Family, Friends Mourn Alexis Hill Following Fatal Shooting at Columbus Dollar General
Family members, friends and coworkers are mourning the loss of Alexis Hill, a 44-year-old mother of three whose
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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
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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
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Historical Figures of Columbus: Blind Tom
By Janell Williams One of the most exemplary performers living in 19th-century Columbus was a musical prodigy known as
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Local Black business of the week
With over 35 years of legal expertise, Dunlop & Lakes, P.C., is deeply rooted in Georgia and Alabama. Their
View From A Pew
Are you a carrot, an egg or a coffee bean?
Wane A. Hailes There are a lot of people in our community, as well as our families, who are going
Politics
Voter Registration is approaching, here is what you need to know
By Kirsten J. Barnes If you haven’t registered to vote, it is too late to participate in the March
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Rep. Hakeem Jeffries speaks at 39th Annual Black History Month Observance Breakfast
By Kirsten J. Barnes Columbus residents attended the 39th Annual Black History Month Observance Breakfast at the Columbus Convention and
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Columbus Police Department looking to hire 54 more officers. What this means for Columbus
By J.B. Sims During a recent Columbus City Council meeting, members discussed the need for more police officers, moving