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November 20, 2009
Students and Teachers Tour WHINSEC
As SOA protestors prepare for the weekend’s events, a small group of students and teachers talk to WHINSEC, or Western Hemisphere Institute for Security...
SOA Watch Group Joins in Vigil for Stewart Detainee
Immigrant rights groups came together to hold a vigil, rally and “funeral procession” for Roberto Martinez Medina, a Stewart detainee who died...
Nasal Spray Recalled
Vicks Sinex spray was distributed in three countries, including the U.S.
Women in the Workplace
It may not be what you know, but who you know.
Health Care Reform
A vote to come.
Princess for a day
The Georgia aquarium offers a lovely deal.
Solider Graduation
Overcoming obstacles.
November 19, 2009
Columbus Businesses Prepare for SOA Protestors
WHINSEC, or the Western Hemisphere institute for Security Cooperation replaced the School of Americas back in 2001.
Wal-Mart Trains Employees to Manage Black Friday Crowds
Wal-Mart stores nationwide are revamping their safety procedures after last year’s Black Friday disaster. A temporary employee was trampled by a...
Columbus Police Burglary Bust
Police say duo broke into homes across four counties.
Eyeopener Breakfast
An educational resource to make sure you are prepared for BRAC or base realignment and closure
Homeless for a Night
Tonight Columbus State students will be homeless, but for a good cause.
Movie Theater Popcorn As Bad As Burger
A tasty treat turns heavy.
Toys for Tots
A local business is offering lots of benefits for toy drive donors.
November 18, 2009
Juror In Shelnutt Trial Speaks Out
“We took many, many, many votes. These decisions were not made lightly.“ Juror Patricia Jackson
UPDATE: Death of Woman Whose Body was Found in Columbus is Ruled a Homicide
Autopsy has been performed; cause of death is not being released.
Valerie Longshore is this Week’s Golden Apple Winner
Valerie Longshore is this Week’s Golden Apple Winner
Not Guilty Verdict In Shelnutt Trial
Shelnutt found not guilty on all counts
Sneak Peak at Kia’s Public Tours, Dec. 1-18
Kia Motors Manufacturing Georgia invited News 3’s Alison Flowers to ride along on the first friends and family tour of the plant. Public tours kick...
Columbus Police Charge Man in Double Murder
Suspect is the father of one of the victim’s children.
Overnight Fire
A three bedroom home catches fire.
Thanksgiving Dinner on a Dime
Learn the tips on saving for Thanksgiving dinner.
Digital Bookmobile National Tour
Download free eBooks and audio books.
November 17, 2009
No Verdict In Shelnutt Trial
Defense: “That’s not how you launder money.“
Kia’s Ripple Effect in Chambers County
Four new Kia suppliers have cropped up in Chambers County…now the Greater Valley Group is ready to fill its residential and retail units.
Kia’s Ripple Effect in Chambers County
Four new Kia suppliers have cropped up in Chambers County…now the Greater Valley Group is ready to fill its residential and retail units.
Gov. Riley Announces $1.1 Million in Grants for Recycling
After touring Auburn’s recyling center, Governor Bob Riley announced that eight local governments have received more than $1 million in grants to...
Columbus Organization Holds Food Drive To Give Away Extra Food
Some organizations whose goal is to help the community have admitted they are struggling this year.
UPDATE: Jury In The Shelnutt Case Is Now Deliberating
The jury has now heard the case and they are deliberating.
Public Ice SKating Offered in Columbus
Next week, the rink opens to the general public.
Shred it and Forget it
Knology and Sunny 100 are hosting a free document shredding.
Columbus Police Find Body in Car
No cause of death has been determined.
Book Tour
Palin’s book tour coming to Birmingham.
Mammograms
Forty may be to early for mammograms.
National Screening Day
Free health screenings for adults.
Macon Road Now Open
All lanes of traffic are now open.
November 16, 2009
Defense Rests In Shelnutt Trial
11 witnesses in one day; Shelnutt does not take stand. Dr. Hal Brady among witnesses for Shelnutt
For a Korean Business Owner, Now It Feels Like Home
Kyungree Yang moved from Korea to open a restaurant in West Point in 2007. Now that Kia is up to full speed, more of her “children” are around...
For a Korean Business Owner, Now It Feels Like Home
Kyungree Yang moved from Korea to open a restaurant in West Point in 2007. Now that Kia is up to full speed, more of her “children” are around...
