The Columbus Times Launches Weekly 8-Page Print Edition
COLUMBUS, Ga. - The Columbus Times has launched a weekly 8-page broadsheet newspaper, with its first edition covering Su...
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COLUMBUS, Ga. - The Columbus Times has launched a weekly 8-page broadsheet newspaper, with its first edition covering Su...
Oct. 29, 2026COLUMBUS, Ga. - Three Columbus food service locations received B grades of 88 during health inspections Monday and Tuesd...
Oct. 29, 2026COLUMBUS, Ga. - A library card from the Chattahoochee Valley Libraries is free for anyone who lives in or owns property...
Oct. 29, 2026COLUMBUS, Ga. - The Muscogee County School District's four-year graduation rate reached 96.3% in 2026, nearly eight perc...
Oct. 29, 2026COLUMBUS, Ga. - Georgia voters who cast a ballot in person on Tuesday, Nov. 3, must show a photo ID, and the Georgia Sec...
Oct. 29, 2026COLUMBUS, Ga. - Fort Benning is preparing to receive three nuclear microreactors designed to keep selected mission-criti...
Oct. 29, 2026COLUMBUS, Ga. - A Columbus resident won $10,000 playing an online Georgia Lottery game, one of four Georgia players who...
Oct. 29, 2026COLUMBUS, Ga. - Columbus restaurants received eight C grades during the first 10 months of 2026, four times the two C gr...
Oct. 28, 2026COLUMBUS, Ga. - Muscogee County's unemployment rate rose to 4.4% in September 2026, up from 4.2% in August and 4.2% a ye...
Oct. 28, 2026COLUMBUS, Ga. - A total of 29,497 Muscogee County voters have cast early ballots in Georgia's 2026 general election, put...
Oct. 28, 2026COLUMBUS, Ga. - The Columbus Museum sits on nine acres in the Wynnton neighborhood, occupies 86,000 square feet and comp...
Oct. 28, 2026COLUMBUS, Ga. - The Columbus Iron Works began in 1853 as a foundry serving a growing industrial city, became a major Con...
Oct. 28, 2026COLUMBUS, Ga. - Gas prices in Columbus have fallen to an average of $3.62 a gallon, down 56 cents from a month ago, acco...
Oct. 28, 2026COLUMBUS, Ga. - Columbus Times has a new sister site, and it is bringing free, independent local news to Jacksonville an...
Oct. 27, 2026COLUMBUS, Ga. - Getting public records in Columbus starts with identifying which government office holds the information...
Oct. 27, 2026COLUMBUS, Ga. - Columbus Airport could get a dedicated landing facility for electric air taxis and an electric aircraft...
Oct. 27, 2026COLUMBUS, Ga. - Columbus Council will consider a proposed asphalt plant on Macon Road, an $8.6 million pickleball constr...
Oct. 27, 2026COLUMBUS, Ga. - Georgia drivers who violate the state's hands-free driving law can face fines ranging from $50 to $150 a...
Oct. 26, 2026COLUMBUS, Ga. - Union troops burned the Eagle Mill during the destruction of Columbus' industries in April 1865, but the...
Oct. 26, 2026COLUMBUS, Ga. - The National Civil War Naval Museum on Victory Drive holds the burned remains of two Confederate warship...
Oct. 25, 2026WEST POINT, Ga. - Before the Chattahoochee River reaches the Columbus Riverwalk, it passes through West Point Dam. The d...
Oct. 25, 2026PINE MOUNTAIN, Ga. - About 40 minutes north of Columbus, zebras, bison and camels walk up to car windows looking for a s...
Oct. 25, 2026COLUMBUS, Ga. - Georgia recorded a 15.21% error rate in food stamp payments during fiscal year 2025, the fourth-highest...
Oct. 25, 2026COLUMBUS, Ga. - Hockey is back at the Columbus Civic Center. The Columbus River Dragons opened their home schedule this...
Oct. 25, 2026COLUMBUS, Ga. - Columbus State University started in an old hosiery mill with about 300 students, and today it enrolls n...
Oct. 25, 2026COLUMBUS, Ga. - Every Columbus traveler eventually faces the same question: fly out of Columbus Airport or make the driv...
Oct. 25, 2026Columbus, Ga. - A baseball Hall of Famer, a five-time Grammy winner and the first African American military pilot all co...
Oct. 24, 2026Warm Springs, Ga. - President Franklin D. Roosevelt made 16 trips to Warm Springs during his presidency, staying in a mo...
