61
• Will Gov. Kasich's policies divide Ohio enough that Obama wins it again in 2012?
• Ohio State football: Who fills in for Dan Herron?
• Horse neglect reaches alarming level across Georgia
• Police: Men confess to robbing Mr. B’s
• Columbus Crew practice at Ohio State in advance of trip to Salt Lake City
• Columbus residents using other resources to cope with skyrocketing gas prices
• Columbus area housing market braces for summer boom
• Strikes are the last resort when unions and school districts negotiate
• are you feeling STRESS AT THE PUMP?
• 2011 Ohio headline highlights - Week 8
• Combined sewer repair project could close Second Avenue between 11th, 12th for 90 days, officials say
• Fort Benning busy adding new tank firing ranges
• Crouch Jr. pleads not guilty to trying to influence a witness
• Fort Benning soldiers to continue duties if government shuts down
• Judge in Parks and Rec case may set trial date Thursday
• ‘Welcome Science Stars’ -- Celebrating students in science fairs encouraged
• Calvert caps off Blue Jackets’ rally
• Ohio Fair Board chair says Kasich appointees understand agriculture, biz linkage
• Ferris State sends hockey Buckeyes packing
• Ohio State football: Chris Carter signed with the Buckeyes
• Uptown Columbus Recognizes Columbus State’s RiverPark Campus Development
• Whitewater project to benefit Bibb City, Mayor Teresa Tomlinson says
• Olympian whitewater competitors support plan to roll out course
• Kendrick High School's Black History Month Presentation
• Arrests made in Mr. B’s armed robbery
• The Rev. Denise Walton appointed superintendent for UMC district
• Blues Brothers, social networking top 2011-12 Springer Opera House season
• Ohio-based third-party plan administrator embezzles $1 million
• Former Ohio Govs Celeste, Taft to join OSU in honoring 50th year of Peace Corps
• CSU gets Uptown Columbus leadership award
• Man pleads not guilty to 1999 homicide
• Russell sheriff opens Hurtsboro office
• Ohio State loses shootout, points to Ferris State
• Franklinton urges Mayor Coleman to do more, act responsibly on auto raceway park
• Muscogee County School District holding black history programs
• Columbus Public Library seeking books on Southern fiction
• Georgia Superintendent of Education rolls through Columbus to celebrate students’ success
• Auburn, Alabama student leaders announce joint tree project
• Special Georgia rescue team trains for ‘big one’
• Muscogee County Superior Court judge separates brothers’ trials related to 2009 double murder
• Columbus woman with HIV pleads guilty to prostitution
• About 15,000 gallons of sewage spills into Upatoi Creek
• 7 Ohio Casino Control Commission members named by Gov. Kasich
• Conquer the Creek will be a great trail run at Alum Creek
• Like Wisconsin, Ohio could lose DC transport bucks over collective bargaining
• Tomorrow, Feb. 24th at 12:30 PM in the student lounge join your SGA for the End of Term Event- Game Time! There will be food, fun, and games!
• Investment Strategist, Panel to Discuss 2011 Economic Outlook
• Enrichment Services Program Inc. of Columbus: 40 homes will get repairs paid for by stimulus funds
• Ohioans weigh the pros and cons of Senate Bill 5
• Toomer's Corner update: Third attorney wants off Auburn tree-poisoning case
• Columbus Crew and Real Salt Lake battle to ill-tempered scoreless draw
• Blue Jackets; Mason blanks Predators
• Columbus students worry about paying for what HOPE scholarship doesn't
• Columbus Council: Recorder's Court Judge Cielinski gets new four-year term
• Columbus Crew 0 - Real Salt Lake 0: game in brief
• Columbus man accused of shoplifting steaks in his pants
• James Henry and Gladys Manning Smith Scholarship applications due March 21
• Muscogee County School Board: Air conditioning for school gyms gets go-ahead
• Fort Benning shoppers bring back $500 worth of meat after recall
• Kasich, Cafaro talk collective bargaining, economy in Ohio on CNN
• Ohio education chancellor resigns early despite 5-year term
• Obama in Cleveland 'to listen' at small business forum
• Nearly 300 Pavers added to Infantry Museum's Heritage Wal
• Uptown Columbus Art Walk to Kick Off Major Bo Bartlett Exhibition
• Gadhafi goes on Libyan TV amid wave of protests
• Judge John Allen receives 2011 Leadership Legacy Award at Black History Observance
• Gumball bandit pleads guilty to 10 burglaries
• Coroner rules no foul play involved in death of man found lying on Enoch Drive
• Former councilor Julius Hunter not yet eligible to take judicial post now held by Cielinski
• Columbus man faces child molestation charge after being accused of publicly urinating in view of 7-year-old girl
• Scouting the Crew opponents: Real Salt Lake
• Columbus Crew face new lineup choices against Real Salt Lake
• Police, family searching for teen who's been missing since argument with her mother 2 weeks ago
• Ohio School for the Deaf prepares students for the real world
• Kasich names Montgomery to tackle tide of deaths from drug overodoses
• Ever wonder what the library associate, Mrs. Norman, can help you with? Check out the flyer below.
• Do you need help with your homework? Then stop by the learning center.
• Hallock Lecturer Millett has Investigated Korean War to its Roots
• ATTENTION GMC STUDENTS! If you are planning to attend Georgia Military College in the Fall – it’s time to get your 2011-2012 FAFSA Completed!!!! Once you file your 2010 taxes – DO YOUR FAFSA! Don’t delay! Financial Aid workshops
• Today, Feb. 21st, at 5:00 PM is the deadline to turn in your Ethics Essay. 1st Place wins $300! 2nd Place wins $150! 3rd Place wins $50!
• Local sixth-grader has part in short film based on Carson McCullers story
• Man stopped for playing loud music outside Peachtree Mall found to be illegal alien, police say
• Sunday booze sales bill bites the dust
• Columbus police say man sleeping outside Gold Lounge admits having marijuana
• Columbus driver faces charges after pedestrian struck and injured
• Kasich, GOP prosecution of Ohio public workers opens door for Strickland return
• Prairie Oaks Metro Park will host the Tin Man 5K & 10K
• Are iPads practical for student use?
• Ohio State football: Who steps in for Terrelle Pryor?
• Ohio Union friends, Tea Party foes square off on Capitol Square
• Luquire finds niche lobbying against Sunday alcohol sales in Georgia
• Recorder's Court: Council to vote Tuesday on whether to reappoint Cielinski
• Convicted felon’s 2-year plea deal could mean life in prison
• About 100 volunteers turn out for Arbor Day celebration in Columbus
• Ohio's U.S. Presidents
• 2011 Ohio headline highlights - Week 7
• Harvey Updyke, accused in Toomer’s Corner tree poisoning, released on bond
• Columbus Krispy Kreme ‘hot’ sign will flash once again on Monday
• Columbus teen pleads guilty to statutory rape
• Aflac driving toward new NASCAR contract
• Stocking Strangler case: Prosecutors say DNA test on early rape would delay case
• Police: Man bribes officers with free Subway sandwiches
• Bernice King challenges crowd at CSU to live a legacy
• Fort Benning: 67 soldiers earn coveted Expert Infantryman Badge
• Columbus Crew sign SuperDraft picks Balchan, Meram, Grossman and Anor
• Gov. Kasich signs JobsOhio bill as House Dem questions legitimacy of job's czar
• Toomer's Corner tree poisoning: Suspect's lake home draws interest
• Auburn tree poisoning: Harvey Updyke charged with felony; remains jailed
• Today, Feb. 18th, at 3:00 PM is the deadline to register for the 2011 Spring term without getting charged a $40 late fee. If you need help, Mrs. Norman will be conducting a registration workshop at 10:00 AM in the Computer Lab today.
• Experts give Auburn University oak trees little chance for survivial
• Fort Benning Commissary recalls 1,500 pounds of beef
• Police: Father, son give witness crack to change story
• United Way of the Chattahoochee Valley exceeds 2010 campaign goal
• Fort Benning: Expert Infantryman Badge loses 86% of 490 candidates after days of grueling training
• Traffic changes on Camille Drive, Hilton Avenue in effect this week
• Auburn police chief on Toomer's oaks arrest: 'This is a person who obviously has problems'
• Columbus Crew sign SuperDraft picks Balchan, Meram, Grossman and Anor
• Ohio cop called "Idiot" by Gov. Kasich wants apology in person and in writing
• Classes will meet on Monday, Feb. 21st.
• The Dayton Donut Dash and Krispy Kreme doughnuts are a great combination
• Toomer's Corner oak trees poisoned
• Maj. Gen. Robert Brown hopes to break down walls on Fort Benning
• Muscogee County Sheriff's Office tries new method to curb drugs, prostitution
• Military Marksmanship Association Soldier of the Year: Sherri Jo Gallagher wins another soldier of year award
• Jackets show grit through injuries
• 16-year-old charged with manslaughter in death of Phenix City man
• Harris County traffic stop leads to meth lab bust
• 19-year-old to serve all of 13-year sentence
• Columbus State Hosts International Gathering for Feb. 26-27 Guitar Symposium
• Gov. Kasich wins big on JobsOhio vote in Ohio Senate
• Prospective Students, Parents to Get Taste of Homecoming, New Recreation Center
• Could speaker Boehner's government worker spending cuts cut 12K jobs in Ohio?
• OSU $100 million richer after Wexner, Limited Brands gift
• Newspaper Meeting Today, Feb. 16th at 1:45 PM in Room 118.
• Need Help with Registration?? Come to a registration workshop TODAY, Feb. 16th in the Computer Lab at 3:00 PM.
• Columbus Regional Healthcare System: Sanders’ vision helps transform medical community
• Columbus shoppers, stores cope with 20% hike in produce prices
• Bill and Melinda Gates champion education
• Man allegedly beaten by deputies misses court date
• Former Auburn cheerleader, Miss Phenix City competing on ‘Survivor’ tonight
• Search for new Columbus Parks & Rec director continues
• Groups to study city revenue, land use, neighborhood improvements
• Muscogee County judge denies murder suspect's motions to dismiss case
• Pratt & Whitney to bring 180 manufacturing jobs to Columbus
• Phenix City’s long-awaited audit finds weaknesses in accounting
• Columbus Crew win the rights to defender Korey Veeder in MLS lottery
• Taking a look at some upcoming races
• Columbus State Celebrates Homecoming Feb. 21-26
• Blue Jackets Notebook: Watching the playoff race unfold
• Tales of two rails in Ohio
• Animalnomics
• Russell County School Board to discuss possible closing of Russell County Elementary School at tonight's work session
• On a beautiful day, Columbus judge jumps at chance to perform Valentine's Day nuptials outdoors
• Carson McCullers' descriptions of Columbus still fresh in minds of readers, fans and locals who knew her
• Predicting the Columbus Crew lineup after four preseason games
• Ohio Sen. Brown, Defense Sec. Gates at odds over defense spending cuts
• Rev. Robert Beckum named new senior pastor of St. Luke United Methodist Church, will follow retiring Rev. Hal Brady
• North Columbus Branch of the Columbus Library to close for renovations
• Community Foundation of Troup County receives $100,000 matching grant
• Columbus police investigate death of man who collapsed in road, died hours later in home
• Demolition begins on the front of old Baker High School
• Registration for the Spring 2011 term begins today, Feb. 14th, and will continue until Friday Feb. 18th at 3:00PM. Need Help with Registration?? Come to a registration workshop! Check out the flyer! All workshops will be help in the computer lab. Mon.
• Boehner letter to Obama on DC 'spending binge' includes 4 economists from Ohio
• Columbus police arrest man after woman says he would not let her leave house unless she had sex with him
• New Columbus NAACP president was vice-president of Muscogee County Republican Party
• Interrupted love reignited decades later for Phenix City couple
• Blue Jackets remain hot on the road
• Don't forget to shave your feet
• Thirteen soldiers from 926th Preventive Medical Detachment return to Benning after year in Iraq
• Columbus police charge man with aggravated assault after he shoots himself in leg during argument with son
• Collective bargaining, health care bring out the 'Gangs of Columbus'
• Ranking John Kasich's Ohio
• Georgia grapples with Sunday alcohol sales
• Police: Woman claims she was raped after taking powerful medication
• Superintendent Andrews: This summer, air condition our elementary gyms
• Woman charged with posing as dead sister wants to withdraw guilty plea
• Columbus schools may need more snow days
• 2011 Ohio headline highlights - Week 6
• About 150 Fort Benning trainees recovering from virus
• Fort Benning: Section of Hoff Street to close Sunday
• Fort Benning sniper, his fiancée indicted in grenade stashing case
• Muscogee County School Board holding retreat today
• Families file fraud lawsuits against Synovus after North Carolina golfing development fails to materialize
• Suspects in Parks & Rec investigation released on bond after being arrested on new charges
• Jackets stop slide versus Avs in Forsberg’s return
• 'Egypt is Free,' crowds chant after Mubarak quits
• OPERS chief calls for end to sweet deal for Ohio elected, appointed officials
• Carson McCullers Conference and Celebration: Spaces Still Available
• CSU Happenings for Feb. 11-20, 2011
• CSU Geology Professor to Address Global Ocean Pollution
• Check out our SGA Officer's Oath of Office.
