US government looks to continue feeding students
The U.S. federal government is turning to public/private partnerships to keep feeding students in need after the global pandemic forced nationwide school closures. ...Read more
Local News
CSU announces partial refund plans for fees paid for Spring 2020 semester
The partial refunds include fees paid for housing, dining, and other appropriate fees. ...Read more
Columbus animal shelter combatting COVID-19
Due to many people staying at home quarantining themselves within their house, Paws has not been able to receive the help they have grown to depend on. ...Read more
Former WTVM reporter tests positive for COVID-19 in Texas
A former WTVM News Leader 9 reporter who is now a reporter and anchor at KTRK in Houston, Texas has tested positive for COVID-19. ...Read more
Emergency shelter opens in Columbus in response to COVID-19
SafeHouse Ministries on Hamilton Road opened the shelter in collaboration with the Continuum, of Care (COC). ...Read more
Dorothy Height Elementary School in Columbus joins teacher neighborhood parade
The school visited the surrounding area where its students got to watch their teachers pass by. Participants waived and had a good time. ...Read more
Fort Benning announces additional measures in place to prevent spread of COVID-19
Fort Benning announced additional measures in place to reduce the spread of COVID-19. ...Read more
All city parks in Phenix City close to the public following statewide social distancing order
The order goes in effect March 28 and will remain until further notice. ...Read more
Feds, states crack down on price gouging and hoarding of coronavirus supplies
Attorneys general at the state and federal level begin cracking down and investigating reports of price gouging and hoarding of critical supplies. ...Read more
Peeps production stops, but Easter is taken care of
No more Peeps are being hatched for at least a couple of weeks — but it shouldn’t affect Easter baskets. ...Read more
