Zack Plair is the Managing Editor at the Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal. He focuses on themes related to elections, government, politics, public policy, and security and tech policy, often covering events and conferences within these areas. Zack's work has also been featured in The Commercial Dispatch.
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A new city ordinance could require utility companies to obtain a permit before repairing any of their infrastructure buried under streets or sidewalks.
Columbus and Lowndes County remain at odds on how to handle $455,000 in invoiced jail and E-911 costs the city has neglected to pay for more than a year.
The city council hired a contractor Tuesday to complete the third phase of the Sen. Terry Brown Amphitheater on the Island.
A man is behind bars after he tried to rob the offering plate of a local church during Sunday services.
By: Zack Plair
Less than two months into his tenure as CEO, the Golden Triangle Development LINK has parted ways with Iain Vasey.
LAMAR COUNTY, Ala. – Two Columbus Air Force Base pilots ejected safely from an aircraft Tuesday in west Alabama.
The city council will soon consider lowering the age to work for Columbus Fire and Rescue from 21 to 18.
If you walk into the rear of the Salvation Army building on 2219 Main St. in Columbus today, you'll see a vast space in desperate need of tender, love and care, being used for storage.
Alan Lewis was passed over in March to be the city's next fire chief, but on Tuesday he got the next best thing.
Development of the old Woody’s on the Water property at Columbus Marina has hit a snag, with city council members voting at a Wednesday work session to extend the closing date to July 7.
