A View from a Pew: The Audit Is Coming
Watching the rhythm of life move through seasons of joy, struggle, triumph, and trial, I am reminded of a truth
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Time-Out: Night Lights Shine Bright in the Valley
This past week in Columbus was one that reminded fans why local sports are the heartbeat of this city. From
A View From A Pew: Let Them Find Their Own Path
There comes a moment in every parent’s journey when we must face a hard truth: our children do not
Meet Kenneth Davis and Keith Phillips: Merging Art and Identity Through Design
In the heart of the Chattahoochee Valley, two talented young creatives are shaping the visual narrative of Black culture, business,
Meet Siobhan Hardy: The Creative Heart Behind DLG Print and Design
In an industry where precision meets passion, Siobhan Hardy stands out as a creative force driven by both purpose and
The Cold Truth…Ice is Ice
“Black people often believe that white products, white systems, white schools and white people are better than we are. What
Bishop, Gauthier honored with Whitney M. Young Jr. Service Award
U.S. Rep. Sanford D. Bishop Jr. and WTVM evening anchor Barbara Gauthier were honored Tuesday night at the Scouting
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Lane closures, traffic shift set for US 80 Bradley Park Drive interchange
Staff Report The Georgia Department of Transportation has announced upcoming lane closures and traffic shifts on U.S. 80 at
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Columbus to host hazardous waste, electronics recycling event Oct. 11
Staff Report Muscogee County residents will have the opportunity to safely dispose of unwanted household hazardous waste and electronic equipment
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Metra to provide free shuttles to Columbus health fair
Staff Report Columbus residents will have access to free shuttle service this weekend as part of the Mayor’s Commission
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Columbus police make 28 property crime arrests in September
Staff Report The Columbus Police Department says it arrested 28 people in September on more than 220 property crime charges,
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Suspect in Sept. 26 Columbus State assault ordered held without bond
Staff Report A man accused of assaulting a Columbus State University student in a downtown parking deck last week has
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Five suspects charged in Shirley B. Winston Recreation Center murder
Staff Reporter Columbus police have arrested five suspects in connection with the August shooting death of a man inside Shirley