Councilor Toyia Tucker Has Lost the Trust of the Black Community
Public service is ultimately about representation. Voters elect leaders with the expectation that they will advocate for the interests, concerns,
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Luigi Mangione Arrested in Connection to UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson's Shooting Death
By Janell Williams Authorities have arrested Luigi Mangione in connection to the fatal shooting of Brian Thompson, the CEO of
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Columbus Police to Present Donation to Special Olympics Georgia
By Janell Williams The Columbus Police Department will present a donation to Special Olympics Georgia during a ceremony at 10
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Scott Ressmeyer to Deliver Address at Columbus State University Commencement
By Janell Williams Scott Ressmeyer, a prominent Columbus business leader and founder of the Ride for Miracles organization, will address
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Jay-Z Denies Sexual Assault Allegations, Accuses Lawyer Tony Buzbee of Blackmail
Jay-Z urged Buzbee to pursue a criminal complaint instead of a civil suit if the allegations were genuine. By
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Nikki Giovanni, Iconic Poet and Voice of the Black Arts Movement, Dies at 81
Giovanni rose to prominence during the 1960s as a fierce voice in the Black Arts Movement, alongside literary giants such
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Support McKenzie Adams Foundation's Toy Drive
Question: What inspired you to start The McKenzie Foundation, and what do you hope to achieve with its mission? Answer:
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President Biden Pardons Son Amid Controversy; Local Reactions in Columbus
By Janell Williams Local Leaders Weigh in on Impact to Justice System and Public Perception In a move that has
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Made in China, Stopped in China: Export Ban on Critical Minerals Shakes U.S. Tech and Defense
By Janell Williams In a move that could significantly impact U.S. technology and defense industries, China announced it will
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Two Defendants in YSL Trial Acquitted in Georgia RICO Case
By Janell Williams Two defendants in the high-profile YSL gang trial were acquitted Monday in a Georgia court, marking
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Let’s Grow STEAM Opens Technology Lab to Boost College and Career Readiness
By Janell Williams Let’s Grow STEAM, a nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing education in science, technology, engineering, arts and
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Columbus State University to Celebrate Fall 2024 Graduates with Five Ceremonies
By Janell Williams Columbus State University will honor its Fall 2024 graduating class of 1,007 students with five ceremonies
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Central Girls Claim Historic Blue Map State Title, Dominating Spain Park 55-7
By David Brent Martin and Kirsten J. Barnes BIRMINGHAM – In a dominant display of skill and strategy, the Central High