Kia Kicks Off Mass Production in West Point
It’s been three years since Kia Motors Manufacturing Georgia broke ground in West Point. Now it’s getting its production up to full speed.
Traffic Light at Veterans Parkway and Moon Road in Columbus is Fixed
Driver hit a power pole early this morning.
More than 900 Kia Supplier Jobs for Chambers County Alone
Kia suppliers expected to boost local economy hampered by textile industry loss.
Shelnutt Trial Update: Defense Rests
Defense rests its case.
Weekend Murder In LaGrange
Investigators continue to investigate an armed robbery turned murder.
November 13, 2009
The Prosecution Rests in Shelnutt Case
Defense to begin case Monday morning
News 3 Exclusive: Influenza-Like Illness Spike
The West Central Health District released local and nation-wide data that show a spike in influenza-like illness from 2006.
Orly Taitz Refuses to Pay Judge’s $20,000 Sanction
The California attorney faces a $20,000 from Judge Lane, the same judge presiding over the Mark Shelnutt trial.
Ala. Board Proposes Teachers Pay More for Benefits
The Alabama Board of Education proposed a financial plan Thursday that would require education employees to pay more for retirement and health benefits....
Small Alabama Town in Battle Over Charter Holds Heritage Day
Fredonia has been fighting to get its charter back.
Seale Man is the Veteran of the Year for VFW in Alabama
Mike Craig received the award for his service.
November 12, 2009
Torrance Hill Testifies in Shellnut Case
Made $9 million a month selling cocaine
More Jobs Via Kia Suppliers
Two more suppliers report how many positions they’ll be filling because of Kia.
Michigan Based Company Plans Expansion of Columbus Foundry
Diversified Machine, Inc. bought Columbus Foundry earlier this month.
UPDATE: Torrance Hill Continues Testimony Against Shelnutt
Hill tells his side of the relationship with Columbus attorney Mark Shelnutt.
Consumer Special Taped with Ft. Benning Soldiers to Air
Consumer advocate Clark Howard taped the special during a visit to the National Infantry Museum.
Wounded Alabama Soldier Gets Visit From President Obama
Maj. Randy Royer was injured in last week’s mass shooting at Fort Hood, Texas.
UPDATE: Pedestrian Violation Caused Fatal Accident in Columbus
Thursday morning accident shut down 2 lanes of traffic.
November 11, 2009
Alana Bishop Watson is this week’s Golden Apple Award Winner
Alana Bishop Watson is this weeks Golden Apple Winner
Skate Park Closes, Leaves 11-Year-Old Without Birthday Party
Lynn Stallings paid $106 two weeks in advance for her son’s birthday party, but on the big day, JAM Skate Park on Milgen Road had shut down without...
Girlfriend of Drug Dealer Takes Stand In Shelnutt Trial
Government calls five witnesses Wednesday. Two lawyers among them.
Day Two of Shelnutt Trial
Government has called two witnesses to the stand.
November 10, 2009
Shelnutt Trial Underway
Government calls 3 witnesses; plays secretly recorded tapes of Shelnutt
UPDATE: Testimony Begins in Trial Against Columbus Attorney Mark Shelnutt
Lawyer is charged with money laundering.
Rainfall Continues in East Alabama and Georgia
Tropical Depression Ida continues to push rain into our area.
Heavy Rain Closes Down East Alabama Bridge
Rainfall is expected to continue throughout the day.
Ida Downgraded to Tropical Depression
Storm is heading east over the Florida panhandle.
Kia Announces Public Tours to Begin Dec. 1
Guests will also be given a preview of the 2011 Kia Sorrento during a “ride ‘n drive.“
Alabama Attorney General Warns Consumers About Home Repairs
Warning comes as Governor declares a state of emergency.
Tweet Your Way To Holiday Savings
Social media could help you save this holiday season.
November 09, 2009
Loyd Elementary Buzzing about Classroom Jeopardy!
A third grade classroom at Loyd Elementary School at Fort Benning was transformed into a make-shift Jeopardy! TV studio today.
Help for the Homeless
There are around 2,300 homeless people in the Columbus metro area on any given day, according to the Homeless Resource Network. Valley...
