The Columbian-Progress
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The Columbian-Progress has been serving the Marion County community since 1882. Our newspaper's goal has always been to provide the highest quality local news and sports coverage and the most effective advertising options for businesses in our area. The Columbian-Progress is published on Thursday every week and is filled with local content that cannot be found anywhere else. The C-P has a long history of doing award-winning work, including earning six General Excellence awards as the top overall newspaper of its size in the state. Most recently, the C-P has won General Excellence in back-to-back years and three times in the past six years. Source
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| Scope | Local |
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
| Media Market | Hattiesburg-Laurel |
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City of Columbia employee retires
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Trojans can’t overcome mistakes in region opener vs. Tylertown
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Eagles enjoy first district win with ease
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Crimson Tide Drown the Bulldogs 56-23
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Rebels Aim To Get Back On Track
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Bait shop fight will go to Marion County grand jury
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Columbia man charged for laundry room marijuana
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Rasslin is real
Load articles free content Rasslin is real A cold Friday night. February 1959. The old Jackson Municipal Auditorium at the corner of Congress and Pearl Street. Just like all good dads did in the late 50s, my father did his best to introduce me to new experiences as an elementary school student. Trips to the zoo, to old Hawkins Field, an occasional football game at Memorial Stadium, But my favorite---occasional Friday nights for wrestling matches---or “rasslin” as the fans would say.