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A time capsule ceremony took place Tuesday as community members celebrated 100 years of local history and set plans for future progress.

The event honored past milestones and spurred ideas for new community chapters.

High school football is taking over Columbus as No. 15 Bainbridge travels to face Spencer in a crucial Region 1-AAAA matchup.

Kickoff is set for 7:00 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 10 at Odis Spencer Stadium (Spencer debuts its home game, seeking to rebound after a tough loss).

Family+friends and first responders will gather for a funeral service honoring the fallen Warm Springs officer killed in the line of duty last week.

The ceremony is set to take place soon in the community.

Local music icon George Corradino died Monday evening at Columbus Hospice at age 96, leaving a legacy as a longtime music educator who guided students for 20 years—his health had declined after a fall.

Columbus Technical College recently welcomed a delegation from its sister city Jinju, South Korea to explore educational and workforce collaboration & cultural exchange.

The group toured the new Workforce Development Center and enjoyed lunch prepared by Culinary Arts students.

The Clingstones ended their season Sunday with an 8-6 loss to the Pensacola Wahoos at Synovus Park — the team unveiled a bronze bust honoring Theodore Golden and named the wiffle ball field the Golden Lot.

Residents in Georgetown attended city council on Tuesday (off Buena Vista Road near Shatula Road) and remain divided over a cat colony.

Some cite health risks like rabies while others value the cats for pest control, and a request to have Paws Humane Society remove them missed its Sunday deadline.

Residents near the Silver Comet Trail crossing are concerned about dangerous conditions and are urging changes to improve safety for pedestrians and cyclists.

Neighbors hope that local officials will evaluate and address the hazards soon.