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Who will succeed Pops Barnes on Columbus Council? State legislators back one candidate - Vimarsana News

Who will succeed Pops Barnes on Columbus Council? State legislators back one candidate

They wrote a letter to the mayor and councilors to encourage them to heed their recommendation.

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Presidential primary voting concludes Tuesday in Georgia, Columbus - Vimarsana News

Presidential primary voting concludes Tuesday in Georgia, Columbus

COLUMBUS, Ga. (WRBL) — Tuesday across Georgia is election day in the presidential primaries. Polling locations will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. In Columbus, 25 precincts across the city open. There have been four polling place changes since the 2022 elections. The following new polling locations will be in operation Tuesday: — INC […]

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Richard Smith's Columbus funeral streamed online as crowds, top state leaders expected - Vimarsana News

Richard Smith's Columbus funeral streamed online as crowds, top state leaders expected

An overflow crowd is expected downtown at Columbus’ First Baptist Church Monday, which will open extra space where mourners can watch a live stream of the service.

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Columbus leaders OK Minor League Baseball venture, seek bonds for Golden Park upgrade - Vimarsana News

Columbus leaders OK Minor League Baseball venture, seek bonds for Golden Park upgrade

Mayor Skip Henderson said $50 million in public improvements to the ball park could draw $350 million in private investment and support up to 3,000 new jobs.

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Should Columbus spend up to $50 million for Minor League baseball? Council must decide - Vimarsana News

Should Columbus spend up to $50 million for Minor League baseball? Council must decide

Some city councilors are questioning the timing and the funding mechanism, asking whether council would have to raise property taxes to back the bonds.

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