Council Approves Temporary Uptown Curfew for Unsupervised Minors
The Columbus City Council has approved a temporary curfew ordinance aimed at addressing public safety concerns involving unsupervised minors in
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Cellphones, Social Media and the New Illusion of Prison Life: How a Dangerous Message is Reaching Youth
Across the country, prisoners are increasingly seen posting videos from inside correctional facilities, using contraband cellphones to broadcast glimpses of
“Coming this Sunday in the Courier Eco Latino"......... "The Dangerous Illusion: How Cellphones and Social Media Are Making Prison Look 'Cool' to Our Youth"
Prison videos on social media aren't telling the full truth. They're not showing the lost time,
Trump Establishes HBCU Initiative Within The Office of The President
President Donald Trump surprised HBCU’s with an unexpected show of support with an Executive Order signed on Wednesday, April
Columbus Native Mykel Williams Drafted 11th Overall by the San Francisco 49ers
Mykel Williams, 20, began his football journey on local fields before becoming a dominant force at Hardaway High School. Born
Designer Handbag Bingo Fundraiser Promises Fun, Fashion and Community Impact
The Delta Life Development Foundation Inc. is inviting the public to an afternoon of fun and fashion at its upcoming
Lifestyle
CDBG Bus Tour Takes Columbus Residents on a Ride Through Revitalization
By Janell Williams Columbus residents got a firsthand look at how federal dollars are improving their city during a CDBG
News
REAL ID Deadline Nears: What Muscogee County Residents Need to Know
By Janell Williams As the federal REAL ID enforcement deadline approaches, residents in Muscogee County are being urged to ensure
Education
Columbus State to Graduate More Than 1,000 Students in Spring Commencement Ceremonies
Staff Report Columbus State University will celebrate the academic achievements of 1,055 graduates during its spring commencement ceremonies on
Council Responds To Hugley's Letter Through Their Attorney
The attorney for Columbus Councilors Glenn Davis, Charmaine Crabb, Toyia Tucker, Joanne Cogle, Byron Hickey, and John Anker has responded
Education
Columbus State to Award Honorary Degrees to Arts Patron Ann Strub, Legislator Calvin Smyre
Staff Report Columbus State University will award honorary degrees to artist and philanthropist Ann Strub and longtime Georgia lawmaker Calvin
State Legislative Delegation Holds Key Role in Local Development Decisions
In matters of local legislation, the role of the state delegation is often misunderstood. Many decisions passed by city councils,
“What Are We Feeding Our Young Black Men?”
Let’s talk about our young Black men—not to criticize, but to care, to reflect and to challenge ourselves