Exclusive Peek at Kia Supplier Production
MOBIS, also a Korea-based company, broke ground one year after Kia Motors Manufacturing in West Point, Ga. Now it’s also gearing up for the official...
Tropical Depression Ida: Live Cameras
Link to live cameras from WKRG, our Media General sister station in Mobile.
Stroller Recall; Children Could Lose Fingers
Recall prompted by amputated fingers.
Fees Waived at Recreation Areas Like West Point Lake
Some fees are being waived on Veterans Day.
Local Attorney’s Trial Begins in Columbus
Mark Shelnutt faces charges on money laundering.
Consumer Watch: Jelly Belly Recall
Candy recalled because it could pose allergic.
Lieberman Vows To Investigate
Concerns from the suspected shooters former classmates raise questions.
Loggers Cut Down Christmas Tree For Capital Hill
One of the country’s most iconic Christmas symbols gets a head start on the holiady.
Jeopardy! Clue Crew To Visit Lloyd Elementary Monday
Students at Lloyd Elementary gearing up for classroom Jeopardy!
Russell County Veterans Day Program
We are on your side with a Veterans Day Tribute in Russell County.
CSU Veterans Day Program
We are on your side with how to pay tribute to the country’s veterans.
News 3 Teams Up with Sunny 100 for Steeplechase!
Tammy Terry and Ed Bostic help with the 25th running of the Steeplechase at Callaway.
November 06, 2009
Columbus Psychologist Speaks On Therapist’s Possible PTSD
An army spokeswoman says Major Nidal Malik Hasan was scheduled to deploy to Afghanistan with an army reserve unit that provides behavioral counseling to...
Columbus Psychologist Speaks On Therapist’s Possible PTSD
An army spokeswoman says Major Nidal Malik Hasan was scheduled to deploy to Afghanistan with an army reserve unit that provides behavioral counseling to...
Columbus Psychologist Speaks On Therapist’s Possible PTSD
An army spokeswoman says Major Nidal Malik Hasan was scheduled to deploy to Afghanistan with an army reserve unit that provides behavioral counseling to...
Columbus Psychologist Speaks On Therapist’s Possible PTSD
An army spokeswoman says Major Nidal Malik Hasan was scheduled to deploy to Afghanistan with an army reserve unit that provides behavioral counseling to...
Columbus Psychologist Speaks On Therapist’s Possible PTSD
An army spokeswoman says Major Nidal Malik Hasan was scheduled to deploy to Afghanistan with an army reserve unit that provides behavioral counseling to...
Columbus Psychologist Speaks On Therapist’s Possible PTSD
An army spokeswoman says Major Nidal Malik Hasan was scheduled to deploy to Afghanistan with an army reserve unit that provides behavioral counseling to...
Columbus Psychologist Speaks On Therapist’s Possible PTSD
An army spokeswoman says Major Nidal Malik Hasan was scheduled to deploy to Afghanistan with an army reserve unit that provides behavioral counseling to...
Obama Signs Bill to Extend Unemployment Benefits
Georgia’s Department of Labor Commissioner says the president’s decision will help families put food on table.
Couple Takes Kia’s Online Application For a Spin
The online only application for Kia Motors Manufacturing Georgia finds a following at Friday’s Fountain City Job Fair.
Kia’s Suppliers to Fill 3,500 More Jobs
Fourteen new suppliers in Alabama and Georgia will mean about 7,500 total jobs.
Free Admission at Callaway Gardens Today
It’s Founder’s Day at the botanical gardens.
Alabama Governor Denies Claim by Former Aid
Former aid claims that Gov. Bob Riley received contributions from Mississippi casino operators.
Ft. Hood Shooting: Mass Shooting Suspect Now in Stable Condition; Death Toll Rises to 13
Witnesses say gunman shouted Arabic phrase meaning “God is great” before opening fire.
3,600 Alabama Jobs Credited to Georgia’s New Kia Plant
The Kia plant in Georgia began production this month.
MORNING UPDATE: Fort Hood Shooting Rampage
The country is waiting for answers after a shooting rampage Thursday at Fort Hood in Texas.
Opelika Considering Cable Competition
After Auburn votes to introduce Knology, Opelika considers the same measure.
November 05, 2009
Opelika Soldier’s Funeral Held Today
Furneral services were held today for an Opelika soldier who died in Kuwait while supporting “Operation Iraqi Freedom.“