• The Last Chance for Boston will take place later this month
• Ohio Monthly Financial Report: Economy improving, but at moderate rate
• Black History Month program: Retired Maj. Gen. Donald urges Benning soldiers to give back to communities
• Police say no charges pending in accident that left 2-year-old boy dead
• Columbus Councilor McDaniel says some want Recorder's Court Judge Cielinski replaced
• New Carver High School will be ‘state of the art’
• Verizon's iPhone 4 splashes into Columbus market
• Ohio Supreme Court says 2010 foreclosures filings down 4 percent
• Columbus Crew announce their 2011 league schedule
• TCU says no to a rematch with Wisconsin, still wants a shot at Ohio State
• CSU Student Composer Earns Top National Award
• Penn National Gaming to Ohio: investment, jobs for racetrack VLTs, relocations
• Russell County commissioners: Health concerns trump revenue in rejection of proposed landfill
• McCain’s daughter to speak at CSU’s Women’s Leadership Conference
• Assistant DA Kristy Dugan to leave Columbus office
• Columbus police department promotes 21 officers
• BRAC: Equipment from Gillem steadily rolls onto Fort Benning
• 2-year-old Columbus boy killed in accident with SUV
• Sen. Jones, speaking on collective bargaining bill (SB5), misses Kasich cameo
• Inter-University Council talks challenges, opportunities at Statehouse Day
• Double Churches Middle School student wins spelling bee
• DECA effectively encourages entrepreneurship
• DeWine tackles prescription drug abuse problem with dedicated staff, funding
• Sunday alcohol sales bill Legislation clears Georgia House committee
• The foresight of Reagan and SAHMs
• Columbus man found guilty but mentally ill in child sex abuse case
• Sharks rally to top Jackets
• Sweater pillows keep you cozy with or without a mate for Valentine’s Day
• Columbus man once deemend incompetent for trial denies molesting 8-year-old girl in 2003
• Crime in Columbus drops nearly 9 percent in 2010
• Russell County commissioners might vote on controversial landfill proposal today
• Episcopal Diocese of Atlanta bishop to step aside in 2012
• Doctor urges women to recognize heart disease symptoms at Columbus luncheon
• Ohio House to birth 'Heartbeat' bill, as DC House midwives 3 abortion bills
• Blue Jackets return the favor over the Penguins
• Cold case solved: Police say dying dad admitted to striking child 40 years ago
• Phenix City man gets 7 years in prison in marijuana conspiracy case
• Double murder case: Former Columbus police officer, brother's attorneys demand speedy trial
• Columbus Council approves $300,000 in grants for crime prevention programs
• Georgia Department of Natural Resources board not told of letters opposing rule
• Gov. Deal, Georgia Farm Bureau weigh in on immigration legislation
• Ohio Sen. Brown applauds Solis visit; ex-DHL workers cheer added DOL funds
• Finding a running route in Columbus
• Blue Jackets seek redemption in Pittsburgh
• Students, Your 2010 1098-T tax information is now available for viewing and printing online. Follow these simple instructions: 1. Log into GMConline.edu 2. Click Access Online Registration 3. Click Log In 4. Enter your username and password 5. Under Fin
• Gov. Kasich to grieving Youngstown community: 'We can become partners"
• Workshops Offered Today, Feb. 8th, at GMC: GMC Online Services (gmconline.edu, webadvisor, turnitin.com)- 1:30 PM Computer Lab Financial Aid Workshop- 3:00-5:00 PM Auxiliary Lab
• Kasich signs on to GOP gov letter on Obamacare to HHS Sebelius
• Three indicted in Columbus Parks and Recreation scandal
• Polics briefs: Columbus police investigating allegations of sexual misconduct involving students at Spencer High School
• Former Labor Commissioner Michael Thurmond joins Columbus law firm Butler, Wooten & Fryhofer
• Phenix City police investigating early Sunday homicide at building off Dillingham Street
• Ohio judges fear assault on judicial independence as commissioners balance budge
• Technical Director Brian Bliss talks about the Columbus Crew Academy
• Columbus Parks & Recreation investigation timeline
• Old trees coming down for Veterans Parkway streetscape project, but many new trees on the way
• More than 125 attend hearing on proposed south Phenix City landfill
• Columbus Crew follow a familiar pattern in building for 2011 season
• Columbus' Charter Review Commission to use five subcommittees to more closely examine articles
• CSU Women’s Leadership Conference to Feature Meghan McCain
• Ohio State football recruit Chris Carter should sign with the Buckeyes soon
• Coach K on Maj. Gen. Robert Brown: 'Easy guy to follow'
• Suspect accused of pointing gun at people caught after running into police car during foot chase
• Police say man stabs roommate with scissors, sending blades through his hand
• Former President Carter: Egyptian President Mubarak's toughness 'underestimated'
• Obama budget cuts make call by Kasich to rebuild Ohio cities that much tougher
• The Gipper
• Eulogy for a Faulknerian raconteur
• Sunday morning shootings in Youngstown elicit offer of help from Gov. Kasich
• Ohio State overpowers Minnesota 82-69
• Over there
• JRK 2 GFW Re OH $$$: OMG!
• Ohio State skates past Michigan State
• Landfill debate heats up in Russell County
• Manhunt aftermath: Bullard's family wonders what led to his fatal shooting
• Man released on bond after being arrested with AK-47 outside Kendrick High School
• Council to pay UGA $58,000 to develop promotions plan for sheriff’s office
• Columbus observes Black History Month
• As Egypt erupts, Ohio local cable carrier one of few offering Al Jazeera English
• Ohio State breaks out with win over Spartans
• Would JobsOhio 'toolbox' have kept Cooper Standard's 200-job hose plant open?
• 2011 Ohio headline highlights - Week 5
• Goal-starved Ohio State foiled again by Spartans
• Fort Benning: Ted Martin takes reigns as brigadier general
• Armor School to finish move to Fort Benning by Sept. 15
• Souper Bowl of Caring will feature retired Carver High coach
• Fort Benning: Burnhauser second woman to lead 203rd Brigade Support Battalion
• Program to help parents, students successfully complete FAFSA
• Watch the Super Bowl at Columbus area hot spots
• Meteorologist says rain ‘is a good thing’ for Columbus
• Comedy Channel's Colbert lampoons Ohio Gov. Kasich on minority missteps
• Ohio State comes up empty vs. Spartans
• Columbus State Launches Bill Chappell Scholarship Fund
• Applications for the Spring 2011 term are due today, Feb. 4, 2011.
• More than 50 employers and organizations to be at job fair today
• Badgers beat Buckeyes to finish line on private job creation bill
• U.S. Armor School: Col. Martin to get promoted to brigadier general today
• Two men face coke trafficking charges
• Teacher of the Year nominees corrected
• CHS alumna receives lifetime membership
• Man accused of attempted rape
• GOP legislators seek relief for Ohio truckers, PUCO focus is safety
• Competitions at CSU to Showcase Local Science Skills
• Thieves take copper from Greater Columbus Chamber of Commerce offices
• Teen indicted for murder in April 24 shooting
• Muscogee County's 60 Teacher of the Year nominees announced
• More than 50 employers and organizations to be at job fair today
• Kennon, Parker, Duncan & Key Realtors launch "Feed the Valley" food drive
• Judge recuses himself in forgery and perjury case against Phenix City Councilman Sumbry
• National signing day: Carver's Crowell chooses UGA and Wright picks Auburn as Tigers boast 20 of 31 local signings
• Columbus mayor Tomlinson says alert system used to inform public of manhunt worked as it should
• Sniper first to spot murder suspect in hours-long manhunt that ended in death of local lawyer on the run
• Blue Jackets in need of unprecedented run to reach playoffs
• Ohio education chancellor calls for bipartisanship in coming budget battle
• Ohio State football recruiting: Curtis Grant signs with the Buckeyes
• Ohio Rep. Mike Coley goes 'digital' at eTech education technology conference
• Ohio State football recruiting: Cardale Jones signs, Audrey Walker opts for USC
• ACTIVITIES FAIR TODAY- FEB. 2ND!! Want to get involved?? Come to the GMC Columbus Activities Fair! Feb. 2nd from 11:00-2:00 and 5:00-6:30 in Room 122. *Free Food*Free Gifts* Why should you get involved? *Make new friends*Make a difference*Gain Leade
• Police: Columbus attorney kills self in woods after 9-hour manhunt
• After manhunt, city wonders how things could go so wrong with two men
• Aflac posts $2.3B profit in 2010, $437M in 4th quarter
• St. Jude patient, Northside student signs Dream Home
• Stocking Strangler: Gary’s team wants DNA testing on early rape, last serial killing
• Kasich 'JobsOhio' bill bolts House for Senate after jabs and jibes
• Ohio House, on party line vote, sends Kasich 'JobsOhio' bill to Senate
• Ohio State football recruiting: What to watch for on signing day
• Chick-fil-A founder's grandson to open eatery in Midland area
• Suspect in Saturday shooting on Standing Boy Road given bond after pleading not guilty
• Man accused of beating and robbing Domino's Pizza driver gets bond after waiving preliminary hearing
• Brinkley Pound now on the job as Columbus Area Habitat for Humanity's first female executive director
• Capital murder trial of man accused of killing Lee County deputy delayed until September
• Thirteen Muscogee schools make Title I Distinguished School status
• City of Columbus exploring selling naming rights for Civic Center and new ice rink
• Kasich cabinet picks attract national media, trigger hiring records request
• Man charged with vehicular homicide in Sumter County deputy's death in Saturday wreck on Veterans Parkway
• Columbus police arrest five people on gambling, loitering charges
• Blue Jackets Notebook: Brassard back to form
• Ohio AG DeWine likes Obamacare ruling, but others say supremes will disappoint
• National Cancer Center awards OSU Cancer Center highest rating
• Medicaid coverage, costs challenge Ohio, other states, feds
• There are only two weeks left to visit your advisor so you will be eligible to register the week of February 14. Failure to register the week of February 14 carries two consequences: 1) You will be charged a $40.00 late fee for registering in March; and
• Sumter County Sheriff's deputy killed in motorcycle wreck on Veterans Parkway
• Domino's Pizza driver given fake $20, then beaten and robbed
• SunTrust's longest-tenured employee hanging it up after 56 years with the same employer
• The tattle-tale heart: Should people snitch?
• Former President Carter guesses Egypt's Mubarak 'will have to leave'
• $5.6 million renovation of Cross Country Plaza under way
• Calling books phoney is not punny
• Columbus Chamber president apologizes for ‘bad decision’ to wear white tablecloth following 2009 event
• 2011 Georgia State Sport Stacking Championship
• Isaiah Crowell shuts out media as pressure mounts, signing day nears
• Police seize $1.5 million in ecstasy on Greyhound bus; Columbus woman arrested
• Suspects in Valley capital murder case to appear in court this week
• Columbus man flags down police after being shot
• Hire a vet?
• Google has no Ohio office, says economic impact for Buckeyes is $1 billion plus
• 2011 Ohio headline highlights - Week 4
• Phenix City Councilman Sumbry released on bond
• Synovus posts $848 million loss in 2010, $180 million loss in fourth quarter
• Appollo 15 astronaut talks about Challenger accident in Columbus
• Historic Round House, ‘source of tremendous pride,’ reactivated
• Columbus man gets 15 years for child molestation
• Jeff Cunningham re-joins the Columbus Crew
• New CSU Awards Banquet to Feature Bernice King
• CSU Theatre to Stage Comedic Tale of Love and Grief
• Maneuver Center of Excellence: Class in session for troops at Benning’s new armor school
• Black Ohio lawmakers fault Kasich, GOP GA on color of key hires
• Army sniper charged with stashing grenades at Columbus home released on bond
• GPB to feature Port Columbus
• Woman, 20, faces drug charge
• Muscogee County School District officials vow to prosecute parents lying about residency
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• Platt gets 2 consecutive life sentences for killing pregnant wife
• Police seek suspect in Riverwalk rape
• White House hosts Examiner.com, MSN Money, Mint.com in post SOTU new media Q&A
• Kasich talk in Toledo overshadowed by 2025 recovery forecast
• St. Patrick's Day will be a good time for races
• Muscogee Youth Development Campus in Midland unveils mural to inspire youth
• Columbus' Fort Middle School has 'No Name Calling Only Compliments Week'
• Lawsuit pits Ohio Cong. Kucinich against U.S. House cafeteria, vendors
• Kasich applauds advance of JobsOhio bill, Dems fret over exclusions, speed
• Man faces at least 5 years in prison after pleading guilty to child porn charges related to soliciting photos from girls
• Zyderrious Platt's murder trial can be viewed with live, streaming internet
• Appellate court reverses Superior Court Judge Doug Pullen for third time in two years for same reason
• Columbus Council wants panel to assist city manager in search for ice rink manager
• Retired OB/GYN Dr. Cecil F. Whitaker receives Dr. Clarence C. Butler Service and Leadership Award
• Police officer finds suspected pot on loitering suspect
• Preseason schedule coming into focus for Columbus Crew
• Cleveland among top 20 cities with severe sliding home prices, report shows
• Don't Forget that there is a Newspaper Meeting at 1:45 PM today, Jan. 26th in Room 118!
• Want to get involved?? Come to the GMC Columbus Activities Fair! Feb. 2nd from 11:00-2:00 and 5:00-6:30 in Room 122. *Free Food*Free Gifts* Why should you get involved? *Make new friends*Make a difference*Gain Leadership Experience*Looks Good on a Resu
• During the Leadership Retreat, not only did LaPortia Harris repelled off a 32 foot tower 3 times one of those times she did it without having a wall to walk down! Check it out on our newest retreat video!
• What's going on today, Jan. 26th, at GMC Columubs?? 1:40 PM- Newspaper Meeting in Room 118 3:00 PM- Microsoft Word Workshop in the Computer Lab Starting at 10:30 AM, Wells Fargo will be on campus to answer any students' questions or to help t
• Homicide victim's brother discusses throwing chair at suspect in courtroom
• Ohio Rep. Duffey delivers sponsor testimony on JobsOhio bill as critics weigh in
• Ducks’ lone power-play sinks Blue Jackets
• Oldest working fire station in Columbus to close its doors today
• Obama's 'Union': 'Move together or not at all'
• Ohio Sens, Reps sit together for Obama SOTU as Speaker Boehner looks on
• Ohio State overwhelms Purdue 87-64
• Rep. Bishop pushes bill for injured veterans to get full benefits
• Olan Faulk: Richland’s first black mayor dies
• After continued grumbling, Columbus Council approves retiree health plan
• TSYS posts $193.9 million profit in 2010, off nearly 10 percent
• Phenix City Council appeals ruling on removing school board members
• Ohio chooses Medical Mutual, United Health Care to administer state health plans
• Need help filling out your financial aid for the 2010-2011 school year?? Then come to our Financial Aid Workshop TODAY, January 4th from 3:00-5:00 PM in the auxiliary lab.
