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Cherokee County Court Docket

This is the schedule of the District Court Room with Judge Maradeth Frederick presiding. All of the hearings, conferences, arraignments, dismissals, appearances and trials are open to the public.

Cherokee County Jail Report

Aubrey Elizabeth Anderson, 36, was arrested Wednesday by Bureau of Indian Affairs on charges of domestic battery; knowing or reckless bodily harm, two counts of certain stimulants, use or possess drug paraphernalia for use in the human body, disorderly conduct and interference with law enforcement...

Scammon to host annual Fall Festival

Though long since closed, Scammon Elementary will once again be home to children of all ages this Saturday as members of the community come together to host a Family Fall Festival.Located at 400 Katy Street in Scammon, the former school building sits on adjacent land to the City Park.The event...

Columbus approves 2027 budget

Following an unattended budget and revenue neutral rate public hearing, the Columbus City Council unanimously approved a $7.23 million budget for 2027.Of the total budgeted amount, $1,599,105 is slated to be collected in ad valorem taxes to supplement the city’s portion of the budget.An additional...
Remi Barnes

Remi Barnes

Weir Homecoming kicks off tonight

An annual celebration since 1935, the 91st Weir Homecoming is slated to kick off this evening with the highly anticipated chili and bean feed.Each year, organizers choose a theme for the two day event, this year’s theme is “Heartbeat of the Heartland,” honoring the local farmers and ranchers who...
In previous years, the annual Suicide Prevention Awareness Walk, began in front of the Cherokee County Courthouse. This year the event will begin at the office of Spring River Mental Health in Columbus, 201 W. Walnut. Following the walk, participants may place pinwheels to honor and remember loved ones.

In previous years, the annual Suicide Prevention Awareness Walk, began in front of the Cherokee County Courthouse. This year the event will begin at the office of Spring River Mental Health in Columbus, 201 W. Walnut. Following the walk, participants may place pinwheels to honor and remember loved ones.

Suicide prevention awareness walk set

September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month.
Many hands make light work according to a proverb popularized in 1546. That sentiment held true Thursday at a benefit dinner held for Pastor Jim Bowles and Sandy Louthan. Volunteer Cindi Dunnic (center) receives two pans of pulled pork ready to be made into sandwiches by volunteers Ron Holmes (left) and Jennifer Eshelman (right).

Many hands make light work according to a proverb popularized in 1546. That sentiment held true Thursday at a benefit dinner held for Pastor Jim Bowles and Sandy Louthan. Volunteer Cindi Dunnic (center) receives two pans of pulled pork ready to be made into sandwiches by volunteers Ron Holmes (left) and Jennifer Eshelman (right).

Thursday at a benefit dinner

Columbus Public Library Hours

Mondays 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Tuesdays 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Wednesday 9 a.m-6 p.m. Thursdays 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Fridays 9 a.m.- 6 p.m. Saturdays 10 a.m.-noon.Curbside service will be available upon request.

Help needed to fill food pantry

Throughout the month of September, Mike Carpino Ford will be collecting nonperishable food items with a goal of filling a Ford with at least 400 pounds of food.

Cherokee County Jail Report

Emily Sarah Aikins, 33, was arrested Monday by Cherokee County Sheriff’s Deputies on charges of arson; dwelling of another without consent and is being held without bail.Ricard Casey Suttles, 38, was arrested Monday by Cherokee County Sheriff’s Deputies on charges of use or possess drug...