When the Pastor Needs a Break
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Center Stage: Meet Dewayne Webb| Faith-Based Fitness Guru
By Leslie Hudgins We’re thrilled to be connecting with Dewayne Webb, a local fitness trainer who’s not only
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Highside Market Hosts Free Concerts to Celebrate Black Music Month
By Leslie Hudgins As June marks Black Music Month, communities across the nation honor the contributions of Black artists to
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What Mystery? There was no “Mystery” at Columbus Council. Just Follow the Money
By Wane A. Hailes Consider this timeline: 1. Tuesday, May 28, 2024 - City council voted and appointed Byron Hickey to
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Muscogee County Sheriff's Department to Install Speeding Cameras Near Schools
By Janell Williams The Muscogee County Sheriff's Department is enhancing student safety by installing twenty new speeding cameras
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Nepotism At its Best Or Ignorance At its Best
Mark LaJoye Owes Sherriff Greg Countryman and his Son An Apology By Wane A. Hailes In a recent post on
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Mistreated, Misrepresented and Marginalized
Toyia Tucker has shown us time and time again that she is the perfect example that “all skinfolk ain’t
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Mistreated, Misrepresented and Marginalized: Inconsolable to Inconsiderate
By Wane A. Hailes Within 30 days of the request by councilor Joann Cogle to postpone filling the late Jerry
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City Council Finds a Silver Lining Amid Affordable Housing Funding Cuts
By Janell Williams Columbus, GA, is grappling with a severe affordable housing shortage and a growing homeless population. At a
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Founder of Columbus Black History Month Museum to Lead Annual Wreath-Laying Ceremony Honoring Lynching Victims
By Leslie Hudgins Founder of the Columbus Black History Month Museum, Johnny Warner, will host the annual wreath-laying ceremony
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Sunday Conversations: Insights from Samantha Thies at Columbus Parks & Recreation
By Leslie Hudgins Sunday Conversations0:00/1698.8128331× During this week’s Sunday conversation, Samantha Thies, Division Manager for Community
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Muscogee County Sheriff's Department to Install Speeding Cameras Near Schools
By Janell Williams In a bid to enhance student safety, the Muscogee County Sheriff's Department is taking significant
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We’re Transitioning to a Digital Era: A Pillar in the Community’s Journey
By Wane A. Hailes For nearly two decades, the Courier Eco Latino has been a vital source of information, inspiration,