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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Community Partners Reflect on Successful Campaign Efforts
By Janell Williams Community Partners gathered on Monday, Nov. 18, 2024, to conclude their latest campaign with a meeting focused
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State Department Issues Travel Advisory for Jamaica
If you are thinking about traveling to Jamaica for the holidays, DON’T. If you get in trouble or have
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Stop Picking at The Scab
I saw a child fall off his bike not long ago. As he ran to his house crying and screaming
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Phenix City will Celebrate the Holidays on the Chattahoochee
Get ready for a night of magic and wonder at the Phenix City Night of Lights! Enjoy a spectacular light
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Columbus Police to Demonstrate Advanced First Responder Drone Technology
By Janell Williams The Columbus Police Department will showcase cutting-edge drone technology during with a live demonstration of Brinc&
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Friendship Baptist Church Calls New Pastor!
Friendship Baptist Church, officers and members are pleased to announce the selection of the Rev. Dr. Arthur H. Mitchell as
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Davis Broadcasting's 38th Annual Radiothon Brings Holiday Joy to Local Children
By Leslie Hudgins Davis Broadcasting's annual Radiothon is back. From Monday, Nov. 18th, to Saturday, Nov.23rd, the
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Man, Woman Seek Help at Columbus City Services Center After Nearby Shooting
By Janell Williams A man and woman reportedly sought help at the Columbus City Services Center after being shot nearby
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A Week of Wins, Signings, and Playoff Victories
As we dive into another thrilling week in local sports, it’s only fitting to start with a huge round
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Columbus State University to Host Holiday Tip-Off and Campus Lighting Celebration
By Janell Williams COLUMBUS, Ga. — Columbus State University invites the community to attend a basketball-themed celebration and campus lighting
Return of Kool-Aid Drinkers
Not since Jim Jones and his Peoples Temple have we witnessed such a mass consumption of Kool-Aid. The red,
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The Importance of HBCUs in the 21st Century
By Wane A. Hailes In Columbus the months of October and November have become synonymous with HBCU Classics. The Tuskegee