Zack Plair

CALEDONIA – Judy Enlow sat in a metal folding chair Saturday patiently waiting on her burger to finish cooking. It was the least she could do for her

Democrat Scott Colom raised nearly $600,000 for his 2026 U.S. Senate campaign in just 27 days after announcing his run.

The lack of communication between the city’s contracted lobbying firm and council members was boiled down Wednesday to a simple mixup.

A crew with Gene Reid’s construction company started Monday tearing out wood floors on the first level of The Depot at Main and 13th Street South, beginning the space’s conversion from commercial space to six high-end apartments.

Public works will get needed new equipment next fiscal year, but the city will have to dip into its cash reserves to buy it.

CINCO debt payment could mean 4.6% tax increase for Lowndes County

An area elected official is calling on the Golden Triangle Development LINK to reinstate former CEO Joe Max Higgins.

COLUMBUS – Longtime CEO Joe Max Higgins is no longer with the Golden Triangle Development LINK. A press release issued Sunday evening said the LINK’s

Work should begin this fall on redeveloping the old Burns Bottom subdivision, with the first residential and commercial units available for sale by 2028.

The city council next week will consider contracting with a former WCBI reporter for public information officer duties.