• Baker High School demolition on schedule with 35 percent gone so far
• Document: Michael Registe involved in drug deal with one victim 3 days before shootings
• Columbus Krispy Kreme anticipates reopening on Valentine's Day
• Columbus Council: City to detail requests to apply for about $2.5 million in state and federal grants
• Bishop Marion Edwards, former St. Luke UMC pastor, remembered as 'banner-carrier for God'
• Mediacom moving Columbus Government TV channel from analog to digital
• Columbus police arrest 6 in underage alcohol sales sting
• The Warrior Dash is almost sold out for it's Ohio event
• Ohio mum on death chamber drug as sole American manufacturer halts production
• Three years after being spun off by Synovus, TSYS going strong
• Chitwood: Recycling books can be so phoney
• Are you a member of Phi Theta Kappa, the International Honors Fraternity?? Then you've got a meeting today. The Phi Theta Kappa meeting today, Jan. 24th, is at 2:00 PM in Room 118.
• Police report woman jumps from vehicle after husband assaults, tries to kidnap her
• Rep. Richard Smith, R-Columbus, introduces bill to cut fees for filing appeals, becoming notary
• Muscogee's Bergeron, Troup's Hooker leave for state education posts
• Wreck involving dump truck near Columbus Civic Center sends two to hospital
• Ohio-based Wendy's tops McDonald's, Burger King in burger battle, poll says
• Ledger-Enquirer promotes editors as part of newsroom reorganization
• About 78,000 fans attend Tigers' BCS celebration in Auburn
• Three killed in Opelika crash
• Columbus mental health services prepared for major crises
• Union workers decline in Ohio and the nation, BLS data shows
• Notre Dame skates past Ohio State
• House subcommittee on military construction Bishop named ranking member
• Notre Dame rebounds for split with Ohio State
• The National Urban Education Conference addresses critical issues
• Ohio Cong. Jim Jordan unveils Spending Reduction Act as Obama readies SOTU
• Ohio Gov. Kasich gets a glimpse of his future scoreboard
• Columbus Crew open training for 2011 at Superkick
• Roadhouse 66 - a great place for food, drink and entertainment
• Some states may declare bankruptcy
• Happy hour at Digger and Finch
• 2011 Ohio headline highlights - Week 3
• Economist: Stars have aligned for Columbus economy
• Opportunistic Ohio State downs Notre Dame
• Flip Flops to host fundraiser tonight to honor slain Columbus DJ Heath Jackson
• Stocking Strangler case: Gary’s team to appeal denial of funds for new trial
• Columbus man says he was asleep during fatal robbery
• Black farmers settlement: Rep. Bishop says Pigford II legislation written to detect fraud
• Detective: Woman paid officer down payment to kill Phenix City husband
• Col. Robert B. Nett, World War II Medal of Honor recipient, will be remembered with a Veterans of Foreign Wars Post in his name
• Celebrities must champion education
• Ohio State hockey bounces No. 8 Notre Dame
• Columbus State Puts Finishing Touches on Business Plan Competition
• Blue Jackets resurgence helped by call-ups
• Registration is open for one of Columbus’ oldest races
• The Fight for Air Climb will be a great winter event for athletes
• Got PAPERS coming up?? Need help with Microsoft Word? Then come to the FREE Microsoft Word Workshop on Jan. 26 at 3:00 PM in the Computer Lab. Check Out the Flyer Below!
• What's Going on Next Week at GMC?? Monday, Jan. 24- Phi Theta Kappa Meeting at 2:00 PM in Room 118 Tuesday, Jan. 25- Financial Aid Workshop from 3-5PM in the Auxiliary Lab Wednesday, Jan. 26- Microsoft Word Workshop at 3:00 PM in the Computer Lab
• J. Barnett Woodruff: Businessman remembered for service
• Mayor Tomlinson expects to face challenges during budget process next week
• Russell County court services find temporary homes amid construction
• Two get federal prison in local drug ring 2009 raid seized
• Phenix City man faces attempted murder charge
• Little League bans composite bats in all divisions
• Johnston Mill Lofts shooting: Man arrested after testifying at hearing
• Fort Benning troops: Documentary shows raw emotion of ‘Baker Boys’
• Alabama Gov. Bentley’s remarks on Christians stir diverse reactions
• Stocking Strangler case: Judge to rule on paying Gary’s attorney fees by Friday
• 2011 St. Jude Dream Home Giveaway offers $100,000 cash option
• Jailed men face murder charges in Johnston Mill Lofts shooting
• Assistant district attorney takes pay cut after DUI arrest
• Columbus man indicted on involuntary manslaughter
• Study Abroad Students from Columbus State Seize Opportunities
• Tyrrel Jackson repelled off a 32 ft tower without using a wall at the Leadership Retreat.
• CSU officially opens Student Recreation Center: Learn how to register using ID card
• Columbus drivers rolling with 10 mph speed limit increase on I-185
• Charter Review Commission: Mayor advises panel to restrain from political ideology
• 3 Phenix City utility workers charged in copper theft ring
• Stocking Strangler case: Gary to appear at Columbus hearing this morning
• Man accused of touching himself in Columbus Chuck E. Cheese's pleads guilty
• Russell County man sentenced to life in prison for murder
• Muscogee County School Board adds two days to calendar, elects Williams chairwoman
• Registe files motions for change of venue, evidence suppression
• Man accused of having sex with minors pleads guilty to reduced charges
• Analyst says TSYS 'has turned the corner'
• CSU Alumni Association Seeks Award Nominations
• Columbus police charge 21-year-old with child molestation for incident at Chuck E. Cheese’s
• Interested in joining a club at Georgia Military College Columbus?? Come to the Newspaper Interest Meeting today, January 18th, at 1:45 PM in Room 118.
• Multimedia Exhibition Showcases Current and Recent Visiting Artists
• Georgia woman accused in murder-for-hire plot
• Columbus rocking chair maker to appear on ‘The Martha Stewart Show’
• U.S. Army helicopter pilot charged in Columbus prostitution bust
• Taylor asks workers to ‘recommit’ to sheriff's mission
• Columbus Rep. Smith to lead Georgia House insurance committee
• Russell County District Court Judge Bellamy wins MLK Unity Award
• Muscogee County School Board set to select chairperson
• Missing 13-year-old Columbus girl found unharmed
• Chattahoochee Valley schools brace for BRAC, budget cuts
• MidTown Civility Project explores methods to increase peace in Columbus
• Columbus State Small Co-Ed Cheerleading Team Wins National Championship
• Synovus buyout on the horizon, analyst says
• Auburn faithful flock to view BCS trophy
• Officer of the Month: Covas’ quick action earns him award
• Synovus Financial Corp.: Is culture of the heart broken?
• Struecker of ‘Black Hawk Down’ fame joins staff at local church
• Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday Closings
• Hundreds attend MLK Unity Parade in Columbus, Phenix City
• Monument honors circus employees killed in gruesome train crash
• 17-year-old pleads guilty to armed robbery
• Cold weather stymies Phenix City road work
• Abercrombie & Fitch, Rave stores leaving Peachtree Mall
• Columbus Civic Center director abruptly retires over ice rink dispute
• Columbus man to face federal charges in cocaine bust
• Administrative offices will be closed and classes will not meet at the Georgia Military College, Columbus campus on Monday January 17, 2011 in observation of Martin Luther King Day. We will resume regular hours on Tuesday, January 18, 2011.
• Columbus State Stages Charlotte’s Web Jan. 20-23
• Ellisor’s Book Adds Context to Second Creek War; Related Lecture Jan. 18
• Melton to retire from Synovus, CB&T; Blanchard assumes roles
• Col. Johnson takes control of 3rd Heavy Brigade Combat Team
• Man gets 17½ years for child porn
• Police suspect man in 35 burglaries
• Local food supplies weather ice storm well
• Former RC Cola exec named to Charter Review Commission
• Plea change likely in underage sex case
• Atlanta weather delays Gary's hearing in Columbus
• CSU opens $26 million Student Recreation Center
• Fort Benning: 3rd Brigade getting new leader today
• Muscogee County School District discussing ways to make up snow days
• Man allegedly beaten by sheriff’s deputies gets 15-year prison term
• 2 arrested on cocaine trafficking charge
• Man accused of running chop shop
• Columbus State Welcomes New Alumni Relations Director
• Jack Ken Cooke Foundation Scholarship Are you interested in additional funds for college? Please visit the website www.jkcf.org for more information on how to apply. Online applications are due on January 17, 2011. If you have additional questions, p
• Fans welcome Auburn Tigers home
• Fans celebrate Auburn's championship win
• How to roll Toomer's Corner
• Columbus Council: Auditor calls for city to check for unauthorized bank accounts
• Police say man committed ‘numerous’ burglaries in Phenix City, Columbus
• Columbus man pleads guilty to 4 robberies
• Chattahoochee Valley students heading back to class today
• CSU to Celebrate the Life and Works of Carson McCullers
• During the December Leadership Retreat, students along with Mrs. Norman repelled from a 32 foot tower. This is the video of Mrs. Norman repelling with commentary from the students.
• Drop/Add will be extended until Thursday, Jan 13th at Noon.
• BCS national championship: Perfect ending for Auburn as Tigers win their second national championship
• Icy conditions close area schools, impact businesses again
• Columbus police follow footsteps in the snow to nab armed robbery suspect
• 'Birther' attorney Orly Taitz has appeal of sanctions rejected by U.S. Supreme Court in Columbus case
• Georgia General Assembly takes care of basics on opening day, will return to work Wednesday
• Synovus employees will know by end of the week who is gone
• Update: Auburn leads 16-11 at halftime of BCS national championship game
• Phenix City authorites probe death of woman found dead at scene of fire
• Oregon up 11-7 into the 2nd quarter
• UPDATE 2: 1,150 jobs cut in second restructuring by Synovus
• Winter weather cancels classes at area schools
• BCS TITLE GAME: For Auburn and Oregon, time for talk is over: 'Let's go play'
• Local Auburn fans paint desert, Sin City orange and blue
• The War Eagle-Duck aflocalypse
• Budget issues, reapportionment likely to dominate 2011 Georgia General Assembly
• Muscogee County Sheriff's Office turns to propane to save money
• Columbus police investigate two separate robberies
• Note to readers about today's paper delivery
• For good luck, family takes special keepsake to championship game
• Georgia Military College, Columbus campus will be closed tomorrow due to inclement weather. Classes are cancelled and offices will be closed. We will resume normal hours on Tuesday, January 11,2011.
• Expected Bad Weather Prompts CSU To Close Monday, Jan. 10
• Tough decision for SEC fans: To root for or against Auburn
• Fort Benning to hold town hall meeting on Facebook
• Auburn fan ’til the end
• Columbus police: Hostage negotiators keep man from jumping
• Where to watch the Auburn-Oregon game
• Columbus area braces for ice, snow tonight
• Key issues facing Georgia lawmakers
• Georgia General Assembly: Residents offer ideas on what lawmakers should do this session
• Georgia man dies after falling from deer stand in Russell County
• Bill Chappell: Ex-CSU professor, dean dies at age 62
• BCS Championship: Auburn marching band prepares for trip to Arizona
• Federal judge tosses inmate’s suit against city of Columbus
• Columbus Chamber of Commerce: Sam Wellborn wins Woodruff Award
• Columbus Chamber of Commerce: Protesters calling for president’s resignation
• Phenix City may buy out flood-plagued homes on southside
• With StubHub ticket snafu resolved, let the Auburn-Oregon countdown begin
• Columbus State to Adopt ‘Cultural History’ Curriculum
• Remember that Today at 3:00 PM is the Last day to register for the 2011 Winter term, which begins Monday, January 10th. From Monday, Jan. 10th to Noon on Wednesday, Jan. 12th you can still drop and add classes.
• StubHub won’t snub my family -- I hope
• Auburn fans ready for memorable trip to Arizona
• One slot still open on Columbus charter panel
• Robber appeals over rejected plea bargain
• Columbus moves to smooth traffic with second roundabout
• Baker High demolition begins
• Phenix City denies liability in man’s alleged beating by officers
• Gary set to attend hearing in Columbus next week
• Gunshots shatter window at Kendrick High School
• Investment Strategist, Panel to Discuss 2011 Economic Outlook at CSU
• During the December Leadership Retreat, LaPortia Harris repels off a 32 foot tower.
• Job Fair Notice: January 12 at the Goodwill Success Center (next to campus) from 9:30 AM-4:00 PM. Bring your resume, be prepared, and dress professionally! The Goodwill Success Center is hosting a FREE Job Fair for Freedom Home Care. Freedom is currentl
• Judge sentences 2 SOA Watch protesters to 6 months in prison
• Phenix City businessman acquitted of trafficking cocaine
• Columbus Habitat for Humanity seeks new director
• Columbus Council gives OK to housing venture on Veterans Parkway
• Columbus Councilor pushes to hire manager for new ice rink
• Man pleads guilty to molestation, sentenced to time served, 5 years probation
• Fort Benning officials eye land in Harris, Talbot counties for possible expansion
• BCS championship game: Which team should the Aflac duck root for?
• During the December Leadership Retreat, students had the opportunity to repel from a 32 foot tower. This video shows student Tyrrel Jackson repelling.
• How to start a running program to lose weight
• Auburn preps for 20,000 visitors to watch BCS championship game
• $82,000 in cash stolen from Columbus home in alleged scam
• 3 men accused in liquor store robbery held without bond
• City asks judge to reject Hickey verdict
• Columbus Council talks insurer down on 58% proposed premium hike for city's retirees
• TSYS completes biggest purchase
• CSU Hires College of Education and Health Professions Dean
• Scholarship Opportunity worth up to $30,000 is available to GMC students!! Qualifications: 1)have a cumulative college gpa of 3.50 or better, 2) plan to transfer to a four-year college or university to begin studies in the coming fall, and 3) have signi
• Internationally Accomplished Guitarist Joins Columbus State as Visiting Scholar
• Need help filling out your financial aid for the 2010-2011 school year?? Then come to our Financial Aid Workshop TODAY, January 4th from 3:00-5:00 PM in the auxiliary lab.
