There was a time when going to the movies meant never getting out of your car.

    Legal action by the machinists union in Connecticut has put the brakes on proposed job moves to Columbus by Pratt and Whitney.

The Marshal’s office is planning a teen summit and is turning to this motivational speaker to get Columbus kids on the right track.

    Dr. Lee McCluskey was so bothered by the images coming out of Haiti after the earthquake that he decided to do something…pack his bags and go.

    The history of the Soap Box Derby in Columbus dates all the way back to 1937.

    Mid-July summer days in Columbus were the backdrop for the annual Soap Box Derby that drew thousands of spectators to the Fountain City. 

Mayor first to donate to “Columbus Gives Its Heart To Haiti”

    The Georgia Department of Labor has released unemployment statistics for areas throughout the state for the month of December.

    Heckler-Koch-USA has committed to a long-term partnership with the West Central Georgia Chapter of the American Red Cross.

    Remember When the soap box derby used to be held in Columbus?

    A Columbus hospital takes quick steps to collect thousands of pounds of medical supplies that are being shipped to Haiti.

    The Columbus medical community has a representative on the ground in Haiti helping to bring some relief to the suffering.

    Penny Leigh Short was a broadcast icon who pulled off an incredible feat during her career.  She worked for all three local TV stations: WTVM, WYEA, and WRBL.

    Remember When you used to eat catfish in the privacy of your own dining room at a place called Pritchett’s?

Thank You Berry Munch is the new cookie on the block