Good morning, Columbus.

The Keep Columbus Beautiful Commission will host its second annual Tee Like a Lady Golf Clinic on Thursday, Sept.

10 at Bull Creek Golf Course. The event will offer professional instruction and networking for women — with proceeds supporting local environmental projects.

Stuckey’s announced the closure of its Georgia production facility; however, it will continue selling its pecan snacks & candies to retail partners while laying off about 25 employees.

A Columbus lottery player won a $3M Grant scratcher ticket and claimed a $1.5M payout on Aug.

31 from Marathon Food Mart (5700 Warm Springs Road). Lottery officials said the win boosted state scratcher claims that fund local education programs such as the HOPE Scholarship and statewide Pre-K initiatives.

On Tuesday night, leaders from Jinju, South Korea, led by Mayor Kyoo Il Jo, arrived in Columbus as part of the sister-city partnership and attended the Clingstones game where Mayor Skip Henderson welcomed them with a ceremonial first pitch.

Their tour continued Wednesday with visits to local businesses.

Dr. Charles Fortune at Piedmont's John B.

Amos Cancer Center explains what men need to know about prostate cancer screening, prevention, and treatment. He offers key guidance to help them stay informed about their health.

A 7-year-old with sickle cell received a life-changing transplant from his brother at a local hospital, and doctors said the procedure now gives him a fresh start.