Chuck Williams
Digital Content Producer and Reporter at WRBL-TV (Columbus, GA)
Looking for the best available version of the truth in the best place I know to find it -- Columbus, Ga. Just because I retweet it doesn’t mean I agree with it.
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2 days ago |
wrbl.com | Chuck Williams
COLUMBUS, GA. (WRBL) — The Columbus city government has spent a lot of tax money to investigate claims of illegal activity and misconduct in the city’s Finance Department. The legal fees paid to an Atlanta law firm to investigate the city’s Finance Department cost taxpayers more than $450,000, according to information obtained by WRBL through Georgia’s Open Records Act. The city has paid the money to Troutman Pepper since 2023.
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2 days ago |
yahoo.com | Chuck Williams
COLUMBUS, GA. (WRBL) — The Columbus city government has spent a lot of tax money to investigate claims of illegal activity and misconduct in the city’s Finance Department. The legal fees paid to an Atlanta law firm to investigate the city’s Finance Department cost taxpayers more than $450,000, according to information obtained by WRBL through Georgia’s Open Records Act. The city has paid the money to Troutman Pepper since 2023.
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5 days ago |
wrbl.com | Chuck Williams
COLUMBUS, Ga. (WRBL) — Columbus Council will be meeting Tuesday evening for the first time since councilors voted to terminate longtime City Manager Isaiah Hugley last week. The question WRBL has been asking is: Where does the city, and the council, go from here? Almost a week after voting to fire City Manager Isaiah Hugley, not many people want to talk about that. Mayor Skip Henderson agreed to sit down. Hugley was fired on a 7-3 vote. Everybody has lawyered up in the wake of last Tuesday’s firing.
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5 days ago |
yahoo.com | Chuck Williams
COLUMBUS, Ga. (WRBL) — Columbus Council will be meeting Tuesday evening for the first time since councilors voted to terminate longtime City Manager Isaiah Hugley last week. The question WRBL has been asking is: Where does the city, and the council, go from here? Almost a week after voting to fire City Manager Isaiah Hugley, not many people want to talk about that. Mayor Skip Henderson agreed to sit down. AdvertisementAdvertisementHugley was fired on a 7-3 vote.
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5 days ago |
wrbl.com | Chuck Williams
COLUMBUS, Ga. (WRBL) — California-based Sierra Pacific Windows is ramping up production in its new Phenix City, Ala., window and door plant. President Tom Takach sat down with WRBL for this week’s Sunday Conversation. Takach confirmed that the company now has about 70 employees. And over the next few years, that number could grow to 500 or more employees. Takach discussed the company’s first Southeastern United States manufacturing plant.
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