A Special View From A Pew Editorial: It's Time to Put this Caucasian conversation to Rest
There is a quiet whisper moving through parts of Columbus’ White community. It has taken shape as a whisper campaign
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Alabama and Georgia Will Hold Tax Free Holidays This Month
Alabamians are encouraged to begin preparing for the upcoming academic year by participating in Alabama’s annual Back-to-School Sales Tax
Watch Out For EBT Skimming
Law enforcement agencies have seen a nationwide increase in skimming, particularly targeting EBT cards. According to a release from the
Georgia Launches HBCU Caucus
Nashville - State legislators with HBCUs, along with several of their college’s presidents convened in Nashville to discuss establishing
Conversation the Rev. Johnny Flakes III
The Rev. Dr. Johhny H. Flakes III said it’s time for Columbus residents to become politically engaged in their
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Columbus Transitional Center Gets New Superintendent
The Georgia Department of Corrections Commissioner Tyrone Oliver announced the promotion of Travis Stubbs, assistant superintendent at Columbus Transitional Center,
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Georgia Taxpayers To Receive Extra Surplus Refund
Georgia Gov. Brian P. Kemp and the Georgia Department of Revenue recently announced the state will begin issuing one-time, special
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Georgia Creates Student Bill Of Rights
The Georgia Department of Education has launched a Student Bill of Rights that outlines students’ fundamental rights to a well-rounded,
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Learn To Swim For Free With Outdoor Afro
Recently, I discovered Outdoor Afro, a non-profit organization which “celebrates and inspires Black connections and leadership in nature.” according to
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Alabama Gives Police What Some Describe As A 'License To Shoot'
Residents of Alabama should be aware of the consequences of the news police immunity law. The much-debated HB202 will become
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Alabama Is Recruiting Corrections Officers Starting at $58,000
The Alabama Department of Corrections recently graduated the largest class ever, with 144 graduates. State officials attribute this success to
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First Black Republican Appointed To Alabama Supreme Court
On May 20, 2025, Gov. Kay Ivey appointed the first black Republican to the Alabama Supreme Court. Judge Bill Lewis
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City Council Votes To Fire City Manager Isaiah Hugley
At the May 27 Columbus City Council meeting, City Manager Isaiah Hugley was fired, angering community activists. The full meeting