As U.S. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta formally laid out plans Thursday to cut the active Army ranks by 80,000 soldiers and conduct another Base Realignment and Closure study, a call for a battle plan of sorts was taking shape in Columbus.
With national signing day less than a week away, Georgia’s coaching staff could be in store for an unusual supply of tense moments.
Sharon Collins is a self-professed geek when it comes to the topics she covers as host of “Georgia Outdoors” on Georgia Public Broadcasting.
Columbus City Championship Swim Meet
Clowning class with David and Cherie Gregg at Springer Theater Academy
Photos from Fort Mitchell National Historic Landmark
Russell County drug arrests
Gov. Nathan Deal tours Kia plant in West Point
Golden Globes 2012
CSU vs. Flagler Womens Basketball gallery
Favorite Pictures of the Year - Joe Paull
Favorite Photos of the Year - Robin Trimarchi
Holiday lights 2011
Amani and Marcus from Pine Mountain compete on The Amazing Race
2011 Bi-City Christmas Parade
Downtown Christmas Tree Lighting
Auburn Alabama Iron Bowl 2011
Central v. Prattville FB
Auburn v. Samford Homecoming 2011
Glenwood AISA state finals
Tornado hits Harris County High Campus
GHSA State Cheerleading Championships 2011
Carver v. Lovett Football
A lengthy and contentious fight over Texas redistricting plans took a new twist Friday when the state and a minority group opposing the redrawn maps started negotiating over the disputed districts in hopes of preserving its April 3 primary.
The Columbus metro area unemployment rate ticked higher to 8.9 percent in December, up from 8.6 percent in November, the Georgia Department of Labor reported Thursday.
A jury has convicted a New York prison inmate of falsely filing tax returns seeking $890 million in refunds.
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