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Columbus County Schools delayed due to weather

by Continuous News Desk

Posted: 12.15.2010 at 11:52 PM

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The threat of inclement weather has lead Columbus County, NC schools to open on a delayed schedule Thursday.

They will be on a two hour delay for students and staff.

Stay with NewsChannel 15 and CarolinaLive.com for updated closings and delays information as it happens.

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