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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Local news coverage is critical for a strong and vibrant community. Unfortunately, local publications are dying because of monopolistic Big Tech. Over 30% of all newspapers are expected to close within the next three years. Help support local news by making a donation today. You would be supporting a local institution, founded upon principles of integrity and strong editorial standards. Unlike social media, we vet sources, fact-check, and have roots embedded in our local community. Support us.
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Jail Docket: August 20, 2026
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Magnolia Mornings: August 19, 2026
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