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The Veterans Day Commemoration program drew its largest crowd in several years Monday morning in front of the Marion County Courthouse. | Photo by Joshua Campbell © Emmerich Newspapers, Inc. 2024

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Veterans Day Commemoration revered
By JOSHUA CAMPBELL - Publisher
Wed,11/13/24-1:06PM , 592 Reads
The annual Veterans Day Commemoration was a beacon of hope Monday morning at the Marion County Courthouse and had its best attendance in several years.
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Marion County Sheriff's Office Investigator Brad Anderson, right, who served as Columbia Police Department Interim Chief for several weeks, hands over the chief badge to Adrien Fortenberry Sept. 10 when he was sworn in. | Photo by Joshua Campbell © Emmerich Newspapers, Inc. 2024

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CPD and Sheriff's Office love new partnership
By JOSHUA CAMPBELL - Publisher
Thu,11/07/24-11:26AM , 1,433 Reads
When the Columbia Board of Aldermen approved the hiring of Columbia Police Chief Adrien Fortenberry Sept. 9, one of the primary reasons why was to establish unity with the Marion County Sheriff's Office.
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Junior running back Ashton Daniels, who surpassed 1,000 yards Oct. 31, carries the ball around the left end through a gaping hole created by the Columbia offensive line. Daniels reached paydirt twice against Purvis with 130 yards on the ground on just eight carries. | Photo by Joshua Campbell © Emmerich Newspapers, Inc. 2024

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Wildcats finish regular season in style
By JOSHUA CAMPBELL - Publisher
Wed,11/06/24-3:50PM , 739 Reads
Rain falling from the sky on Halloween could have produced a scary scenario for the Wildcats Oct. 31 as they played host to Purvis, but Columbia relied on its two superstar running backs and stingy defense to make easy work of the Tornadoes in a 38-14 win.
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Woman arrested on multiple charges again
By JOSHUA CAMPBELL - Publisher
Wed,11/06/24-3:48PM , 349 Reads
A Bassfield woman, who was arrested less than three weeks ago by the Marion County Sheriff’s Office and was initially denied bond because she was already out on felony bond for a separate case, was arrested again early Sunday morning on similar charges.
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