• Reaction to Columbus Mayor Teresa Tomlinson's inauguration
• TERESA TOMLINSON INAUGURATION: New Columbus mayor promises a proactive approach to city government
• Governor-elect Deal selects local attorney Deron Hicks as Georgia's new solicitor general
• Two more arrested, another sought in New Year's Eve robbery of liquor store
• Man charged with operating club and serving alcohol without a license
• Two SOA Watch protesters set to appear in federal court Wednesday
• Police: Top Auto Tech owner shoots burglary suspect, will not face charges
• Synovus' Chief People Officer and Chief Information Officer James retires
• Don't forget that you can start registering for the Winter 2011 term today! Registration will end Friday, January 7th at 3:00PM. The Winter 2011 term begins January 10, 2011.
• Columbus police arrest 2 in online prostitution sting
• Arrest made in New Year's Eve armed robbery of liquor store
• Police seek 40-year-old suspect after 80-year-old man struck with cinder block
• Benning's boost from BRAC expected to impact surrounding housing, retail sectors
• Opportunities abound in new mayor Teresa Tomlinson's eyes
• Happy Earth revolution: Time's on our side
• Columbus Council goes into 2011 with new look as Huff, Thomas bring new perspectives
• Couple's seventh child is first local baby of 2011
• Russell County Sheriff Tommy Boswell, who retires this month, reflects on 37-year career in law enforcement
• People boom from BRAC at Fort Benning about to be seen
• COMMENTARY|Looking forward to 2011
• Phenix City’s 2009 audit still not done
• Base Realignment and Closure: Police prepare for increased business with resident influx
• 2 Columbus teens charged with robbing, beating man
• Top-viewed online items of ’10: Diverse news, photo galleries attract Internet readers
• Videographer Joe Paull's best videos of 2010
• Man charged in Wednesday shooting
• Recycle your Christmas tree
• Wheeler Glance, father of local Olympic gold medalist, dies at 79
• $3 a gallon: New Year brings rising gasoline prices
• Police: Man angry over used car deal causes crash
• NEW YEAR'S EVE CLOSINGS
• Former Fort Benning soldier indicted on child molestation charge
• Police charge woman with aggressive driving after domestic dispute
• TOP 10 SPORTS STORIES OF ’10: Heisman winners, big-league pitchers top local sports stories
• Base Realignment and Closure: Road projects under way as post grows
• Teresa Tomlinson will be sworn in as Columbus' 69th mayor on live TV
• Judge dismisses discrimination suit against Russell County Commission
• NEW YEAR'S EVE CLOSINGS
• Columbus courts: Man accused of impersonating police officer waives hearing, gets $7,500 bond
• Sheriff’s deputies seize more than $250,000 in drugs
• Three people indicted on armed robbery charges
• Make a New Year’s Eve cocktail
• SWEARING-IN: New school board members Harris, Cantrell among those sworn in Tuesday
• Columbus man convicted of murder in 2008 shooting
• Columbus trash pickup: Extra crews on streets to pick up Christmas waste
• Top 10 Public Safety Stories of ’10: Razors in park, new twists on old cases
• STEWART COUNTY FATALITIES: One-vehicle crash kills two siblings
• POLICE & FIRE: Fire in roof damages Emory Street home in Columbus
• Northside band performs at Champs Sports Bowl game
• Three arrested after rowdy fun at Steak 'n Shake gets out of hand; one charged with impersonating an officer
• Strong demand makes up for lackluster pecan production in Georgia
• Top 10 local government stories of 2010: Tomlinson election, Parks & Rec saga top list
• Students awarded driving school scholarships from Barber's
• Burglary suspect uses sledgehammer to break into Mystic Food Mart
• Fast-food restaurants broken into, but nothing taken
• Top 10 local business stories of the year
• Fat kid forgives photo insult
• Old homicide cases return to courts to dominate 2010
• For some, Christmas just another day at the office
• South Columbus Elementary school robbed second time in two days
• Holiday meal stolen from Salvation Army
• Columbus teen gets custom-made putter
• How life in the country proved that my brother had the right stuff
• Fire destroys home, no one injured
• Verizon donates phone cards and cash to Columbus women’s shelter
• Judge: Government will not pay Gary’s attorneys for seeking new trial
• Aflac's Amos No. 2 on list of CEO ‘Wealth Creators’
• Christmas tree branches hold memories and more
• Reed throws Christmas party for youth
• School burglaries rise during holidays
• Police say man died of natural causes
• Columbus Episcopal priest becomes 'homeless,' travels 7,500 miles on Greyhound
• Holiday closings: Friday, Dec. 24
• Local recruiters say military offers help on entrance exams
• Fire destroys south Columbus home while family on vacation
• Russell County commissioners delay hearing on landfill proposal
• Man reveals details about being attacked with bat at Columbus ATM
• Columbus metro area unemployment rate jumps to 9.6%
• How to make perfect last-minute gifts from homemade items
• Military family gets house decorated for Christmas
• Iljin Alabama Corp: Auto parts maker bringing 108 jobs to Phenix City
• Grand jury tosses murder charges against man accused in city's first homicide this year
• Judge gives prosecutor in Lockhart case 30 days to request death penalty
• Misdemeanor charges against Harrington dropped
• Phenix City tops Columbus in United Way City Challenge
• Alabama man charged with threatening IRS workers
• Woman makes unexpected recovery
• Columbus suspect in Lamont Daniel slaying gets $500,000 bond
• Woman kidnapped 20 years ago meets Russell County Sheriff Tommy Boswell who helped bring her home
• Griffin man pleads guilty to Internet sex charges
• Auburn High athlete drops lawsuit over braided hair
• U.S. drivers guzzling less gas
• Police: Suspect shoots package store employee in Columbus robbery
• Cottonmouths, Miss Columbus bring gifts, smiles to children
• Police: Columbus woman slumped over wheel before fatal crash
• Man displays no weapon during robbery of Macon Road Wells Fargo branch
• Columbus police arrest two women in online prostitution bust
• New Life Center for Change Teen University in Phenix City opens new building
• Greenville High football coach Jeremy Williams and family honored at St. Luke United Methodist Church
• HOLIDAY HELP: Single mother seeks clothes for her two children
• A shadowed moon for the solstice
• Firehouse Subs at Cross Country Plaza robbed
• Wetherington -- from farm boy to Columbus mayor in 70 years
• Wetherington discusses 4 years as mayor as term nears end
• Baker graduates gather for candlelight vigil before demolition
• Synovus braces for cuts to work force, expenses
• One of 6 takes blame for suspected meth lab
• Holiday Help: Grandmother on fixed income needs shoes, clothes for four grandchildren
• Columbus woman denies robbing man
• Icelandic exchange student sings for senior citizens
• Design for new Carver High unveiled
• Columbus murder-suicide: Co-workers, family cope with dispatcher’s death
• Gary’s attorneys, Slater call off Monday hearing to consider more DNA testing
• Columbus police nab 6 in suspected meth lab
• Columbus police probe shooting
• Columbus Council finally OKs cell phone tower
• St. Luke to honor Jeremy Williams, family on Sunday
• Russell County Red Cross low on funds
• Mother-daughter ibuprofen case moves to Superior Court
• Fraternal Order of Police: Cops, Kids and Christmas
• Tomlinson reduces staff by one, budget shrinks by $50,000
• Trial set for man accused of having sex with minors
• Phenix City boy gets early Christmas gift
• Lennox to buy Kysor/Warren in $138 million deal
• Coroner: Murder-suicide victims died of gunshot wounds to head
• Former Columbus postal worker accused of stealing 'bright, colored envelopes'
• Police: 71-year-old woman assaulted during burglary
• Mission Columbus Central hosts annual Christmas giveaway, teaches Gospel
• Columbus man gets 6 months in prison in officer assault case
• Hollywood Connection: Renovated, expanded Ritz 13 to reopen Friday
• Home boasts of decorations inside and outside
• Columbus police investigate apparant murder-suicide
• Ex-PCI worker gets 3 years in prison for stealing trade secrets from company
• Board upholds Parks & Rec assistant director’s firing
• Official: Harrington case handed over to Feds
• Warren Steele, champion for minority city workers, dies at 87
• Mom, Baker Middle daughter face drug charges for Ibuprofen
• Columbus Council adopts plan to end homelessness in 10 years
• How to act like you love that awful gift
• Gary set to attend Columbus hearing on what happens next in case
• Murder charges against two Columbus men dropped
• Columbus Council bids adieu to mayor, councilors
• Muscogee County Prison warden says prison unaffected by reports of protests
• Fort Benning soldier killed in motorcycle crash ID’d
• Grand jury indicts 4 men on charges
• TSYS raises more than $1 million for United Way of the Chattahoochee Valley
• Gary's attorney to seek new trial after mixed results on DNA tests
• Prosecutors ask to delay Columbus murder case
• Muscogee County School Board says goodbye to Schley, Storey
• National Infantry Museum & Soldier Center to start closing on Mondays in 2011
• Feds looking into alleged beating of man by two deputies
• CSU Police Targeting Pedestrian Safety with Teddy Bears and Ticket Books
• Gentian Boulevard renter loses dogs, $1,000 woth of tools in separate incidents
• Columbus Police Department internal investigation finds no excessive force, racial profiling used by two officers in detaining man
• Two former Russell County deputies, former Phenix City police officer named in federal lawsuit over alleged beating of suspect
• Holiday shoppers can make easy targets for thieves: How to protect yourself
• Watch for ubiquitous meteors
• Heisman winner Cam Newton stays busy in Big Apple after picking up award
• Several wait in line to get help with utility bills
• Auburn QB Cam Newton wins Heisman Trophy
• Firm representing man allegedly beaten by Russell Co. sheriff's deputies files $8M lawsuit
• Columbus mayoral runoff: Tomlinson finds success in wooing black voters
• Hundreds attend Bi-City Christmas parade
• Police: Rent-a-car left swiped from apartment complex
• Schools hope money-saving actions will soften blow of more cuts
• Heisman finalists say Newton has it in the bag. But by how much?
• Two Northside High students charged in cyber attack on district network
• Auburn fan using inheritance to attend BCS national title game
• Iraq war vet overcomes injuries to get Columbus State University degree
• Big plans made for MLK Unity Month
• Eddy Middle students evacuated after gas leak
• Choices for Columbus Charter Review Commission come from varied professions
• St. Francis' time capsule reveals gems from 1958
• On two-year anniversary of homicide, family copes with unsolved case
• Cyber attack case: Police to charge Muscogee County students with felonies today
• Shoney’s officials offering no details on abrupt closings of Columbus, Phenix City eateries
• Columbus man found not guilty of murder ‘pretty ecstatic’
• Muscogee County Prison escapee caught in Columbus
• Christmas tour features 11 homes in Pine Mountain
• 21 residents selected to serve on Charter Review Commission
• Local, Atlanta firms chosen for city project
• Iraq War Veteran Excelled Academically While Providing Leadership
• Old Phenix Regional Hospital draws attention of paranormal investigators
• Who has the hottest holiday gift in town?? GMC just got the Xbox360 with a Kinect for our students to use!! To check out the Xbox see Mrs. Norman in the library. We have the following games for the Xbox: 1. Call of Duty: Black Ops 2. Dance C
• Reminder: Textbooks must be returned to the bookstore by 5 p.m. on Friday, December 10, 2010.
• Whitewater group seeks permits in Alabama for $23M project
• Jurors watch video interview of Columbus murder suspect
• Feds: Woman used dead Phenix City sister’s identity in scheme against BP
• Columbus Council postpones ruling on cell phone tower again
• Clubview students learn about Uruguay through Skype
• Russell County jury finds man guilty of Hurtsboro murder
• Holsey Chapel CME Church names annex after former pastor
• Servant Leadership Students Still Pursuing Community Playground Grant
• Learn how to wrap, and personalize, holiday gifts
• 15-year old girl charged with prostitution in Phenix City
• Testimony begins in Columbus murder trial
• Man facing rape, child molestation charges held without bond
• Seth Harp’s friends say goodbye with fundraiser
• Teens charged with raping 12-year-old girl denied bond
• Gov.-elect Deal warns of cuts to K-12 spending, HOPE
• Columbus braces for slight chance of snow flurries today
• Check out our commercial with it's new banner! :D Georgia Military College- Best Two-year College in Georgia and 12th Best in the Nation!!
• The Columbus campus of Georgia Military College will be closed for Winter Break from Dec. 13 until Jan. 2, 2011. We will open once per week from 9AM-Noon. Winter Break Hours: Wed., Dec. 15 - 9 AM - Noon Wed., Dec. 22 - 9 AM - Noon Wed., Dec. 29 -
• Auburn faces Oregon in BCS National Championship
• Reminder: Textbooks must be returned to the bookstore by 5 p.m. on Friday, December 10, 2010. It is recommended you return textbooks as soon as you complete the final exam for a course. You do not need to wait until Friday.
• Woman kidnapped from Boxwood Boulevard home
• Man accused of shooting wife arrested
• $22M development in works for Columbus
• Female mayor, 3 female councilors could change city’s dynamic, some say
• Tomlinson shares her vision for Columbus
• Auburn fans go on ‘magic carpet ride’ through ’10
• Police: Man shoots wife after argument
• City studying ways to prevent flooding
• Water restored to Lumpkin Park after more than 24 hours
• Former Shaw student selected as Javits scholar
• Woman files sexual harassment suit against retired Maj. Gen. White
• Columbus Council: Plan to fight homelessness might have $100,000 price tag
• Rev. Jamie Sanks makes home in Action Building to assist less fortunate
• Former Fort Benning commanders given new assignments
• Police: Man taped and forced to lie on floor during robbery
• About 700 Fort Benning soldiers will receive free Christmas trees
• 13-year-old attacked, injured by two dogs
• Muscogee County principals say handling incidents of sexual misconduct not easy task
• Russell County sheriff's deputies accused of beating man resign
• Local family plays Santa to people in need at St. Luke event
• Suspect reindicted on sex abuse charges after judge drops case
• Murder suspect asks judge to dismiss case
• Alabama car chase ends with police arresting robbery suspect in swampy pond
• Medical Center’s tree lighting ceremony special for several parents
• United Way closes in on 90 percent of goal
• 2 juveniles charged as adults with rape
• Double Churches seventh-grade boy accused of touching girl inappropriately
• First full day of Hanukkah today
• Columbus police officer in discrimination case says he feared for his safety
• 4 women sentenced for tossing AC out window, trashing apartment, burglary
• Developers seeking rezoning approval for Midland Downs project off Macon Road
• Analysis reveals Tomlinson won more majority-black precincts in runoff
• Some Columbus Councilors taking leadership change in stride
• Former chairman of Joint Chiefs of Staff visits Fort Benning
• Tomlinson defeats Baker to become first female mayor of Columbus
• Huff takes Columbus Council District 3 seat from incumbent Hunter
• Learn how to use Ledger-Enquirer's Holiday Help program
• Phenix City police officer files gender discrimination suit against city, 2 officials
• How many fires are needed at FDR park?
