Op Ed: Congress Must Act Now to Help Georgia Families Facing Alzheimer’s
By State Representative Teddy Reese, House District 140 Alzheimer's disease is one of the defining public health challenges
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Poise Under Pressure…Kamala Harris Projects Presidential Demeanor in Debate Against Donald Trump
By Wane A. Hailes In last night's high-stakes debate, Vice President Kamala Harris displayed a commanding presence,
Street closures and Spookfest details
Down Street Closures because of events: Friday, Sept. 13, 2024, at noon, 11th Street from 1st Avenue to Broadway will
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A View From A Pew: The Ultimate Black Job... Voting
As we approach the November election, let's keep in mind that the stakes remain high for the Black community
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Distribución de 100 computadoras a estudiantes da paso a colaboración entre la comunidad africanoamericana y latina
Por D.T. Columbus, Ga. – Le brecha digital es uno de los obstáculos más críticos que se le puede presentar
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Computer Distribution brings communities together
By D.T. Columbus, Ga. – The digital divide is one of the most critical obstacles that can present itself to
Williams Suffers Ankle Injury in Georgia's Victory Over Clemson
Williams sustained a grade two sprain to his left ankle following a low chop block by Clemson running back Phil Mafah.
Central beats Missouri school
By David Brent Martin PHENIX CITY – Central-Phenix City, ranked #19 in the SBLive/SI national high school football rankings,
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Latinos must focus on leadership development
The Latin American life experience entails a firm attachment to the family and an evident orientation towards cooperation and collectivism that overshadows individualistic behavior.
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When the law is to blame
In connection to Taylor’s fatal shooting, a U.S. District Judge Charles Simpson, a week ago, dropped felony charges against former Louisville police detective Joshua Jaynes and former Sgt. Kyle Meany.
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Tri City Latino Association sponsors scholarship
The details of the scholarship requirements have not been released, but it will be aimed at Latin American or Hispanic descendants who are residents of the Columbus, Fort Moore and Phenix City area.
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A View From A Pew: Can Our Sisters Get R-E-S-P-E-C-T
Despite their accomplishments, they find themselves plastered across news channels, alleging them to be criminals without any facts to back it up.