Community stands behind mother who lost her daughter tragically
Sonya Baldwin, better known as Ms. Sonya, is well-known in Columbus for her work at Hardee's and for her cheerful spirit.
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Sonya Baldwin, better known as Ms. Sonya, is well-known in Columbus for her work at Hardee's and for her cheerful spirit.
Wherever there is music, Kirklyn Johnson is in his element. Johnson excelled in music throughout public school and at NEMCC from the moment he stepped foot on campus.
Helping students face the challenges of continuing their education and joining the workforce were two of the aims of The Pickens County College and Career Center Foundation.
The mayor-elect of Aberdeen talked about his vision for the Monroe County town during a luncheon.
On average, every five seconds a child is abused somewhere in America. That's why April is set aside as Child Abuse Awareness Month.
A fisherman is rescued this morning at Lake Lowndes after falling out of his boat. The incident happened just before 9.
Damian Peterson has now been charged with murder for the death of Ashanti Jade Turner. Peterson was identified as a person of interest in the homicide investigation of Turner.
Some Eupora community members will need to boil their water before consuming it.
We are days away from the 10-year anniversary of the deadly EF4 tornado that ravaged Winston County. Winds as high as 185 miles per hour shredded homes and changed lives there forever.
An alleged attempted robbery in Columbus could have possibly been foiled thanks to a careful and prepared citizen.
A man wanted in Lowndes County for armed robbery was charged with the same crime in west Alabama.
April 24 marks a powerful statement in the fight against sexual violence. Denim Day is an international holiday.
Jack Reed Jr. spoke at the Capitol Rotunda Tuesday during a news conference. Reed Jr. said expanding Medicaid would have a positive impact on poor residents, and also would boost the state's economy.
An alert on a home security system leads to the arrest of a Lowndes County burglary suspect. 39-year-old Andrew Paul Johnston was charged with burglary and possession of a controlled substance.
The town of Brooksville issued a boil water notice for people who live on Hopewell Road and parts of Highway 388.