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A New Year’s Resolution...Get Up Off Your Tailbone and Just Do It
As the old year has come to an end and the new year is now upon us many of us,
Q&A with Terrance Little of Lil Boyz Entertainment
Question: What inspired you to start Lil Boyz Entertainment, and what’s the story behind the name? Answer: “I was
CHOOSE Act Applications Now Available in Alabama
Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey on Jan. 2 announced applications for the CHOOSE Act, the state’s new Education Savings Account
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Somebody Has To Say It; So, It Might As Well Be Me!
Recently while visiting the mall, I saw some of everything shower caps, hair rollers, pajamas, sagging pants, leggings that show
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Carver High Coach Pierre Coffey Has A Winning Combination
Caver High School Head Coach Pierre Coffey doesn’t take his job as a coach of young men lightly. “I
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Whatever You're Not Changing, You're Choosing
"Whatever You're Not Changing, You're Choosing" is a phrase that powerfully reminds us of
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Life Is Too Short
What would you do if you knew you only had seven days to live? Who would you spend your time
How Often Do We Take Life For Granted?
Once upon a time, there lived a girl who was born blind which caused her great anguish. She always would
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Columbus Council Spent Two Hours Discussing Delinquent Licenses, Taxes
During the most recent Columbus Consolidated Government meeting, a follow-up to an independent audit of the business license revenue division
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Stop Picking at The Scab
I saw a child fall off his bike not long ago. As he ran to his house crying and screaming
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Friendship Baptist Church Calls New Pastor!
Friendship Baptist Church, officers and members are pleased to announce the selection of the Rev. Dr. Arthur H. Mitchell as
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The Importance of HBCUs in the 21st Century
By Wane A. Hailes In Columbus the months of October and November have become synonymous with HBCU Classics. The Tuskegee