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Week 3 Players of the Week
By BRAD CROWE - Sports Editor
Thu,09/08/22-6:00PM , 1,274 Reads
The Players of the Week for Week 3 are pictured with Marion General Hospital's Jackie Stovall. They are, pictured from left, Columbia Academy senior Preston Sauls, West Marion senior Jakaden Mark and Columbia sophomore AJ Lewis. Players of the Week is sponsored by Marion General Hospital, Citizens Bank and First Southern Bank.

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Trojans fall short in comeback against Tylertown
By BRAD CROWE - Sports Editor
Thu,09/08/22-5:00PM , 1,000 Reads
The West Marion Trojans battled to the bitter end in an effort to overcome early mistakes in Friday night's game against Tylertown.
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Columbia's DJ Cloyd (left) and Kendale Johnson (right) celebrate a 26-yard touchdown reception by Johnson during the Wildcats' Week 2 matchup with East Marion.

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Wildcats win big over rival Eagles
By BRAD CROWE - Sports Editor
Thu,09/08/22-3:51PM , 899 Reads
The Columbia Wildcats were firing on all cylinders in their bid to remain the Marion County champs against the rival East Marion Eagles, capturing the lead just minutes into competition and never letting off the gas, ending the night with a 41-6 home victory.
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Tracie Raybourn, the owner of Barrett's Garden Center, said her favorite part of the business is how the changing of the seasons keeps things fresh and interesting throughout the year. | Photo by Brad Crowe

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Professional Profile: Tracie Raybourn
By BRAD CROWE - Sports Editor
Thu,09/08/22-3:28PM , 2,783 Reads
This week The Columbian-Progress spotlights Barrett’s Garden Center Tracie Raybourn.

Q: When and where were you born?
A: I was born May 17, 1966 to James and Evelyn Thomas in San Rafael, Calif. My mother was from the Decatur area. She was an airlines tourist and met my father on Wake Island.
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