• Deadline to pay property taxes in Muscogee County is today
• Officials: Russell County man attacked by police officers has yet to file charges
• Thomas narrowly tops Chambers to take Columbus Council at-large post
• Armed man robs BB&T bank on 13th Street
• Mercer University names Tom Black a life trustee
• Two indicted in separate murder cases
• Baker keeps faith alive until end
• Fred Thomas, the current Day Representative, takes his oath of office.
• Financial Aid Worshop Today, Nov. 30, from 3-5PM in the Computer Lab. Financial Aid Workshops are free to the public to attend.
• STUDENTS: It's the End of the Term, which means it's time for the END OF TERM EVENT! This term the End of Term Event will be a Wii Tournament with pizza and drinks. The Event is Dec. 2nd from 11:30-2:30 PM in Room 122 (next to the library)
• Opelika police seek suspect in Friday slaying at King's Mobile Home Estates
• Trial begins in Columbus police officer's discrimination lawsuit against city
• Columbus Scholars Project taps 10 fifth-graders for mentoring, college financial assistance
• Naked, screaming woman leads police to assault suspect in her home
• Columbus mayor, council posts to be decided today among other races in runoffs
• Two-year pay freeze for federal civilian workers to impact about 6,100 in Columbus metro area
• Judge rules Phenix City Council cannot oust Phenix City School Board members before terms expire
• Local attorney who was disbarred in Alabama, suspended in Georgia kept practicing; now sits in jail
• Demolition of Carver High nears completion; next to go will be Baker High
• Professor Barber's Classes are cancelled today. He has sent emails out to students enrolled in his classes to give them some direction on work they can accomplish today on their research projects and class assignments.
• Columbus crime: Two shot while at Club H20
• More than 10,000 early ballots may be in before polls open
• Let your mouse do the work this holiday season
• Three officers on leave after assault on handcuffed suspect
• Busy early voting shows intensity of runoffs
• Prisoner who lost both legs on trash detail sues city, Corrections
• Opelika police seek homicide suspect
• Police charge one in home invasion
• Holiday Help letters available Monday
• Black Friday: Line jumpers look for shopping shortcuts
• Woman accused of dousing military gear with bleach faces felony charge
• Police: Second suspect in Vally homicide gives 'full confession'
• Black Friday shopping frenzy pays off for Columbus stores
• Police probe two similar burglaries
• Toddler struck by vehicle
• Thanksgiving holiday brings those who need, those who give together in Chattahoochee Valley
• Two suspects in Valley woman's murder arrested in Russell County
• Fire destroys three apartments at The Links; six families displaced
• Iron Bowl: Auburn, Alabama fans have Newton on their minds
• Woman's car shot at five times during dispute
• Holiday shopping: Retailers prepping for ‘Small Business Saturday’
• Russell County Commission sets Jan. 10 public hearing on proposed landfill
• Richard Hyatt: Not your typical family
• Suspects sought in Valley, Ala., homicide
• Columbus retailers, financial firms banking on Black Friday
• Rose Hill UMC puts on annual Thanksgiving spread for community
• Russell County couple files police brutality claim against sheriff’s office, County Commission
• Columbus man, woman arrested on drug charges
• Man pleads guilty to 2 escapes, assault
• Gobble, Gobble! Phenix City school celebrates Thanksgiving with feast
• Advance voting for Nov. 30 runoffs ends today in Columbus
• Judge Land sanctions attorney $500 for filing frivolous suit against city
• Journalists group asks Columbus police to investigate two SOA Watch arrests
• 10 plead guilty in federal court to health care fraud against Aflac
• Carve your turkey like a chef
• Police investigating Valley woman’s death as homicide
• Two SOA Watch protesters sentenced to 6 months in prison
• River Restoration committee gets a look at model of whitewater course
• Dean Finalists to Visit Columbus State, Meet with Stakeholders
• Father says Kendrick High School student was beat up on walk home
• 21 found guilty of violating city ordinances at SOA Watch protest
• Battle between Phenix City Council and school board heads to court
• Mayor candidates talk about tax freeze, city manager at forum
• Alabama Rep. Lesley Vance declares himself Republican
• Body of man found by Chattahoochee Riverwalk
• Man shot during alleged robbery in Columbus waives preliminary hearing
• Prison officials: Muscogee County inmate walks off work detail
• Landfill opponents speak out against Phenix City project
• Columbus Council to vote on Historic District parking ordinance
• GMC Columbus Students: Is there something you wish we had on Campus (Xbox, more comfy chairs, or anything else for the lounge area)?
• Get your kids off the couch this Thanksgiving break with these activities
• Advance voting for runoff starts today
• All but 1 SOA Watch protester found guilty
• Work on 14th Street in Phenix City will take another 1 to 2 weeks, officials say
• Teen crashes car into house
• Man denies telling people he was officer while at club
• Six years after Walker case, Public Safety Advisory Commission rarely meets
• Several eateries open for holiday
• Columbus police arrest 22 at SOA Watch protest
• Circle K customer won’t face charges for shooting robbery suspect
• Columbus mayoral runoff: Tomlinson, Baker using Facebook to friend voters
• Second Gingerbread Jubilee continues through Monday
• FDA: Drinks like Four Loko public health concern
• Be dazzled at Fantasy in Lights at Callaway
• City orders DiChiara to provide finance, school records
• Man charged in skateboarder's 2009 fatal hit-and-run
• Catholic lay organization in area to support military during SOA Watch protest
• Ex-Parks & Rec assistant director says firing retaliation for ‘perceived whistle blowing’
• Topics at bond hearing for suspect in Burns slaying range from religion to rap music
• White steps down as president, chairman at National Infantry Foundation
• How to give back in Columbus area for Thanksgiving
• Judge sets $50K bond for woman who claims self-defense in slaying
• Sen. Tom Whatley takes oath at Phenix City McDonald's
• Service for former St. Anne priest Tuesday
• Residents cheer Marshall Middle for making AYP
• Suspect in slaying pleads not guilty
• Molly Williams the current Publicity Chairperson takes her oath of office.
• Today is the last day to register for Winter 2011 term without incurring a $40 late fee. Be sure to register today by 3:00 PM!
• Jurors in Lockhart trial recommend life without parole
• SOA Watch protesters to risk arrest Saturday instead of Sunday
• Rev. Bourgeois to attend SOA Watch this year
• Columbus launches search for Parks and Rec director
• Kia to hire 1,000 at West Point plant by end of next year
• United Way reaches 82 percent of $6.5M goal
• CSU's Schwob School of Music director will step down
• Suspect in school superintendent’s homicide seeks lower bond again
• Fourth suspect arrested in Kelley Leggett's Nov. 9 homicide
• Cam Newton update: Mississippi State booster says Newton's dad was on telephone calls during discussion of payment plan
• Jurors in Lockhart capital murder trial to resume deliberations today
• Columbus Realtor’s killer sentenced to life in prison
• Woman faces charges after confronting daughter’s ‘bullies’ at Midland Middle School
• Widening of Whittlesey Road close to beginning
• Firm says only inert debris planned on proposed landfill site
• Remember that Registration for the Winter 2011 term is now underway and will end Friday, November 19th at 3:00 PM! Failure to register during this period will result in two consequences: 1. An assessment of a $40.00 late fee on those who register in Jan
• Current SGA President, Stephanie Cullison, takes her oath to office.
• Pioneering Science Educator to Speak at CSU
• The deadline to request a transcript to be sent out prior to the holidays isDecember 6, 2010 at 5:00 P.M. After that date the transcript will go out in January 2011 !!! If you have questions regarding this please see Ms. Oliver in room 104 or email he
• Pastoral Institute gets makeover
• City’s first major roundabout opens at Warm Springs and Blackmon roads
• Rodney Mahone named Ledger-Enquirer president and publisher
• Jurors expected to finish deliberations today trial of man accused in Herta Bailey's slaying
• Witnesses testify Courtney Lockhart admitted kidnapping, shooting Lauren Burk
• Phenix City dog mauling case will likely go to grand jury
• Morningside Baptist in Columbus hosts photo exhibit that tells Bible’s story
• Early voting starts in Columbus for Nov. 30 runoff
• Firm holds open house on proposed landfill in south Phenix City
• Phenix City Council OKs bonus for employees, retirees
• Award-Winning Book Illustrator Barry Moser to Speak at Columbus Library
• Columbus State Hosts High School Model U.N.
• Georgia Military College students and faculty donated 20 packages of underwear for men, women, children; 2 bras for young girls; 2 packages of undershirts; 10 blankets; 2 pillows to the Homeless Resource Network for their annual drive. Thank you to Prof
• Phenix City boy, 5, mauled to death by pack of dogs
• Local law enforcement gears up for annual SOA Watch protest
• Columbus resident wants to start chapter of The Arc here
• Local preacher going into the air on Thanksgiving night to benefit needy
• Muscogee County School Board OK's $1.5 million purchase of 91 acres for future school use
• Phenix City police recount high-speed chase that let to arrest of Courtney Lockhart, accused killer of Auburn student Lauren Burk
• Trial of man accused of murdering Columbus Realtor Herta Bailey begins
• Woman describes night she says she was attacked with a hammer
• Woman accused of hitting another woman with her vehicle in Dollar General parking lot denied bond
• Police: Drug operation's 'mule' was carrying $28,000 worth of meth
• Panorama to Showcase Schwob School Talent in Music History Revue
• Allen Woodall Sr. enters Georgia Radio Hall of Fame
• Winter 2011 registration is underway Monday, November 15 through Friday, November 19! Failure to register during this period will result in two consequences: 1. An assessment of a $40.00 late fee on those who register in January, and 2. New students wil
• Police: Suspect hits woman with car
• Customer shoots robbery suspect in chest, 1 escapes
• Early runoff voting starts Tuesday
• Lockhart murder trial resumes today
• Local woman beats Eminem, Deputy Dog, Charlie Brown in write-in campaign
• Columbus Mayoral Runoff: Tomlinson banks 7 times more funds than Baker
• ’Tis the season for holiday scammers
• Auburn Tigers, Newton push distractions aside, clinch SEC West title
• Dee Armstrong to host show
• Aflac raises nearly $3M for childhood cancer from sales of holiday duck
• People come out to say thank you to veterans
• Vance secures funds for street lights on Phenix City highway
• Police: Man beaten with iron pipe
• Report: Newton’s dad admits to talking about money with ex-MSU player
• Lockhart capital murder trial: Jurors hear details about Burk’s final moments alive
• Three men plead not guilty to murder charges in Columbus
• Workers will be on hand to try to uncover possible slave cemetery in Columbus
• New service helps fathers establish legal relationship with children
• Marathon today will raise funds for military charities
• Bibb City residents protest drug crimes
• Columbus State Theatre to Stage `The Crucible'
• Group delivers 3,000 dictionaries to Muscogee, Benning students today
• Veterans Day Parade gets boost
• Opening arguments in Lockhart trial to start today
• Muscogee County to start offering online vehicle registration in January
• Ex-MSU player says Newton’s dad requested $100,000-$180,000
• Soldier one of 150 being treated to free weekend in Las Vegas
• Krispy Kreme will be back in business early next year
• Appeals court upholds drug lieutenant’s sentence
• Children’s advocacy group set to honor Mitchell, Upshaw in Atlanta
• Smiths Station man shoots wife, then kills self
• Jurors in Lockhart trial to be selected by today
• Grease fire at Columbus Krispy Kreme causes $90,000 in damage
• TCSG Implements Program to Help Manage Degree Requirements
• CTC Student of the Year Receives iPad
• CTC Students Bring Home Gold, Silver Medals in Nat'l Competition
• Columbus Area Unemployment Rate Sees Slight Drop in May
• Class at CTC Teaches Kids about Etiquette, Fashion
• Men’s Basketball Launches Season with Historic Upset Over Auburn
• NASA Exploration Experience rolls into Columbus through Saturday
• Marshal’s chaplain says he did not wave badge or curse
• Parks and Rec manager Cammy Currie faces termination again
• Three arrests made in Tuesday’s homicide
• Columbus man indicted on 3 counts of child molestation
• Columbus man sentenced to 8 years in prison for operating ‘chop shop’
• Columbus mayoral race: Baker files late campaign disclosure reports
• Columbus Historic District: Parking only allowed in driveways under new ordinance
• Synovus and CB&T employees help local veterans with home improvements
• Columbus Council: Water Works proposes 3.8 percent rate increase
• Wetherington rejects black ministers’ request to probe fire department
• Queries in Lockhart trial focus on insanity defense
• Judge denies Curry defense’s due process, speedy trial claims
• Marshal says chaplain broke no laws by flashing badge at motorist
• Man killed at Buena Vista Road apartment
• New report says Newtons discussed 'pay-for-play' with Mississippi State
• Columbus Council to consider requests today for work on 14th Street Pedestrian Bridge
• Jury selection under way in trial of Courtney Lockhart in 2008 slaying of Auburn student Lauren Burk
• Opelika woman dies in one-vehicle wreck in Lee County
• Muscogee County School District considers LEED certification for all new buildings
• Teen pleads guilty to manslaughter in 2008 shooting of aunt's boyfriend, gets 6 years in prison
• Woman gets 10-year sentence after pleading guilty to manslaughter in 2008 stabbing
• Spencer student who was shot Sunday night had apartment burlarized around time of shooting
• Zeph Baker says he has support of former opponents Anthony and Olson in Columbus mayoral runoff
• Phenix City man accused of possessing hand grenades and other explosives taken from Fort Benning
• Police report states chaplain for Muscogee County Marshal's office flashed badge, cursed at another motorist
• Columbus State Part of New Effort to Mitigate Global Pandemic Threat
• NASA Exhibit and Veterans Appreciation Weekend at Space Science Center
• New Accreditation Signals Advancing Nursing Education, Resources for Region
• 4 arrested in teen's death at Georgia house party
• Holiday hiring is in full swing
• Man accused of fighting club security, police
• Police: Man injured in Victory Drive shooting
• Woman uninjured in purse snatching
• Lockhart’s murder trial today
• ‘First Light’ Reflects Expanded Continuing Education Program
• Columbus State Announces Games, Education, Modeling, and Simulation Institute
• Club Football Team Falls to Army Squad
• Washington Trip Elevates Students’ Self-Standards
