Cable One, city agree on new contract
A renewed franchise agreement between the city of Columbus and Cable One may mean an extra $150,000 in the city coffers over the next 10 years, according to a negotiator between the two parties.
Columbus’ 25-year cable contract up for renewal
A third-party consultant is hoping to negotiate a contract renewal between the city of Columbus and Cable One, as well as a new agreement with AT&T for providing cable television by April.
Churches offer ‘Blue Christmas’ for those in need
The crowd was small for a Christmastime church service, the atmosphere quiet and solemn. There were no joyous carols, no children dressed as nativity characters, no festive decorations.
AT&T joins mix to provide cable service for city
Columbus residents may have an alternative option for Internet and cable television services next year.
City councilmen approved paying a consultant $12,000 to negotiate re-upping Columbus’ contract with Cable One, which is up for renewal in June, and to work with AT&T to bring its digital services to the city.
Group: Miss. should do better to help vendors
It’s too hard for companies to track down information on how to sell goods and services to state government and Mississippi should make it easier to do business with the state, a legislative watchdog group said.