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SportsAlbany State routs Fort Valley State 49-0 in the Fountain City ClassicAlbany State beat Fort Valley State 49-0 on Saturday at AJ McClung Memorial Stadium in the 36th annual Fountain City Classic. Cameron Watts returned the opening kickoff for a touchdown, then intercepted a pass and ran it back 53 yards for another. Albany State led 14-0 after 47 seconds, before its offense had taken the field.Sunday’s editionRead

Sports from local newsrooms

From Opelika Observer, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution and 4 more newsrooms, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. Opelika Observer4 hours ago

    First-quarter deficit stings Glenwood in opening round

    BY EVAN BROWNFOR THE OBSERVER SMITHS STATION — Glenwood School’s inaugural flag football season came to an end Nov. 3 as the Lady Gators (7-7) fell 21-0 to McGill-Toolen Catholic High School in the first round of the Class Private AA playoffs at Sammy Howard Field. It was the program’s first playoff appearance.The Lady Yellow […]

  2. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution5 hours ago

    Albany State claims Fountain City bragging rights as HBCU title races tighten

  3. WRBL5 hours ago

    Midday Interview: A fashion show for personal resilience

    COLUMBUS, Ga. (WRBL) — Model Coach Destiny Elliott and Executive Director Antwaniece Wall joined WRBL to discuss the Changing Faces Within: Loving What I See Fashion Show. Organizers aim to get participants to see beauty, strength, and confidence when they look in the mirror as a result of this fashion show. The event focuses on

  4. WTVM.com8 hours ago

    SEC Championship Game to end after 2026 as College Football Playoff expands to 24 teams

    Auburn students and former Georgia player DJ Jones react to the change

  5. Columbus Ledger-Enquirer8 hours ago

    Ryan Day Not Making Quarterback Change After Loss To Oregon

    Ryan Day has reportedly made the decision to stick with quarterback Luke Fahey despite the team's recent 0-2 stretch.

  6. Columbus CEO21 hours ago

    Uptown Announces 2026 Holiday Guide Showcasing a Season Full of Festive Events

    Uptown is officially kicking off the holiday season with the release of its 2026 Holiday Guide, a comprehensive showcase of the celebrations, experiences, and community traditions planned throughout the coming months. Designed to highlight the best of what Uptown offers, the guide features events for families, shoppers, food lovers, music fans, and anyone looking to embrace the magic of the season. “This year’s holiday lineup reflects everything that makes Uptown special—our creativity, our small businesses, our cultural spirit, and our commitment to bringing people together,” said Mikayla…

  7. Columbus Ledger-EnquirerYesterday

    Dan Lanning Warns Ohio State Fans Who Want Ryan Day Fired

    The Oregon Ducks coach warned the Buckeyes fans who want Day gone.

  8. Columbus Ledger-EnquirerYesterday

    Marvin Harrison Jr. Continues To Look Like A Major NFL Draft Bust

    The Houston Texans wide receiver hasn't improved in a new home.

  9. Columbus Ledger-EnquirerYesterday

    What 24-Team CFP Expansion Means for Ohio State's Immediate Future, Big Ten

    Any given Saturday is a real rallying cry, especially this college football season.

In brief

The short notes of Today in Columbus’ last two editions. Open one to read it, with its sources.

  • SoftballJeff Davis High's softball team took third in the GHSA Class AA State Tournament in Columbus.

    Jeff Davis High's softball team took third in the GHSA Class AA State Tournament in Columbus. Seeded 14th, the Lady Jackets were the lowest seed to reach the state finals and finished 21-17.

    Around Georgia · Today’s editionSource: Jeff Davis Ledger

  • SoccerColumbus State's top-seeded women's soccer team beat North Georgia 2-1 Saturday for its fourth straight Peach Belt Conference championship, playing without four starters because of injuries.

    Columbus State's top-seeded women's soccer team beat North Georgia 2-1 Saturday for its fourth straight Peach Belt Conference championship, playing without four starters because of injuries. Coach Jay Entlich said, "We weathered the storm a little bit."

    News Notes · Monday’s editionSource: WTVM.com