Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 24th of December.
Good morning, Columbus.
Uptown Columbus businesses announced special holiday hours for today's Christmas Eve and tomorrow's Christmas Day.
Local retailers + restaurants have adjusted schedules to serve holiday shoppers and diners during the festive season.
Health officials report a rise in flu cases in Columbus and nearby areas as hospital visits increase ahead of the usual January peak.
They urge residents to get vaccinated and wash hands to help reduce spread.
East Alabama Health has opened a new mental health facility — set to provide essential care to local residents.
The center will offer a range of services to support community well-being.
Nancy Treaster and Sue Ryan discussed 'The Caregiver's Journey' and outlined a resource offering caregivers practical tips (a guide for local families).
Greater Columbus Sports and Events Council named Craig Howard, a Phenix City native, as its new executive director.
He will assume the role on Jan. 12 and lead efforts to boost sports participation, community health, and economic growth.
Columbus River Dragons vs. Carolina Thunderbirds
7:35-9:35 p.m. — Columbus Civic Center — Admission tickets required — Enjoy the intensity of the Columbus River Dragons in action against their rivals the Carolina Thunderbirds.
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