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Ole Miss track to send 16 to Nationals

DES MOINES, Iowa -- The University of Mississippi and University of Alabama track and field teams will kick off competition at the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships today.

CVB spreads the word about events, sights in Columbus

They tell the story of Columbus -- the sites, sounds and eats -- through magazines, newspaper and TV ads and good old-fashioned word of mouth.

AT&T: Texting 'can wait'

AT&T is also launching a campaign to discourage customers who send text messages while driving through their new "It Can Wait" initiative.

Airport expansion lands more comfort for passengers, room for expansion

With the symbolic snipping of a red ribbon, the new expansion of the terminal at the Golden Triangle Regional Airport is now open and ready for business.

Main Street Columbus wins national award

Main Street Columbus has received an award from a national organization for its efforts in downtown beautification and building strategic partnerships.

Columbus police investigate armed robbery, make felony arrests

The Columbus Police Department reported the following felony arrests.

Plans under way for Columbus tribute to local Negro League player

Government and educational leaders from Columbus, Lowndes County and Starkville, as well as those honoring a local person who was a Negro League baseball standout, are taking a trip to Birmingham, Ala. today.

Home fire delays restoration project

Plans to restore a longtime Columbus home may or may not continue following Friday morning’s fire that caused damage to the structure, according to one of the owners.

Meeting on underage drinking set

A town hall-style meeting about curbing underage drinking is scheduled Thursday at Franklin Academy Elementary Medical Sciences and Wellness Magnet School cafeteria.

Columbus crews aid tornado rescue effort

Columbus extended a helping hand to tornado victims in Choctaw and Yazoo counties, areas which received significant damage from Saturday’s storm system that cut a wide swath of destruction through the state.

Severe Weather: Golden Triangle spared from brunt of storms

While Mississippi was ravaged by storms Saturday afternoon, the Golden Triangle was spared from the brunt of the damage.

Wind and rain put a damper on Relay for Life events

Mother Nature put a damper on this year’s Relay for Life event, which was scheduled for Friday at the Magnolia Bowl, due to windy and rainy conditions during the late afternoon and evening hours.

Touching lives: Hospital salutes those who ‘help make Columbus a better place to be’

From comforting patients and lending a listening ear to helping visitors find gifts, Baptist Memorial Hospital–Golden Triangle’s more than 90 volunteers touch lives every day.

Website planned for local Crime Stoppers

Approval of officers and discussion of putting together a Web page were among a few items discussed at Wednesday’s meeting of the Golden Triangle Crime Stoppers.

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