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Antiques show kicks off with gala, honors for local preservation efforts
When Keith and Chrissy Heard first saw Bryn Bella during a drive through Columbus, they decided the antebellum home on Stinson Creek Road was the place for them.
South Carolina news | Business leaders hustle to back Graham
A new commander has been named for Grand Forks Air Force Base. Col. Donald Shaffer is to succeed Col.
School seeks military veterans to participate in ceremony
Wednesday, Lee Middle School will host a Veterans Day program to honor all past and present military veterans.
American Power supplying Air Force uniforms
Getting a job through the Air Force doesn't always include working on base. Twenty employees were hired at American Power Supply in Columbus in September, pushing the total number of employees to 95, after the clothing manufacturer began assembling the Air Force's new physical training uniforms.
A new commander has been named for Grand Forks Air Force Base. Col. Donald Shaffer is to succeed Col.
A new commander has been named for Grand Forks Air Force Base. Col. Donald Shaffer is to succeed Col.
Program pairs tutors, students
Last spring, Courtland Petty, 7, was struggling with math. When she was in school, Leslie Watkins also had trouble understanding math problems.
Columbus considers bringing Air Force base into city limits
The Columbus City Council Tuesday expanded the area being studied for possible annexation into the city.
Pilots recall action over skies in World War II
History spoke for itself at Columbus Air Force Base as the 49th Fighter Training Squadron hosted its annual reunion over the weekend.
Cochran joins Air Force Caucus
WASHINGTON a ' Sen. Thad Cochran has joined the Air Force Caucus, an organization for members of Congress who are interested in issues affecting the U.S. Air Force and Air National Guard.
Veterans admire changes in Columbus
Nearly 15 years after first visiting Columbus for a 50th anniversary celebration of V-E Day, B.W. Curry, and his wife, Nancy, returned over the weekend and were impressed with how the city has changed.
The Made-Up Life and Real Death of Clyde Angel
Opens Fri 10/16, 5-8 PM. Through 12/1: Tue-Fri 11-6, Sat 11-5, Judy A. Saslow Gallery, 300 W. Superior, 312-943-0530, jsaslowgallery.com . [Read Jeff Huebner's 2000 story, Has Anyone Seen Clyde Angel? ] The artist known as Clyde Angel had been dead for about two years when Barry Marcus found out about it last fall, through the Judy Saslow Gallery ...
Air Force Reserve recruiter based in Columbus
For the first time, a recruiter for the U.S. Air Force Reserve is located in Columbus.
International spouses dine at Waverly
By Davida Hill-Beckum Daily Times Leader Linda Gates, of East Mississippi Community College's and Leslie Watkins, wife of Col.
Base honors Mid-South retirees
Military retirees received a warm 'thank you' Saturday as Columbus Air Force Base opened its doors for its annual Retiree Appreciation Day.
CAFB to host Retiree Appreciation Day
Columbus Air Force Base cordially invites military retirees, spouses and their families to Retiree Appreciation Day on Saturday.
Shuttle landed at MacDill in 1991
The space shuttle Atlantis, perched atop a 747 jet, made a surprise stop at MacDill Air Force Base on Wednesday thanks to thunderstorms at its home base in Cape Canaveral.
Impact of 9/11 felt eight years later
Mary Slater was at work at the Mississippi University for Women Police Department when she heard the news over the radio.
Fall enrollment grows by 26 percent for East Miss. Community College
East Mississippi Community College was braced for crowds at registration this fall, but reality surpassed expectations as EMCC posted an enrollment increase of nearly 26 percent over last year.
Although relatively unknown outside the area, a 1980 Mississippi University for Women gender integration lawsuit has heavily impacted higher education across the country, according to Columbus-Lowndes Public Library Archivist Mona Vance.
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