Stories By Richard Hyatt
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Muscogee Local News
/ 9 years agoRecovering student continues to make news
Montravious Thomas, the 13-year-old seventh grader who lost his leg after a controversial incident in a Muscogee County classroom...
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Muscogee Local News
/ 9 years agoEXCLUSIVE: Surveillance Video Shows Student Being Carried Out
Exclusive surveillance video recorded on Sept. 12 shows behavioral specialist Bryant Mosley carrying Montravious Thomas down the halls of...
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Georgia Lifestyle
/ 9 years agoMeet the grand guru of Pasaquan
People who come to Pasaquan leave with their own Eddie Martin. Some take away the image of a bearded...
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Muscogee Local News
/ 9 years agoCongressman: Show Benning some love
Doug Colllins’ district is hours away from Fort Benning but the congressman from Gainesville still feels a closeness to...
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Muscogee Local News
/ 9 years agoDoes a $5 Million Suit Loom for Muscogee County?
Lawyers on both sides are busy doing their homework, a 14-year-old student allegedly injured in a confrontation with his teacher is...
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Muscogee Local News
/ 9 years agoStudent Hurt in Altercation Taken Home on School Bus
A 13-year-old student allegedly injured during an altercation with a teacher at the Edgewood Student Services Center a month ago was...
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Muscogee Local Government
/ 9 years agoDarr Leads Fund-Raising for Sheriff’s Race
In less than a month voters will chose a sheriff for Muscogee County, but in the all-important race to raise campaign...
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Georgia Opinions
/ 9 years agoWhat Was Columbus’ Turning Point?
Watching fearless white water rafters bouncing down the Chattahoochee River in the shadow of downtown Columbus, it is hard to imagine...
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Georgia Sports
/ 9 years agoSullivan’s Still Magical in Birmingham
His name was magical even before he played in his first college football game and on Friday night — more than...
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Muscogee Local Government
/ 9 years agoEndorsements Help Voters Learn
Voters years ago would fold up a wrinkled copy of the local newspaper’s political endorsements and carry them into the voting...