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Columbus may go solar for Christmas
After removing potentially dangerous electrical outlets in Columbus, the town is considering using solar lighting for Christmas this ... Read more
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Polk manager mobilized with Army Reserves
Polk County will soon be without its permanent manager for at least one year, possibly three years. Polk County ... Read more
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Replacing Bradford Pears at courthouse
After having to remove Bradford Pear trees in front of the Polk County Courthouse due to breakage, the ... Read more
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Columbus to consider amendment for group homes
Columbus Town Council will consider an amendment to its zoning ordinance next month that could restrict future family ... Read more
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Polk district court results
In Polk County District Court held Wednesday, Nov. 7, 2012 with Judge Athena F. Brooks presiding, 65 cases ... Read more
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Polk sheriff report
Between Oct. 30 and Nov. 13, 2012, the Polk County Sheriff’s Office answered 290 calls for service. Arrests included ... Read more
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Hwy. 108 bridgework resumes
Work on the rehabilitation of the bridge over I-26 in Columbus has resumed this week with a scheduled ... Read more
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Peniel Road/Walker Street improvements to be complete Nov. 30
Work is currently being done along Peniel Road and Walker Street in Columbus as part of the N.C. ... Read more
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Tryon council considers Mayor’s ‘round-up’ plan
Tryon Mayor Alan People’s has proposed a new idea that if approved he said could turn into a ... Read more
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Polk County sisters to volunteer in Serbia
Fundraising needed Sisters Brittany and Sarah Phipps plan to embark on a mission trip to Serbia this holiday ... Read more
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