TIME-OUT: Blue Devils Dominate, Tigers Survive, and Champions Rise
It was another week across the Columbus sports scene one filled with grit, redemption, and championship pedigree. From high school
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Alabama Is Recruiting Corrections Officers Starting at $58,000
The Alabama Department of Corrections recently graduated the largest class ever, with 144 graduates. State officials attribute this success to
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Understanding Pronouns: A Guide for Allies and the LGBTQIA+ Community
As Pride Month continues across the nation, local LGBTQIA+ leaders are emphasizing the importance of understanding and respecting pronouns as
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Columbus Police Prepare for Protests and Packed Weekend Downtown
Columbus officials are preparing for a busy weekend in the Uptown district, where several high-profile events and at least two
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Columbus Police Launch Secure Drug Drop Box for Safe Medication Disposal
In a move to help reduce drug misuse and protect the environment, the Columbus Police Department has unveiled a secure
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ColGay Pride Director Delivers Fiery Speech at Columbus Pride Rally, Urges Unity and Resistance
As rainbow flags waved and voices rose in unity, ColGay Pride celebrated its 12th anniversary on Saturday with a fiery
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JAG Promises Founder Hosts Stop the Violence Weekend
The annual Stop the Violence Weekend, organized by JAG Promises, returns this year with several impactful events designed to raise
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Muscogee County Prison to Hold Graduation Ceremony for Incarcerated Students
In a celebration of perseverance and second chances, Muscogee County Prison will host its 2025 Offender Graduation Ceremony on Wednesday,
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Columbus Advocate Champions Domestic Violence Legislation, Announces City Council Bid
Dr. Jaketra Bryant, a licensed professional counselor and researcher, is stepping into the political spotlight after helping secure passage of
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Georgia Coalition of Black Chambers Receives $2.1 Million Recovery Grant to Aid Small Businesses
The Georgia Coalition of Black Chambers has secured more than $2.1 million in federal recovery funds to support small
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Speed Enforcement Active in Columbus School Zones for Summer Session
The Columbus Police Department is reminding motorists to slow down in designated school zones this summer, as speed enforcement cameras
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Tri-City Latino Festival Canceled for 2025 Due to Economic Challenges
Organizers of the Tri-City Latino Festival announced that this year’s event, originally scheduled for Sept. 20 in downtown Columbus,
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Former Muscogee County Schools Superintendent Dr. John A. Phillips Jr. Dies at 86
Dr. John A. Phillips Jr., a retired Muscogee County superintendent known for leading the school district through a period of
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