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Harrison Cluff, the left tackle on the Columbia High offensive line, announced his commitment to Baylor June 24. Cluff chose Baylor over schools such as Ole Miss, Arkansas, Mississippi State, Southern Miss and Purdue. | Photo by Jackson Howell © 2024 Emmerich Newspapers, Inc.

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Three-star CHS offensive lineman commits to Baylor University
By JACKSON HOWELL - Sports Editor
Wed,07/03/24-12:00PM , 1,123 Reads
Harrison Cluff, a three-star recruit and the anchor of the Columbia offensive line, announced his commitment to Baylor University June 24.
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New Columbia Wildcats head coach Jake Reed served as South Pike’s head coach for two seasons, which included a trip to The Big House in 2023. | Photo by Jackson Howell © 2024 Emmerich Newspapers, Inc.

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Reed takes the lead at Columbia
By JACKSON HOWELL - Sports Editor
Tue,07/02/24-12:14PM , 1,742 Reads
In searching for a new head boys basketball coach, the Columbia High administration didn’t have to look far. The Wildcats brought in Jake Reed from South Pike to lead the program after a successful two-year stint in Summit.
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Mia Miciello received the Pin-It-Forward award.

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Miciello receives Pin-It-Forward award at UCA cheer camp
By STAFF REPORTS
Sat,06/29/24-9:33AM , 1,013 Reads
Mia Miciello, a cheerleader at Columbia High School, received the Pin-It-Forward award at a UCA cheer camp June 15 at the University of Southern Mississippi.

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With the assistance of the legendary Eagle Day, Paul Pounds and Hilton Holmes created the Marion County Championship in 1999. It was officially retired June 20 and enshrined at the Marion County Historical Society and Museum. | Photo by Jackson Howell © Emmerich Newspapers, Inc. 2024

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Marion County Championship retired after 22 years of gridiron excellence
By JACKSON HOWELL - Sports Editor
Sat,06/29/24-5:00AM , 2,437 Reads
The Marion County Championship is no more after nearly 25 years, as the Marion County Athletic Commission retired the trophy June 20 and donated it and the Most Valuable Player trophy to the Marion County Historical Society and Museum.
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