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SOLD OUT. ✨

The 13th Annual Phenix City Mayor’s Ball has officially reached capacity.

We are incredibly grateful for the overwhelming support from our sponsors, partners, attendees, and communities throughout Phenix City and the surrounding region. Your continued support has helped transform this event into one of the area’s most anticipated annual celebrations.

This year our guests will gather for an unforgettable evening featuring special guest Anthony Anderson, hosted by Palmer Williams Jr. and Dave Arwood, all in support of scholarships, education, and charitable initiatives that continue to make a lasting impact throughout our community.

Thank you for believing in the mission. Thank you for investing in our community. And thank you for helping us continue creating opportunities for future generations.

We’ll see you on June 27.

Your Columbus Lions have one more regular season home game, Saturday, June 20th, with kickoff set for 7PM! It's Pink Out: Cancer Awareness Night, the halftime will feature rapper Lil' Scrappy, and the Kick It To Win It Challenge jackpot will be $6,000!

Get your tickets now at the Civic Center Box Office or www.ColumbusLions.com!

Fort Benning's Independence Celebration is coming up Saturday, June 27th from 4pm to 11pm at York Field! This year's event features live music from Gavin DeGraw, and the Plain White T's, plus the largest fireworks show in the Chattahoochee Valley! Also, enjoy food trucks, a kids zone, and military demonstrations.

RADAR UPDATE: The line of severe storms continue to push southward. The strongest storms are located near Hamilton and are pushing through Smiths Station, eventually getting into Phenix City and Columbus. Looks like some small hail is possible in the storm located in Harris County.

The Severe Thunderstorm WARNING for Troup and northern Harris County has been extended further south to include the rest of Harris County, southern Meriwether County, and Muscogee County. This WARNING is in effect until 6:15PM EDT. Main hazards are wind gusts to 60 MPH, frequent lightning, and quarter-size hail is possible.