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CSU to make history with first doctoral graduate

CSU to make history with first doctoral graduate

COLUMBUS, GA - When the doctoral hood slides onto Justin Finney’s neck during Columbus State University’s Dec. 16 commencement, the moment marks the end of a long journey for the Harris County educator and a monumental beginning for CSU.

After six and a half years of rigorous study while working full-time, the Mulberry Creek Elementary principal will become the first person to earn a standalone CSU Doctorate of Education. As university milestones go, this one is immense.

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Columbus Tech names auditorium after long time employee

Columbus Tech names auditorium after long time employee

COLUMBUS, GA - To celebrate the early birthday of special longtime friend and lead custodian, Charles “Mr. Mac” McCaulley, Columbus Technical College has renamed its main auditorium in his honor.

The naming announcement came as a surprise Monday morning to the one hundred or so faculty and staff members, including the honoree, who attended the “mandatory presentation” called by Columbus Tech president, Bob Jones. The room will now be known as McCaulley Auditorium; customized signage has already been put in place.

Van Cliburn Gold Medalist Alexander Kobrin to perform Elgar’s Enigma Variations with the CSO

Van Cliburn Gold Medalist Alexander Kobrin to perform Elgar’s Enigma Variations with the CSO

COLUMBUS, GA - The Columbus Symphony Orchestra (CSO) is pleased to present A Riddle Wrapped Inside an Enigma on January 21st, 2012, at 7:30PM in Bill Heard Theatre.

Come early at 6:30P and enjoy Know the Score, a pre-concert discussion given by Conductor George Del Gobbo about the music featured in A Riddle Wrapped Inside an Enigma. Know the Score is sponsored by Columbus Regional Healthcare System. 

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Hughston Surgical Center opens in Columbus for outpatient surgery; 15 new jobs created

 

COLUMBUS, GA - The new state-of-the-art Hughston Surgical Center recently opened in Columbus, GA, on the main campus of the Hughston Clinic, a world-renowned leader in orthopaedics and sports medicine.

Hughston Surgical Center is a $4 million, 9,000-square-foot outpatient surgery facility built and designed to serve patients who need less-complicated surgical procedures to repair injuries and conditions of the musculoskeletal system. The highly trained and skilled orthopaedic surgeons of Hughston Clinic will perform all surgeries at Hughston Surgical Center. These procedures include surgery of the hand and upper extremities, and arthroscopic surgery of the knee, shoulder, elbow, hip, foot, and ankle.

Columbus Lions sign Samford players

Columbus Lions sign Samford players

COLUMBUS, GA - Head Coach and Director of Football Operations Jason Gibson announced the signings of Samford University defensive linemen John Michael Clay and Jason Gaines for the Columbus Lions’ 2012 Professional Indoor Football League season.

Clay, 6-foot-5, 270 pounds, is a two-time All-Southern Conference second-team performer from Vestavia Hills, Alabama.  Over the course of his college career, he recorded 120 tackles for the Bulldogs and started 33 of 44 games.  He capped his achievements by posting ten tackles (one for loss) in the 2010 FCS (Football Championship Subdivision) Senior Scout Bowl in Middletown, New York as the South edged the North, 13-12.

Local church broken into Monday night

COLUMBUS, GA - Maintenance staff discovered that a local church was burglarized Monday night.

Someone broke in through the kitchen window into Morningside Baptist's lower youth building. They then went to the upper building and stole a Wii game console and ten games, valued at $900.