• CSU Happenings for Nov. 6-14
• Art Open House and Sale to Feature Works by Students, Alumni
• Votes Sought, Donations Welcome as Servant Leadership Students Eye Community Playground Construction
• Outside groups spent $870,000 to attack Rep. Bishop
• Spectators can’t get enough of bands in Fountain City Classic parade
• Tomlinson's votes cross more racial lines
• Vice chairman of Steeplechase says it was a 'great day'
• Anonymous donor gives $1 million to Springer Opera House
• Auburn University dean dies after being struck by vehicle
• Baker accuses Tomlinson of ‘political bullying’
• Annual football rivalry attracts fans from all over
• Georgia appeals panel rejects death row inmate Troy Davis’ challenge
• Columbus man robbed at Foxy Lady Lounge
• Goodwill opens drive-thru center near Columbus Park Crossing
• Printing of daily newspaper will be shifted to Montgomery Advertiser by Jan. 24
• Council may clear site to attract industry
• Marcel Carles Retired Army Ranger, chef, remembered for fine cuisine
• U.S. Postal Service considers leasing building downtown
• United Way at 61.8% of goal
• Officials bust Mexican drug cartel in Atlanta
• Students enter Pepsi contest to raise funds for playground for disabled children
• Ex-Army Emergency Relief worker accused of embezzling money intended for soldiers
• Fort Benning: Maj. Gen. Robert Brown takes command of U.S. Army Maneuver Center of Excellence
• NCAA investigating Newton’s recruiting
• Teen indicted for murder in fatal stabbing
• Unpredictable election night test of faith for Sanford Bishop
• Two Columbus Council races headed to runoffs
• Muscogee County school board candidates satisfied with campaigns
• Change of command today at Fort Benning
• Local resident named to Deal’s transition team
• Harris County voters say loud yes to mixed drinks
• Tomlinson says campaign reached across divisions
• Columbus propels Bishop to victory
• Police: 8 caught with more than $20K worth of pot
• Murder suspect in Halloween shooting denied bond
• Attorney Stacey Jackson asks to be removed from Parks & Rec case
• Friends, family remember landscaper
• East Highland pastor dies at age 62
• Four-year-old dies from bacterial infection
• Columbus residents flock to polls for midterm elections
• Columbus council Thomas, Chambers in runoff for at-large seat
• Ted Little loses District 27 seat after 32 years in office
• Russell County Sumbry holds onto coroner’s position
• Senate District 29 Josh McKoon ‘humbled’ by support, defeats Anderson
• Senate 29: Josh McKoon leads 64-36 percent with 17 percent of precincts reporting
• Deal holds early lead in Ga. governor race
• Finally! Fall-like weather arrives this week in the Chattahoochee Valley
• South Carolina murder suspect arrested on Halloween in Lee County
• Tow truck overturns while trying to right jack-knifed 18-wheeler on U.S. 431
• Teen accused of shooting at man during attempted armed robbery
• Carmike reports $530,000 profit in third quarter
• Police investigate Halloween night shooting death of DaQuaun Cortez Character, 19
• Candidates stop in Columbus during their last-minute canvassing of Georgia before the election
• Early voting expected to account for third or more of Muscogee County total
• Police: Murder suspect shot man to stop argument
• Nude dancing: Restriction tied to sale of alcohol
• Men favor Deal, women favor Barnes
• Voters to use consolidated precincts for first time
• PRECINCT CHANGES
• MUSCOGEE COUNTY PRECINCTS
• Alabama: Senate, House hopefuls campaign to the last minute
• Memory Walk raises $72,651 for Alzheimer's Association
• Poll: Deal leads Barnes by 7 points
• MORE POLL RESULTS
• Sumbry, Morgan vying for Russell County coroner seat
• WHO’S VOTING FOR WHOM?
• Phenix City man arrested for murder
• Health fair kicks off events for Fountain City Classic
• Pine Meadows Estates: Mobile home park gets tax break for adding homes, jobs
• Map of sex offenders’ homes available to parents for Halloween
• Stimulus funds will help Valley Healthcare Systems expand
• Columbus woman accused of stabbing father-in-law
• 3 candidates vie for state school superintendent
• Three Ladonia Elementary School students injured in school bus crash
• About 6,000 party at first Doughboy Bowl
• Georgia 2nd Congressional District: Bishop, Keown take swings at each other in final debate
• Red Ribbon Week: Students discuss effects of meth use
• Woman claims self-defense in fatal stabbing
• Kevin Harvick heating up with Realtree sponsorship
• Woman claims self-defense in fatal stabbing
• Columbus groups plan Howl-o-ween parties for animal lovers
• Fort Benning soldiers take on CSU in football tonight at Doughboy Bowl
• Columbus Council: Henderson named to transportation fund committee
• Marshall Middle School students claim man exposed himself to them
• Sting nabs 6 Columbus sex offenders for failing to register
• Synovus poised for more cuts
• Columbus AA devotee dies at age 70
• Red Ribbon Week: Effects of meth make it monster drug
• Benning sergeant named U.S. Army Soldier of the Year
• Suspect in 2008 slaying of Realtor Herta Bailey rejects plea deal, faces trial Nov. 15
• Man accused of bashing children's puppy to death, slamming it against pavement by hind legs
• Stewart, Suber battle incumbent Barnes in Columbus Council District 1 race
• Muscogee County School Board approves purchase of new student information system
• McClure's $3 million gift boosts Springer Opera House's $11.5 million capital campaign
• Tampa's police chief tells Columbus leaders how her city dramatically cut crime
• Man robbed in Peachtree Mall parking lot
• Downtown portion of 2nd Avenue to be closed today
• St. Matthew names Flippin as first African-American pastor
• For incumbent Isakson, it’s all business
• Thurmond: No. 1 priority is job creation
• TSYS, Synovus, Aflac, Carmike poised to release 3Q results
• Georgia voters must decide Nov. 2 to pay $10 a year for upgraded trauma care statewide
• Columbus residents help clean up the Hooch
• BREAKING DOWN TRAUMA CARE AND RISKS
• QUARTERLY EARNINGS
• TRAUMA CARE AMENDMENT
• Phenix City teen faces 2 attempted murder charges
• STOCK WATCH
• AMENDMENTS ON GEORGIA BALLOTS
• ON MUSCOGEE COUNTY BALLOTS
• Judge finds probable cause on felony charges in Parks & Rec case
• Georgia Supreme Court Justice Nahmias faces 2 opponents in Nov. 2 election
• TSYS employees roll around the ‘sumo pit’ for to raise money for United Way
• National trail-running event comes to F.D. Roosevelt State Park
• 11 more Muscogee County schools make AYP
• Family claims teen falsely accused in brawl
• Brothers plead not guilty to drug, animal cruelty charges
• Robots on display at Fort Benning
• Phenix City police probe shooting at Sumbry Hill
• Barnes got tax break for property he didn't own
• Marine who graduated from Shaw High killed in Afghanistan
• Man found dead in vacant home
• Neighborhood residents oppose moving fraternity house to Steam Mill Road
• Deal's economic plan would cut corporate taxes, but small businesses might not benefit
• Barnes' economic plan seeks capital gains, tax breaks, credits for hiring, raises
• Animal cruelty call leads to $175K pot bust, police say
• Retired Gen. McCaffrey critical of early war efforts in speech at Rotary Club
• Cantrell challenges incumbent Storey for District 6 seat
• 32 teams shooting to become world’s premiere snipers
• Assistant director of Parks & Rec gets 5 days to defend employment
• River Road pharmacy Grand jury indicts 2 in arson case
• 18 miners free; Chile rescue past halfway mark
• Election 2010: Lindsey, Williams battle for at-large school board seat
• March sheds light on domestic violence
• Columbus Parks & Rec: Marietta nonprofit director files motion to join Adams, Porter hearing Friday
• Columbus mayoral race: Tomlinson accused of managing nonprofit in deficit
• Columbus Council approves rezoning for south Columbus project
• Columbus Council seeks funds to fight homelessness
• About 500 attend funeral for pastor killed in van crash
• Suspect in Auburn student Lauren Burk's 2008 slaying denied appeal to change venue for trial
• Muscogee school system again looking to buy student information system in wake of July hardware crash that doomed previous one
• A couple more unusually warm days ahead for Chattahoochee Valley before normal fall temps return
• Columbus Council to examine possibility of acquiring surplus Fort Benning railroad corridor for 'linear park'
• Aflac teams up with Beads of Courage, a program to boost spirits of young cancer patients
• Saturday's early voting draws nearly 430 in Muscogee County
• Two teens assaulted by group of men after Tuskegee-Morehouse game
• With Stolen Valor Act facing court tests, locals weigh in on whether those who lie about receiving medals should be punished
• Portion of Warm Springs Road to be closed
• The 2010 mayoral candidates
• Former mayors dish out advice to next city leader
• SAFETY TIPS FOR 15-PASSENGER VANS
• In wake of crash, safety of 15-passenger vans examined
• Columbus Tech open facility as careers in health care flourish
• WHAT DO THEY PAY?
• James Edgar Foy: Ex-Auburn dean of student affairs dies at age 93
• Tuskegee-Morehouse Football Classic more than a game for many
• Columbus murder suspects plead not guilty
• WATCH THE PARADE
• Muscgee County Schools set to start holding open houses for magnet programs
• Columbus man robbed in front of house
• Man beaten, robbed on Riverwalk
• Zachary Allen rape case still in limbo after 3 years
• Chairman calls Tuskegee-Morehouse Classic a 'treasure'
• Columbus mayoral hopefuls address issues at forum
• Columbus Tech: Robert L. Wright Jr. Health Sciences Center officially opens today
• Phenix City Superintendent sends messages to staff, parents about removal of school board president
• Friends, family remember van crash victims Walton, Freeman
• United Way reports 31.1 percent of $6.5 million goal raised
• Stelling takes CEO reins at Synovus; Anthony remains chairman of board
• Computer tablets replace paper, books for Brookstone freshmen
• Church van crash victim says loss of friends 'really hurts'
• Tax reform panel gets earful from business owners and farmers
• Bishop denies steering funds for scholarships
• Army veteran receives new home from NeighborWorks Columbus Cottage program
• Race raises money for Hardaway wrestling facility
• Last group of 3rd Brigade soldiers return to Fort Benning from Iraq
• City engineer says road work near Columbus Park Crossing won’t disrupt holiday shopping
• 5 victims of church van crash released from hospital
• Women plead guilty to stealing $450,000 from Columbus church
• Columbus man indicted in killing of pregnant wife
• Phenix City Council says meeting requests concern facility use by schools
• Woman remembers pastor
• Breast Cancer Awareness Luncheon promotes positive pinking
• Wounded witnesses force delay in hearing for shooting suspect
• Hearing in fatal Forrest Road shooting postponed
• 2 facing murder charge in July 2009 shooting rearrested
• Georgia Supreme Court upholds conviction of woman who killed truck driver
• Traffic alert: Repaving under way in front of Columbus Park Crossing
• The deceased and the injured in church van crash
• ‘This is shocking to all of us’
• Columbus church van crash kills pastor, 3 others; 15 injured in south Georgia
• IF YOU GO
• Hot Chelle Rae performs free concert today
• Rep. Bishop talks to seniors about Social Security, Medicare
• Braves set to play Giants in playoffs Thursday
• Early voting on track to match 2008 turnout
• Propane powered SUVs to join sheriff’s fleet
• 400 take part in sickle cell run and walk-a-thon
• Columbus mayoral hopefuls probe each other at forum
• 13-year-old dies in one-car wreck
• Georgia voter registration deadline is Monday
• Officials: Schools run normally in wake of incidents on school bus
• Returning soldiers splash cash into area economy
• Creator of Cathy comic retires to spend more time with daughter
• About 600 attend fundraiser walk for diabetes research
• Suspect in 2009 double homicide attempts to fire attorney
• Defense drops gag order request, gets preliminary hearing
• Kia revs up second shift to produce Sorentos
• Police arrest man in Auburn killing
• Men accused of putting razor blades on playground plead not guilty to arson charges
• Suspect in Booker T. Washington Apartments slaying granted no bond
• Columbus police reveal details about Labor Day slaying
• Police arrest two in Forrest Road slaying
• Pair convicted in death of 78-year-old
• Adams' attorney may pursue gag order again in court today
• Taxpayers line up to beat deadline
• Family, friends greet returning 3rd Brigade soldiers returning from Iraq
• Visible skull, bones prompt concerns at cemetery
• Men accused of putting razor blades on playground face arson charges
• U.S. Army Maneuver Center of Excellence: Fort Benning to get new commanding general
• Carmike Cinemas' Ritz 10 closing theaters today for remodeling
• Brookstone football coach discusses battle with cancer
• One of suspects who planted razor blades in park admits to arson
• Another 3rd Brigade group returns home
• Murder suspect makes $30,000 bond
• Jurors begin deliberations in murder trial
• ‘Ranger Roundup’ to honor troops Saturday
• Alumni raising funds to restore Spencer House
• Police unaware of threats against Councilor Woodson
• Man accused in Labor Day slaying turns himself in
• Visitor complains of poor cemetery conditions
• Police raid suspected meth lab near church playground
• Eight local students named semifinalists in scholarship program
• Lakebottom Park: Two charged with putting razor blades on playground
• Ousted Phenix City School Board president leads meeting
• Columbus Council approves design for $12.5 million city service center
• Columbus Council fires Parks & Rec Director Adams
• Witness testifies he drove murder suspect to crime
• Local parents join Georgia superintendent’s advisory council
• Juveniles suspected of throwing rocks at school bus
• Muscogee County School Board candidates debate schools' strengths, magnet programs
• Officer reports finding nearly $500 of suspected marijuana after traffic stop for faulty tag
• Two women arrested in separate prostitution cases plead not guilty
• Area law enforcement leaders heap praise on lieutenant governor for stepping in to help keep West Ge
• Trial under way for two men accused in slaying of 78-year-old man
• Judge grants $30,000 bond to teen facing murder charge
• Suspect in Lauren Burk slaying appeals denial of change of venue request
• Columbus Council weighs in on Parks & Rec director's statusColumbus Council weighs in on Pa
• Bishop Long vows to fight
• Second annual CSU Day of Service
• Columbus apartment sector revs up for growth
• Woman gets probation from prostitution charge
• 200 still came out for fair on rainy Sunday
• Woman arrested in prostitution bust
• By the Numbers — Schools expecting growrth from BRAC
• Mayoral hopefuls back police in Parks & Recreation investigation
• Police looking into whether bullet hit Northside High bus
• City of Columbus pension funds in need of infusion
• Man killed, woman injured in LaGrange motorcycle accident
• Where will all the kids coming with BRAC go?
