A View from a Pew: A White Carnation for Mama
There are moments when I instinctively reach for my phone to call my mother, only to remember—she won’t
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Local Black business of the week
Horace Empowerment Inc. is a 501c3 Non-Profit Organization founded in 2004 by Markeith and Rosalene Horace, a husband-and-wife team. Established
Politics
Democracy in Action: Exploring Primary Elections and the Path to City Council - Selecting Qualified Candidates for Local Governance
By Kirsten J. Barnes On March 12, Columbus voters went to the poll to select their presidential nominees for the
Politics
Muscogee County Solicitor General switches parties; this could be a good race
By Kirsten J. Barnes For the last ten years, Suzanne Goddard has held the Office of Muscogee County Solicitor General.
Lifestyle
Sunday Conversations
By Leslie Hudgins On this week’s episode of The Sunday Conversion, hosted by Catosha and Gerald Riley, special guest
View From A Pew
Sometimes Those Trying To Bring You Down, Don’t Realize You Are Part Of The Reason They Are Still Standing
By Wane A. Hailes “Be kind to the people you meet on the way up because they may be the
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Local Black Business of The Week
Since opening Centennial Realty & Mortgage over 15 years ago, Susan Cooper has worked as an independent Real Estate and
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Women in Law Honored During the 17th Annual Rosa Parks Women of Courage Breakfast
By Wane A. Hailes This past Monday morning, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. hosted its 17th annual Rosa Parks Women
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The Current Housing Market For Buyers vs Sellers: Resources for Those Interested in Buying a Home
Sunday Conversations Sunday Conversations is a weekly 30-minute public affairs program featuring national and regional guests. Topics include issues and
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Alabama's Super Tuesday: Key Battles and Voter Results
By Kirsten J. Barnes The newly minted U.S. Congressional District 2 in Alabama, which includes all of Phenix City
Education
Brewer Numeracy and Literacy Center proposal, what this means for Muscogee County Schools
By J.B. Sims A motion to open a center for struggling students was passed in a recent Muscogee County
Education
Christian Schools Enforce Ban on Controversial Books, Sparking Debate
By Janell Williams The books in your child’s library are one of the most intense battles in the culture
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A Conversation on Homelessness with Liz Grimes
By Leslie Hudgins This week’s Davis Broadcasting Sunday conversation topic is “One Pay Check Away”, with Liz Grimes from