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Hearing set for doctor accused of sexual assault
A preliminary hearing has been scheduled for the Columbus doctor who was arrested on charges of sexual battery.
CVB to search nationally for park architect
A prime downtown Columbus city block could become a major visitor destination, if a Columbus businessman and the Columbus Convention and Visitors Bureau have their way.
Bond set for teen accused of shooting mother's boyfriend
Bond has been set at $25,000 for a Columbus teen accused of shooting his mother's boyfriend over the weekend.
Annual Governor's School at MUW brings in state's top students for intense instruction
While most high schoolers are patting themselves on the back for having found a summer job before July, 100 Mississippi juniors and seniors were delving into college-level academics, in-person social networking and learning to be leaders.
Bond set at $1 million for alleged nightclub shooter
Bond was set at $1 million for a man accused in a fatal shooting at a Columbus nightclub.
MONDAY PROFILE: A sport with kick
Kevin Fitzpatrick trains every day to do something most people spend their whole lives trying to avoid: fighting.
Columbus teen charged with shooting father
A Columbus teen remains in jail today, charged with shooting his father the day before Father's Day.
Columbus, Lowndes County citizens invited to weigh in on plans for parks
The Columbus-Lowndes Recreation Authority and Neel Schaffer Inc. will hold a public meeting Thursday on the renovations and improvements of neighborhood parks.
Juneteenth continues to grow
The annual Juneteenth festival continues to grow beyond Columbus city limits, not only attracting out-of-town visitors, but out-of-town vendors.
MSU: Consolidation of schools won't bring layoffs
The combination of schools at Mississippi State University isn't expected to result in any job losses, a university official said Friday.
Summer in the South: More than a water slide
Roadside stop offers family fun, chance to beat the heat
Youth summit: Stopping violence starts with students getting involved, panelists say
Area middle school and high school students received a lot of food for thought Thursday during the Stop the Violence Youth Summit. Now they've got some digesting to do.
Citizens weigh pros, cons of bypass
Opinions on a proposed Highway 45 bypass to be constructed by 2020 were largely positive or apathetic Thursday in the early hours of a public hearing on the project.
Y schedules Zumba workouts, New Hope park opening
The Lowndes County YMCA will present a Zumba Master Class from 5:45-7:15 p.m. today, designed for everyone from beginners to seasoned dancers. There will be a $15 fee, profits of which will benefit the YMCA Zumba program.
Columbus shooting suspect out on bond
Ranzino Ahmad Harris, 22, the man accused of killing Justin Murry, 21, has been out of jail on bond since June 4.
Youth, adults continue to talk crime prevention
Crime prevention remains at the forefront of the community's concern today as the kids speak up and the adults continue to work behind the scenes.
Columbus Packet changes hands with new owner, editor
After 18 years at the helm of The Columbus Packet newspaper, Roger Larsen is turning the business over to local investors Justin Shelton and Colin Kreiger, he announced in the Packet this morning.
City gears up for Juneteenth celebration
The Afro-American Culture Organization will host Columbus' 14th annual Juneteenth celebration this weekend.
Child porn trial continued again
The trial of a Lowndes County man arrested on child pornography charges during an investigation into his missing stepdaughter again has been continued.
MSU wildlife expert: Before oil spill, gulf already tainted
The Gulf of Mexico had chemical problems before the oil spill and will have problems afterward, according to one Mississippi State University professor. But these problems can be solved through better care of inland water.
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