• Youth academy preached sexual control
• Construction of CVCC arts center lagging behind schedule
• Court delays suicidal death row inmate's execution
• Warrants reveal details about Shelnutt case
• Lecture hall to be named for Tidwell
• Vets' old war stories aren't always bloody
• Shelnutt timeline
• Here's your chance to dispose of old prescription drugs
• Jobless turning to Georgia Work$
• Columbus area jobless rate jumps to 9.7% in August
• Jury decides deputy used no excessive force on inmate
• About 190 Benning troops return from Iraq
• Council may discuss Adams' job status at next meeting
• Attorney Mark Shelnutt arrested on drug charges
• Bishop Eddie Long accused of having sex with three men
• William Fox hires ex-mayor Frank Martin as attorney
• Attorneys debate punch or slap in deputy’s trial
• New pools at Double Churches Park to open Monday for 2 weeks
• Lower Chattahoochee Region of the Association of Sickle Cell picks Carver student as poster child
• HUD gives Columbus Housing Authority $250,000 grant
• Annual Lonnie Jackson Benefit set for tonight in Columbus
• Homeless resent being jailed
• Pine Mountain officer shoots armed suspect during chase
• Fort Benning soldier dies in crash on I-185
• Local leaders tell delegation what they want in ’11 session
• Hhgregg construction site slaying: Man gets 5 years in prison, will be deported
• Phenix City Council boots school board president from post
• About 800 turn out for return of fifth Honor Flight
• Muscogee County School Board approves legislative priorities, led by funding issues related to growt
• Police say gun used to kill local radio DJ Heath Jackson was stolen
• With bullet still lodged in his head, man tells of Columbus carjacking in which he was shot five tim
• Federal trial begins for Muscogee deputy sued by former inmate who claims deputy's blow broke h
• Columbus police seek man accused of assaulting ex-girlfriend while she was in bed with young childre
• Georgia lands commitment from third Blazers player
• Teen banned from local libraries after ignoring requests to quit religious proselytizing
• Carjacking victim OK after shooting
• Employers expect premium costs to leap as health care law provisions take effect
• Early voting starts today in Georgia
• Poll: Schools should work with available funds
• Key poll results
• KEY POLL RESULTS
• LifeWings comes to St. Francis Hospital with program to reduce human error
• Worker accused of stealing $16,000 from city
• Guards lock down Russell County Jail over lost key
• Columbus cyclists discuss rules of the road
• Trip to memorial illuminates lives shaped by sacrifice
• Poll shows many voters distrust Democrats
• Valley Area Crime Stoppers Program lauds citizens for helping police
• Social Security, economy, health care weigh on minds of some area voters
• Columbus leaders to meet with legislative delegation
• Deal holds slim lead over Barnes in latest poll
• Judge doesn't grant gag order but leaves door open for one in Parks and Rec probe
• Columbus Parks & Rec: Adams’ attorney seeking gag order in court today
• CSU provost, vice president resigns
• Hobby Lobby moving to Columbus Park Crossing
• Pair in online prostitution bust plead guilty in court
• Falcons jersey ties murder suspect to burglary
• City of Columbus has cashed checks from online travel firms
• Hotelsin.com offering lodging in Columbus
• Deal: I'm not about to file for bankruptcy
• Local political observers say Dems can’t rejoice in Deal’s financial woes
• Atmos Energy looks to learn from California explosion
• GOP continues hammering Bishop over scholarships
• House of Mercy prepares for homecoming, revival
• Troy University taps new vice chancellor
• Cause of Dudley Lumber Co. fire still unknown
• Coweta County firefighter faces murder, abuse charges
• Northside High works to cope with deaths
• Suspect in Columbus disc jockey slaying faces new charges
• Black ministers urge council, mayor to turn over Parks & Rec investigation to GBI
• Retired Maj. Gen. White honored at 2010 Infantry Warfighting Conference
• Columbus Councilors still unhappy with design for new city service center
• Northside High teacher Philip Thomas Schley Jr. dies
• Northern's Randy Morris to become community coach at Northside High School
• Muscogee County high schools boost average scores on SAT
• In their honor: 80 WWII vets take West Georgia Honor Flight
• 3rd Brigade soldiers return to Fort Benning from Iraq
• Councilor Anthony backs off suggestion to drop lawsuits against online hotel companies
• Valley veterans visit World War II Memorial
• Russell County sixth-grader headed to emergency-preparedness camp today
• Muscogee County school superintendent wants to add assistant principals at several schools
• Parking information for those attending return of today West Georgia Honor Flight
• Columbus mayoral candidates in step with each other at arts forum
• Benning basic training soldier court-martialed over scheme to have fellow soldier shoot him in effor
• Police issue warrant for fourth man in recent spate of homicides
• East Marietta Basketball director of basketball operations arrested as part of Columbus Parks &
• Columbus council to allow cell phone tower on Old Buena Vista Road
• 50 gather for tea party rally
• Police arrest three in online prostitution bust
• Lakebottom residents weigh impact of recent deaths
• Georgia Black Crackers excel despite challenges, discrimination
• Northside High School student dies in one-vehicle crash
• Georgia lawmakers come out for Military Academy Day
• Councilor: Parks and Rec advisory board 'dysfunctional' for years
• Local housing market braces for rebound
• 80 Honor Flight veterans excited about trip to D.C.
• Obama remembers Sept. 11, calls for unity
• Fire marshal: Pleasant Point Apartments fire could be arson
• Records show Bishop gave Black Caucus scholarships to relatives
• 40 march to protest recent crimes
• Details emerge in three murder cases
• Work begins on last stretch of Columbus Fall Line Trace
• Mayoral hopefuls speak to area clergy, CSU students
• U.S. Army Reservist faces 8 counts of child molestation in flasher case
• Phenix City Council approves $38 million budget
• Columbus police arrest 17 on loitering charges
• Fire causes $200,000 in damage to Pleasant Point Apartments
• Community struggles to cope with recent rise in homicides
• Couple pleads guilty to stealing $3 million from family
• Man shot; child hit by shattered glass
• $91.6M mixed-use development on way
• No raises for Russell County emploees in new budget
• Ice rink should be done early next year, city official says
• Columbus man dies in two-vehicle crash
• Phenix City man accused of killing brother in fight
• Police make arrests in most recent shootings
• Columbus Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Phenix City Council: Support groups seek to form coalition to coordinate services
• Columbus officer runs into ditch to avoid car during chase
• Columbus police say man tried to rape cyclist on RiverWalk
• Columbus police investigate 4 killings in 5 days
• Update: Police chief says only one of four homicides was stranger on stranger
• Georgia State Patrol reports 12 traffic deaths; none in Columbus
• Update: Police say Carter Avenue shooting victim David Heath Jackson, city's fourth homicide in
• Police: Officer runs off road into ditch during chase, collides with tree
• Alabama schools continue to feel economic pinch, with no relief in sight
• MDA telethon raises nearly $210,000 locally
• Auburn woman dies from injuries in automobile accident
• Local & Area Deaths -- Sept. 7, 2010
• Trial of Richland couple on RICO Act charges begins today
• Columbus voters are thinking about jobs
• LABOR DAY CLOSINGS
• Sixth Avenue, Sixth Street may be site of slave cemetery
• Are job skills obsolete or just too common?
• Roy Barnes says health care law could be 'devastating' for state
• Police investigate two murders that occurred Friday
• ‘Dr. K’ retires from West Central Health District after 12 years
• Russell County band director accused of grabbing student back at work
• Mayor candidates sound off on key issues
• Fewer Muscogee County students request transfer
• Columbus police searching for suspect in 3 robberies
• Columbus man killed in dispute at Johnston Mill Lofts
• Sky High Hot Air Balloon Festival: Callway Gardens offering balloon launches
• Columbus police investigating two armed robberies
• Georgia State Patrol warns drivers to take precautions during Labor Day weekend
• OHSA fines Phenix Lumber $439,400 for not providing employees safe work environment
• Similar incidents of man exposing himself to girls reported in Atlanta, Alabama
• Ex-Carver, NFL player Jones joins UGA’s broadcast
• Judge refuses to reduce Lane's $750,000 bond
• City approves $25,000 plan to replace Cusseta Road pedestrian bridge
• Suspect in ex-Superintendent Jim Burns slaying to appear in court today
• Columbus Ledger-Enquirer to stop printing Macon Telegraph
• Columbus Convention and Visitors Bureau wins major award
• Muscogee County elections board adds two Saturdays for advance voting
• Local United Way kicks off campaign, sets goal at $6.5 million
• Authorities trace flasher’s license tag number to metro Atlanta house
• Columbus mayoral candidates question one another in live TV debate
• River Road Pharmacy fire: Fourth suspect in arson case turns herself into police
• More good news for West Point
• City gets $881K for Benning’s gateway project
• Officials: Unknown man exposes self to Columbus High female athletes
• CSU police arrest man with weapon on campus
• Grand jury indicts man accused of hitting police officer
• Former teacher hopes benefit will raise money for Kendrick High Choral program
• Russell Labor Day Fair returns after 12 years
• Jim Blanchard Leadership Forum: Speakers inspire Columbus students
• Officials seek fourth suspect in River Road Pharmacy arson case
• Richland, Ga., couple's son charged in $3 million Ponzi-like scheme
• Columbus Councilors claim design for city service center lacks ‘personality’
• Office of Crime Prevention: Juvenile Drug Court receives $67,300 grant
• DOT to start over securing rights of way with new design for Warm Springs, Talbotton roads
• Local retired Lt. Gen. Cavezza reacts to Obama declaring end to U.S. combat role in Iraq
• Police kill gunman who held 3 at Discovery Channel
• Little League stars return to welcome home celebration in Columbus
• Hundreds show for former first lady Laura Bush's book signing in Columbus
• U.S. Rep. Mike Rogers hears concerns of East Alabama leaders during Q&A session
• Columbus State University named 'military friendly' school by G.I. Jobs magazine
• Police believe 20-year-old motorcyclist saw red light too late in fatal accident Friday
• Director of Columbus' Aaron Cohn Regional Youth Detention Center among 15 arrested in gambling
• Laura Bush talks about White House years and literacy
• Northern returns to celebration tonight
• Writer from The New Yorker to speak at Jim Blanchard Leadership Forum
• Salvation Army to open Manchester Expressway thrift store this week
• Police bust poker game at beauty salon
• Work on whitewater course may start early next year
• Northern heads home Monday
• Columbus native wins Emmy for work with Cartoon Network
• Woman in ICU at Columbus hospital after tree limb strikes car
• Phenix City teacher’s accused of sending inappropriate photos to teen
• Outside World store to open downtown
• Columbus man dies in crash on Veterans Parkway
• Police: Lanett man assaults officer, paramedic while resisting arrest
• Regions Bank robbery suspect pleads not guilty
• Columbus students learn from ‘Rachel’s Challenge’
• CSU’s fall enrollment sets record
• Little League World Series: After loss, Northern prepares for do-or-die match today
• Suspect in Columbus Regions Bank robbery to appear in court today
• Phenix City School Board approves $66 million budget
• Columbus mayoral candidates face off at forum
• Rep. Sanford Bishop defends aide who left profane voice mail
• Goodwill converting Ben & Jerry’s to donation center
• Former Chattahoochee County deputy pleads guilty to lying to FBI agent
• Georgia Court of Appeals overturns assault conviction
• Office of Crime Prevention: Juvenile Drug Court up for $67,300 grant
• Girl who battled cancer to speak at Care-a-Thon
• Tag office opens today in Kelly Hill Recreation Center
• City says use of 'Blazers' makes it city team
• Gulf grapples with mental health issues after Katrina
• Hurricane Katrina devastated two Gulf states in eight-hour span
• Meadowlane in Phenix City named Torchbearer school
• Chuck Williams commentary: Is Northern's performance swagger or confidence?
