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City acknowledges existence of body cam footage in federal lawsuit case
By JOSHUA CAMPBELL - Publisher
Wed,09/04/24-9:08AM , 2,757 Reads
Editor’s Note: The Columbian-Progress filed both a Public Records Request and Freedom of Information Act Request on Monday, Aug. 26, 2024 for the inspection or receipt of Columbia Police Department body camera footage of the Jan.
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Columbia Mayor Justin McKenzie addresses the public Tuesday afternoon regarding the vacant Columbia Police Chief opening. | Photo by Joshua Campbell © Emmerich Newspapers, Inc. 2024

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City down to two candidates for new police chief
By JOSHUA CAMPBELL - Publisher
Tue,09/03/24-6:39PM , 1,941 Reads
The Columbia Board of Aldermen held its regularly scheduled meeting Tuesday afternoon, and Mayor Justin McKenzie informed the public that the city interviewed three of the five applicants for Columbia Police Chief and two of them have risen to the top.
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Tra Lewis will be one of the top playmakers and leaders on this year's Columbia squad. | Photo by Joshua Campbell © 2024 Emmerich Newspapers, Inc.

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Columbia's 3 talking points
By JOSHUA CAMPBELL - Publisher
Fri,08/30/24-1:00PM , 1,172 Reads
1) How big of a difference will there be for Columbia making the switch to Lance Pogue from Chip Bilderback? Columbia has had several terrific head coaches throughout the years, and it didn’t take long for Bilderback to add his name to the list.
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The Columbia Fire Department’s eighth annual 9/11 Memorial Walk will begin at CFD Station 2 on Evergreen Street and complete its journey at CFD Station 1 on Pearl Street. It will start at 8 a.m. on Sept. 11. |Photos submitted

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9/11 Memorial Walk aims to remember sacrifice, bring community together
By JOSHUA CAMPBELL - Publisher
Thu,08/29/24-3:00PM , 1,743 Reads
The Columbia Fire Department will be leading its eighth annual 9/11 Memorial Walk in two weeks and invites all to attend.
Capt. Nathan Guy, who has been a firefighter for 20 years, started the walk because he didn’t want people to lose sight of what Sept. 11, 2001 cost.
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