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Welch signs with Middle Georgia State softball
WTVM M-F 6-6:30p - VOD - clipped version By Dave Platta | January 28, 2021 at 11:54 PM EST - Updated January 29 at 4:09 PM
COLUMBUS, Ga. (WTVM) - It was a sign on the dotted line kind of day at Columbus High School on Thursday afternoon, as pitcher-first baseman Jaimie Welch accepted a softball scholarship from Middle Georgia State University in Cochran.
Welch was happy to hand out thank yous after signing the letter of intent.
“It’s my parents, my coaches, my teammates especially, always pushing me, making me want to do better, not only for myself but for them,” Welch said. “It’s amazing. I never thought I’d be able to do this. I’ve been working for this since I was 10. It’s something I’ve always wanted.”
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Columbus ISD advised parents of “multiple” students being quarantined and testing positive for COVID-19 at the high school campus Tuesday, Jan. 19.
The COVID-19 tracking for CISD showed 8 confirmed positive cases among CHS students, 0 staff with confirmed cases of coronavirus Jan. 19.
By Jan. 25, the number had risen to 23 confirmed positive students and one staff member for the high school campus.
There are 2 positive coronavirus cases among students at the junior high school campus and no positive coronavirus cases at the elementary school campus at this time.
Columbus ISD is on Code Green through Jan. 29. Code Green means all students who chose face-to-face instruction and all non-high risk staff report to school.
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A motion to change the city’s animal ordinance was introduced for the first reading during Opelika’s city council meeting last week. The change would allow the discharging of firearms within the city limits in order to shoot nuisance animals under strict conditions. The change stems mainly from a flock of turkey vultures that are nesting behind and near the Calhoun Tennis Center and is adjacent to Opelika Middle School. According to a letter from City Attorney Guy Gunter, the vultures are adversely affecting the education setting and may cause problems such as: spreading disease through their droppings, damage to the buildings, offensive odors, noise and may frighten or annoy the children.