• Kia supplier looking to hire 40 more workers at event Saturday
• Parks & Rec probe: Adams, Porter charged with two felonies, misdemeanor; police seek ‘co-consp
• Mayor Wetherington vows to rebuild Parks and Rec after Adams, Porter's arrest
• Demolition begins at Carver High School
• Houston priest accused of threatening to bomb Aflac remains out on bond
• Phenix City School Board discusses lean budget; fears further cuts ahead
• Police find missing palm print evident from scene of Curry slayings; DA says it doesn't match t
• Mother, 9-year-old boy sexually assaulted during Columbus home invasion
• Man pleads guility to manslaughter in death of 1-year-old
• Columbus Public Library gets new studio to record materials for blind
• Strayer University moving into part of former Beacon University building; classes begin Oct. 4
• Thunder in the Valley donates money to charities
• Man gets 1-year sentence for sodomy with girl, then 14
• Rain can't dampen excitement of Columbus Little Leaguers as Braves, Richt offer encouragement t
• Traffic around Northside High slowly improving
• Funeral today for longtime Columbus physician Dr. Harold George Jarrell Sr.
• Stimulus money to fund traffic project
• Little League World Series: Columbus Northern, Ohio both have high-powered offenses
• Little League World Series: Trip to Williamsport 'a blessing' for one family
• Jumping the Riverwalk bull shark
• THE BEST AND THE WORST
• Little League World Series: Northern defeats Hawaii 6-2
• Website tracks local eateries’ health scores
• Business leaders want museum built in Phenix City
• Two arrested in Harris County horse theft case
• Columbus police investigating shootings
• Donations sought for final West Georgia Honor Flights
• Six Columbus families receive homes from Habitat for Humanity
• Mayor calls special session for ‘personnel matter’; didn’t identify personnel invo
• DNA evidence in Carlton Gary case transferred to Virginia lab
• Little League World Series: Columbus Northern gears up for game
• Four arrested in Phenix City drug bust
• Williamsport welcomes Northern Little Leaguers
• 200 Soldiers from 3rd Brigade return home
• Community honors Capt. Robert Fletcher Floyd
• New pools might not get any use until next summer
• Springer Opera House, RiverCenter and The Liberty Theater hosting pre-season activities this weekend
• River Road Pharmacy arson suspect gets bond on probation violation
• Mile-long procession expected today at fire captain’s funeral
• State Ethics Commission orders Harbison to pay $3,800 to resolve complaint
• Carmike to show Little League World Series games for free
• Aflac’s new sales director uses skills as coach to climb corporate ladder
• Columbus State reveals new logos
• Two plead not guilty in beating of homeless man
• Booker T. Washington Apartments may be redeveloped
• DOT to present compromise road plan at public forum
• Georgia Meth Project: Graph ads generate buzz
• Northern's Lang, Carter share family ties to '06 champs
• Top Kia supplier expanding into former textile mill; to hire 200
• Phenix City Council: Utilities must now pay to repair roads
• Grant helps Russell County teacher take trip to Germany, France, Netherlands
• Three plead guilty to robbery charges
• Harris County authorities follow lead in horse theft
• Muscogee County School Board approves new Carver High demolition contract
• U.S. Supreme Court refuses to toss out $20,000 in sanctions levied against 'Birther' attor
• Synovus moves to have investors' class-action lawsuit over dealings with Sea Island Co. dismiss
• Teens robbed, one shot in back at campsite; two suspects sought
• Fiery crash kills Columbus fire captain Robert Fletcher Floyd, 40, of Seale, Ala.
• Horse thieves strike Harris County equine resue shelter Begin Again Farms
• Lieutenant colonel pleads guilty to enticing child for indecent purposes, sentenced to 2 years in pr
• Columbus Little Leaguers hit road to Williamsport
• New Aflac TV commercial pairs duck with Food Network star Guy Fieri
• Monday Mail: Remedies for Riverwalk horse manure
• Seale, Ala., man dies after Saturday motorcycling accident in which two riders collided with vehicle
• Columbus man accused of choking woman with pipe
• First wave of 3rd Brigade soldiers arrive at Fort Benning after tour of duty in Iraq
• Whittlesey Walmart evacuated due to sparks, smoke
• Russell County courthouse to get $6 million upgrade
• Baseball on hold while Northern prepares for trip
• Officials: Retirement home in Green Island pays no property taxes
• Analysis: In Republican runoff, Columbus picks the losers
• Spring Harbor timeline
• HOW COLUMBUS VOTED
• What’s next?
• Afghanistan war: Soldiers question if war is worth the effort
• Churches join forces to build Habitat home for woman
• Columbus man killed in single vehicle accident
• Columbus Regional purchases Tidwell Cancer Center
• Northern heads to World Series
• Library fines for overdue items increasing
• ‘Operation Fluffy Pillow’ aims to provide soldiers with sheets, pillows, other linen
• Russell County sanitation workers lose jobs after 'sick out'
• Three escapees from Harris County Jail plead guilty
• Local singer to compete in Atlanta for chance to win trip to New York
• Stimulus funds to help needy with energy costs
• Northern Little League to play on ESPN2
• Correction
• Justice Alito refers Orly Taitz’s request to reverse sanctions to U.S. Supreme Court
• Man accused of trying to grab officer’s weapon
• The Fresh Market gets high marks from shoppers
• IF YOU GO
• Parent arrested says principal wouldn’t let her children in school
• Synovus client Sea Island Co. files bankruptcy
• Voters tap Nathan Deal as GOP's nominee
• First Armor School tanks arrive at Fort Benning
• Parent arrested on first day of school
• Man indicted in fatal shooting
• Turnout low for Tuesday’s runoff
• Muslims observing Ramadan
• Facility features
• Two public hearings on property tax rollback
• GOP runoff for Georgia governor too close to call
• River Road Pharmacy fire suspect indicted on drug charges
• ‘Birther’ attorney Orly Taitz says she will pay $20,000 if appeals denied
• Northern Little League to play on ESPN2
• Council approves pool plan
• First day of school for Muscogee County students mostly smooth despite glitches in traffic, registra
• Carver High School demolition delayed after error discovered in bid
• Columbus ranks second in per capita income among Georgia metro areas
• About 5 percent local turnout expected for Georgia primary runoff ballotting
• Two plead guilty to meth charges, get prison sentences
• Trend of above-average high temperatures persists in Chattahoochee Valley
• Ten-mile chase in Russell County leads to arrest of four gas station burglary suspects
• Columbus man pleads not guilty to charges he tried to run over police officer with minivan
• Dishwasher fends off would-be robber with beer bottle
• Two Fort Benning Rangers killed by IED in Afghanistan
• Columbus Council eyes building roundabout at Warm Springs, Blackmon roads
• Several Chattahoochee Valley schools getting new principals this year
• Mark’s City Grill worker fights off armed robber
• Northern manager trying to carry team back to Little League World Series
• New Muscogee County school year brings new start times, new calendar
• Shoppers rack up savings during Alabama sales tax holiday
• Handel, Deal spar in Georgia GOP runoff debate
• Winterfield on the Move Against Drugs celebrates 3 years of fighting crime
• Poll: Handel leading Deal in Georgia GOP gubernatorial runoff
• National PTA hopes local dads donate a ‘Million Hours of Power’ this school year
• Law enforcement ticketed during crackdown on illegal parking at Columbus Government Center
• Military checks award-winning war documentary 'Restrepo' for accuracy
• Fort Benning movies: ‘Restrepo’ documents grim Afghan reality
• Russell County’s new superintendent Mike Green hopes to bring more stability
• Columbus Sports Council pitched idea to bring Southeastern Little Leaguesquo;s headquarters here
• Groups collecting school supplies for needy children
• Columbus woman saves husband 12 years after he rescued her from fire
• Local couples get chance to go on ‘10 great dates’
• Alabama hopes sales tax holiday this weekend stimulates economy
• Columbus officials extend city's pool schedule
• Russell County man pleads guilty to attempted extortion
• Orly Taitz continues quest to overturn $20,000 sanctions
• Ranger dies week after boat accident
• 103-degree high could grip area today
• Muscogee County schools require affidavit of residency this year
• Woman busted in prostitution sting pleads not guilty
• GOP attorney general hopeful campaigns locally
• On the Job: Female mechanic comes to customer to service vehicle
• Hearings on $615 million power hike request not held in Columbus
• Gubernatorial candidate Nathan Deal gets local GOP support
• 14-year-old Palestinian boy injured by rocket receives surgery free of charge to repair skull
• Maria Hirsch named artistic director of Columbus Ballet
• Columbus child molester sentenced to 8 years in prison
• National Night Out rolls across Columbus
• No residents turn out for Phenix City public hearing on budget
• Georgia GOP runoff: McKoon, Poydasheff endorse Karen Handel during Columbus trip
• Harris County teacher helping vet get ‘back on his feet’ after fire
• Muscogee County property owners should get lower tax bills this week
• Police make another online prostitution bust
• Gov. Riley promotes sales tax holiday during visit to Phenix City
• Defense attorneys seek bond for River Road Pharmacy arson suspect Bobby Jo Burkett
• Advance voting under way for Aug. 10 runoff
• Phenix City officials say they are not being included in Chattahoochee whitewater planning process
• Carmike posts $6.5 million loss in second quarter
• President Obama visits Georgia, hails end of U.S. combat presence in Iraq 'as promised and on s
• Heat forces Muscogee County School District to put restrictions on practices to protect students
• ‘Treasure trove’ of FDR’s papers, letters finally available to public
• Police continue search for leads in latest homicide
• Two new principals will greet Phenix City students this year
• Local leaders say AYP reports don't paint a complete picture of school's achievement
• Man shot outside Buxton Drive home
• American College of the Building Arts Accepting New Students -Columbus Home-Town Scholarship Availab
• Columbus woman fatally shot, found in street
• UNEMPLOYMENT CHECKS ON THE WAY
• National Night Out set for Tuesday in Columbus
• Phenix City nursing home unveils $3 million renovation project
• Four Muscogee County teachers riding the ‘vomit comet’ this week
• Economists: Columbus remains star in wobbly Georgia economy
• Georgia to start enforcing texting while driving ban today
• Blazers basketball thrives in region but at a cost
• Northern captures state championship
• Repairs on Macon Road bridge to take longer than expected
• Columbus High grad discusses ‘dream trip’ to China
• Groundbreaking for pool, other projects could be early next year
• After 32 years, mother believes she will find out who killed her solider son
• 7 more suspects plead not guilty in Aflac scam case
• Cause of fire at Columbus Lowe’s unknown
• Five accused in alleged Aflac scam plead not guilty
• Troup County murder suspect arrested in New York
• Columbus native competing for Army Reserve’s 2010 Best Warrior title
• Columbus auto shop to give away school supplies, food on Saturday
• Phenix City Council considers restructuring debt service
• Headquarter Nissan to open its doors Monday
• Parks & Rec audit: City manager's office revokes Adams, Porter’s coaching duties
• 'Birther' movement attorney Orly Taitz keeps fighting legal battle, thinks Obama can'
• Columbus family opens home to Midway-Scottdale Little League team
• Masterbuilt grills for the Gulf Coast residents
• Columbus man pleads not guilty to vehicular homicide
• New firm lands $118 million Benning contract
• First day rus smoothly at Chattahoochee County High School
• Three Columbus men indicted again on murder charges
• Woman accused of trying to have two people killed pleads to lesser charge
• Columbus orders 12 apartment complexes to find commercial service for garbage pickup
• When are the kids going back to school?
• Registe retains Atlanta attorney for murder case
• Man accused of running gambling operation out on bond
• Family steps in to care for child after young mom killed while sitting on porch
• Mayor rejects NAACP's call to investigate fire chief's complaints
• Alabama state fire marshal to investigate Phenix City church fire
• Wynnton Arts Academy campers build 'Box City'
• Former Phenix City utilities worker accused of using city funds to buy personal items
• Columbus native Lt. Gen William Caldwell says Afghan mission has not changed
• Sherrod stumps for Bishop in Columbus
• Burglary call instead leads to gambling bust with 11 video slot machines and $2,000 seized
• How Columbus voted in recent Georgia election
• Beekeeper educates public about importance of bees
• Muscogee County School District: Recent test results raise questions about AYP
• Aflac pays out $1 million in alleged scam
• Suspect, 17, robs 11-year-old of bike at gunpoint
• Scouts prepare for adventure at 100th National Jamboree
• Columbus crime: 1 arrested in Craig's List prostitution bust
• Karen Handel runs strong, but so far Roy Barnes triumphs locally in gubernatorial balloting
• Phenix City fire: Vacant church on Sixth Street South burns; no one hurt
• Mayor facing questions over battalion chief's complaints
• Analysis: Palin brings life to 'Zombie Campaign'
• Alabama toughens law on sex between educators, students
• Soldiers test their skills
• Kits 4 Kids donates school supplies to Columbus area kids
• Hughston Clinic surgeon Dr. Champ Baker Jr. reflects on career
• Pressure’s on Northern to keep winning
• Former Fort Benning employee convicted of fraud
• Martin Army Community Hospital: Judge orders corps to give back firm’s contract
• Little League tournament heats up this weekend — literally
• Opelika man arrested after high-speed car chase
• Harris County grad says time on 'America's Got Talent' was 'a great experience&#
• Columbus man gets five years in prison for hitting man with brick
• Man pleads not guilty to child molestation
• Parks & Rec probe: Nike attorney refuses to give city attorney's office copy of contract
• Woman linked to River Road Pharmacy fire arrested again on new charges
• Teen pleads not guilty in drive-by shooting case
• Russell County School Board names Michael Green superintendent
• Synovus posts $242.5 million loss in second quarter
• Georgia GOP runoff: Handel, Deal rush to raise cash
• American Little League gears up to host tournament
• Fort Benning soldiers experience the ‘BigD’ at Carmike
• Elaine Demarco, former manager of Chattahoochee Valley Fair, dies
• 65-year-old Phenix City man shot in thigh
• Contractor finishes $140,000 in repairs on faulty storm sewer
• Mayor: Adams shouldn't be in Orlando with Blazers
• On the Job with Tracy Edwards
• Career Open House
• Exhibition: Made In Columbus III
• Shark's FISH & CHICKEN
• Young Woman Christian Fellowship
• Local leaders 'stepping' it up
• GHCA announces new chairman
• Host an Exchange Student & Make a Difference in a Young Person's Life
• Governor Perdue Signs Bills Assisting Children of Military Families
• Aflac Dedicates New Information Technology Center
• VFW Veterans Job Fair
• A Christmas Carol
• Memories of World War II
• Phenix City Now

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