Zack Plair is the Managing Editor for The Commercial Dispatch, a local newspaper in Columbus, Mississippi. With a focus on local news and events, Zack covers a wide range of topics including crime, community pride, local government, and human interest stories.
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Ward 5 Councilman Stephen Jones called out the advocacy group A Better Columbus on Thursday for what he believes are “openly racist attacks” he says have recently targeted his wife.
By: Zack Plair
The first concert Sally Stafford remembers attending was at the Market Street Festival when she was 7 or 8 years old.
Bobo, an escaped 700-pound boar that has eluded police for a week, is back with its owner and soon will head to a meat processor.
The city is still trying to sell the old Fire Station 4 building at the corner of Airline and South McCrary roads, turning now to a real estate broker for help.
By: Zack Plair
COLUMBUS -- An effort that started in 2022 to renovate a historic two-story home at 225 Fifth St. N. is picking up steam, as work on the long vacant
By: Zack Plair
LOWNDES COUNTY – Jeff Long sits on a swing holding an acoustic guitar, asking his bandmates what song they want to play next. After a few seconds no one
A backlog of surplus property could be headed for an online auction this month if city council members approve the move Tuesday.
Building Official Kenny Wiegel entered Tuesday’s city council meeting asking the council to approve his recommendation for a part-time inspector he could train as his eventual replacement.
A request for discovery in the city’s annexation case in chancery court led Ward 3 Councilman Rusty Greene on “one more attempt” Tuesday to get his colleagues to drop the effort altogether.
By: Zack Plair
When Rusty Greene started thinking about running for office in 2021, one option was definitely off the table. He wouldn’t dream of running against Charlie Box.
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