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Vintage cars

Vintage cars

Vintage cars

Vintage cars, trucks and mini tractors with live music made Happy Jacks the place to be Saturday in Columbus. Jack Johnson’s day-long event was the first of what he said would continue through the summer.
Fifteen new members

Fifteen new members

Fifteen new members

Fifteen new members were inducted into the Columbus High School Clyde O. Davidson chapter of the National Honor Society. They earned membership by the effective demonstration of the four qualities, demonstrating outstanding leadership, scholarship, service and character.

Cherokee County Jail Report

Rickey Lee Turley, 45, was arrested Wednesday by Cherokee County Sheriff’s Deputies on charges of probation violation and failure to appear and is being held without bail.
The tables were filled in the 4-H Center as some of the visitors would leave their place was quickly taken by those coming in. Keith and Carla Karsten are well known in the community and there were well over 30 people helping in the project.

The tables were filled in the 4-H Center as some of the visitors would leave their place was quickly taken by those coming in. Keith and Carla Karsten are well known in the community and there were well over 30 people helping in the project.

Fundraiser luncheon for Karstens has sell out crowd

Columbus Unified Board of Directors toured the new medical facility located in the front section of the large gymnasium at Central School

Columbus Unified Board of Directors toured the new medical facility located in the front section of the large gymnasium at Central School

Columbus Unified Board of Directors toured the new medical facility located in the front section of the large gymnasium at Central School

Columbus Unified Board of Directors toured the new medical facility located in the front section of the large gymnasium at Central School. The District has collaborated with the CHC/SEK to provide medical and behavioral health services for students and faculty in their schools.

Three arrested in Weir drug raid

As part of an ongoing investigation Cherokee County Sheriff’s Investigators executed a narcotic related search warrant on a Weir home Wednesday afternoon. The warrant was served just after 5 p.m. at 302 East Oak Street.

Council to revisit chicken guidelines

Since 2017 chickens have been banned from most of the city of Columbus, however discussions by the Columbus City Council during a recent work session, the ban may be lifted.

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Due to an error the date for a city meeting was mis-reported. Residents of Columbus are urged to attend an open forum concerning storm water and sanitary sewer evaluation presentation and discussion.