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Georgia to start enforcing texting while driving ban today
ATLANTA — Got a quick message you want to send to a friend or a family member?
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Economists: Columbus remains star in wobbly Georgia economy
The Georgia economy is now in a wobbly recovery that will take three to four years before pre-recession levels of growth and job creation return, say leading economists.
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Four Muscogee County teachers riding the ‘vomit comet’ this week
Four Muscogee County high school teachers will conduct weightless, hyper-gravity experiments at NASA Johnson Space Center’s Ellington Field in Houston this week.
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Phenix City nursing home unveils $3 million renovation project
More than 75 company executives, employees and supporters gathered Thursday at Phenix City’s Canterbury Healthcare Facility to celebrate the completion of its $3 million renovation project.
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National Night Out set for Tuesday in Columbus
Don’t be worried if the wailing of sirens and the bubble gum lights of police cars come down your street Tuesday night.
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Northern captures state championship
Saturday was almost like a dream for April Robinson in Columbus.
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Columbus woman fatally shot, found in street
Diane Patricia Norman was shot in back; no suspects identified
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Blazers basketball thrives in region but at a cost
Bill Chester understands why Tony Adams and Herman Porter formed the Columbus Blazers in 1996.
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UNEMPLOYMENT CHECKS ON THE WAY
Nearly 91,000 unemployed Georgians are receiving federal extended unemployment benefits once again.
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7 more suspects plead not guilty in Aflac scam case
Seven people accused of scamming Aflac out of nearly $1 million appeared in federal court Friday.
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Repairs on Macon Road bridge to take longer than expected
Work to repair concrete cracks beneath the Interstate 185 bridge at Macon Road could take two more months, a Georgia Department of Transportation official said.
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Columbus High grad discusses ‘dream trip’ to China
Columbus High graduate Latasha Neal says she is “fascinated with language.”
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Groundbreaking for pool, other projects could be early next year
A city pool planned on land off Macon Road moved a step closer after supporters backed a proposal presented Monday at the Columbus Government Center.
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After 32 years, mother believes she will find out who killed her soldier son
Patricia Bonney ran her fingers over a photograph of her son, Kirk Bonney.
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Cause of fire at Columbus Lowe’s unknown
Tina McDaniel was the first Lowe’s employee to know something was wrong on Friday.
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Columbus family opens home to Midway-Scottdale Little League team
The boys of Midway-Scottdale aren’t the best team in this week’s Georgia Little League State Tournament, but they were the only ones to score an invitation to Gene Neal’s Columbus home.
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'Birther' movement attorney Orly Taitz keeps fighting legal battle, thinks Obama can't be the president
Orly Taitz, the so-called “birther” attorney who’s led charges across the country against President Barack Obama’s legitimacy to hold office, continues to defy a federal court order to pay $20,000 in sanctions and to challenge the judicial system.
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Parks & Rec audit: City manager's office revokes Adams, Porter’s coaching duties
Two suspended Columbus Parks and Recreation employees were ordered by the city manager’s office to halt their involvement with an elite youth basketball team they coach.
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Headquarter Nissan to open its doors Monday
Monday morning they will be selling new Nissans in North Columbus, ending a two-year saga that put one car dealer out of business and opened the door for a South Alabama dealer to move into the market.
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Phenix City Council considers restructuring debt service
Phenix City officials again discussed how to cope with the tightening economy while trying to maintain city services and drive economic development. In a Thursday budget work session, officials talked about restructuring the city’s debt service.
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