LaGrange man wins $400K Georgia Lottery prize
A LaGrange man is celebrating a win from the Georgia Lottery. Charles Green, 40, played the instant game 20X The Money and won a $400,000 top prize.
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A LaGrange man is celebrating a win from the Georgia Lottery. Charles Green, 40, played the instant game 20X The Money and won a $400,000 top prize.
The fourteenth annual Army International Sniper Competition is in full effect at Fort Benning. A field full of 36 two-man teams from around the world kicked off the competition Monday, Oct. 20.
The days of waiting on your child’s report card to find out how they’re performing in class are over. Technology is now giving parents up to the minute access to grades and assignments.The Muscogee County School District
From knocking over kick returners in the Georgia Dome to allegedly knocking over gas stations in Columbus, Quintavius Harrow has gone from the top to the bottom in just three years. Harrow turned himself in to authorities
A LaGrange man is celebrating a win from the Georgia Lottery. Charles Green, 40, played the instant game 20X The Money and won a $400,000 top prize.
Loughridge and his wife moved from Florida to Auburn to raise their two sons in 2012. After living in a rental home for two years, Loughridge said his wife applied online to HGTV’s House Hunters on a
Columbus police need your assistance identifying three burglary suspects.On Oct. 16 at about 2:18 a.m., three black males forcibly entered the Nick N-Dent Store on Henry Avenue and stole various items.
From knocking over kick returners in the Georgia Dome to allegedly knocking over gas stations in Columbus, Quintavius Harrow has gone from the top to the bottom in just three years. Harrow turned himself in to authorities
CSU’s Schwob Music Preparatory Division will host its first sensory-friendly music recital for young people with autism or sensory processing sensitivities. The recital will be held in RiverCenter’s Legacy Hall on Saturday, Nov. 1 at 6 p.m.
An Ohio man imprisoned for nearly six months in North Korea arrived home early Wednesday morning. Jeffrey Fowle, 56, was unexpectedly released by North Korea Tuesday, and the U.S. plane carrying him landed at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base