Oct. 24, 2026Columbus, Ga. - Twin-Peaks on Adams Farm Drive leads Columbus' 15 most-reviewed restaurants with 8,446 Google reviews, f...
Oct. 24, 2026Some things are impossible. Some things just seem impossible. The impossible is actually traveling back in time. The see...
Oct. 24, 2026Columbus, Ga. - Carson McCullers was just 23 when her first novel, "The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter," was published in 1940...
Oct. 24, 2026Columbus, Ga. - Ma Rainey, the legendary singer known as the "Mother of the Blues," began performing as a young girl in...
Oct. 24, 2026Columbus, Ga. - Rosehill Seafood tops a ranking of 12 Columbus seafood and fish restaurants with 4.4 Google stars, 2,033...
Oct. 24, 2026Columbus, Ga. - Columbus is taking public comments on two federally funded projects: a 198-apartment senior housing buil...
Oct. 24, 2026Columbus, Ga. - Thai Orchid leads a ranking of 18 Columbus Asian restaurants with a 4.8-star Google rating from 694 revi...
Oct. 23, 2026Columbus, Ga. - For 91 years, Columbus had a small neighboring city built around a textile mill. Bibb City was incorpora...
Oct. 23, 2026Columbus, Ga. - Angry Wings & Things leads a ranking of 18 Columbus wing spots with a 4.9-star Google rating from 204 re...
Oct. 23, 2026The National Infantry Museum and Soldier Center in Columbus has welcomed more than 3.8 million visitors since it opened...
Oct. 23, 2026Columbus-area hikers have six marked day-hike loops to choose from at F.D. Roosevelt State Park in Pine Mountain, rangin...
Oct. 23, 2026Columbus residents can get rid of old paint, household chemicals, car batteries and outdated computers for free on Satur...
Oct. 23, 2026Columbus, Ga. - Three of America's best-known soft drinks trace back to Columbus. John Stith Pemberton, the man who inve...
Oct. 23, 2026Columbus, Ga. - Chick-fil-A ranks No. 1 among 27 fast-food and casual dining chains in Columbus for health inspection sc...
Oct. 23, 2026Starting a business in Columbus, Georgia, requires more than paying the city's $75 business license administrative fee....
Oct. 22, 2026Columbus Airport has evolved from an early airmail facility serving the Chattahoochee Valley into a 680-acre regional ai...
Oct. 22, 2026Georgia has spent approximately $165.7 million on its Medicaid work requirement program, but only 18,527 people were act...
Oct. 22, 2026Moving to Columbus, Georgia, means more than getting a new address: New residents generally have 30 days to obtain a Geo...
Oct. 22, 2026Columbus, Georgia, has the longest-operating public library in the Chattahoochee Valley Libraries system, with its main...
Oct. 22, 2026Columbus, Georgia, property owners face a Dec. 1 deadline for the remaining 60% of their 2026 property tax bills after t...
Oct. 22, 2026Columbus, Georgia, has three historic places that tell very different stories about the city's development: the Springer...
Oct. 22, 2026Columbus, Georgia, residents can have fallen leaves, grass clippings, pine needles and other approved yard debris collec...
Oct. 22, 2026Columbus, Ga., will see sunset move from 6:50 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 31, to 5:49 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 1, when daylight saving...
Oct. 21, 2026Columbus, Ga., is Georgia's second-largest city by population, has the highest median household income among Columbus, A...
Oct. 21, 2026The typical Columbus household earns $58,073 a year, about $19,300 less than the typical Georgia household and $22,700 l...
Oct. 21, 2026Living across the river in Phenix City, Ala., is cheaper than living in Columbus, Ga., on most measures: the typical hom...
Oct. 21, 2026Columbus, Ga., is still Georgia's second-largest city, but only by 172 people. The U.S. Census Bureau's newest estimate...
Oct. 20, 2026The average Columbus worker spends 20.9 minutes getting to work, about 7 minutes less than the typical Georgian and 5½ m...
Oct. 20, 2026Georgia anglers will have five specially managed trout streams to fish beginning November 1, when the state's delayed ha...
Oct. 20, 2026First-time homebuyers in Columbus, Ga., can get up to $49,999 toward a down payment through the city's Sweet Home Columb...
Oct. 19, 2026Columbus has something many Georgia cities would love to have: a major riverfront, relatively affordable housing, establ...
Oct. 19, 2026For decades, Americans were encouraged to earn college degrees and pursue office jobs as a pathway to financial security...
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