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Politics
Muscogee County Announces Changes to Polling Locations Ahead of June Special Primary
Staff Report The Muscogee County Board of Elections and Registration has announced changes to several polling places ahead of the
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Columbus Leaders Urge Unity Ahead of 2026 Elections
Staff Report With the 2026 election season on the horizon, Columbus community leaders are calling for increased unity, political engagement
Lifestyle
Morehouse School of Medicine Dedicates Calvin Smyre Educational Conference Center
By Janell Williams Morehouse School of Medicine celebrated a milestone April 3 with the ribbon-cutting of the Calvin Smyre
Education
Central High Grad Declares For NFL Draft
By Kirsten J. Barnes For Devonte’ Mathews, playing football is second nature. “I started playing football when I was four
Lifestyle
MA Fest Honors Rainey, All Mamas Who Create
The Columbus Music & Entertainment Council will host MA Fest: Black Bottom Experience Saturday, May 10 to Sunday- May 11,
Politics
Ivey Signs Historic Paid Parental Leave into Law
MONTGOMERY – On April 2, Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey on signed into law the Alabama Public Employee Paid Parental Leave Act
Sports
Time-Out: "From the Diamond to the Field: Alabama Athletes Shine during Spring Break"
Spring break may be in full swing on one side of the river, but across the bridge in Alabama, the
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Target Continues to Pay the Price for Breaking Promise to Black America
By Stacy M. Brown BlackPressUSA.com Senior National Correspondent Target is losing more than its commitment to equity, it’s
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Let Us Make Man Seminar Continues 19-Year Mission to Empower Black Community
By Janell Williams For nearly two decades, the Let Us Make Man seminar has been a beacon of hope and
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Scouting America Expanding Youth Programs in Underserved Communities
By Janell Williams Scouting America, a 75-year-old service organization, is launching efforts to expand its youth programs with
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Valley Healthcare System Works to Address Health Disparities During National Minority Health Month
April is National Minority Health Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness about persistent health disparities affecting racial and ethnic
View From A Pew
There Are Those Who Talk, and Those Who Do
In every movement, in every struggle, there are two kinds of people—those who talk and those who do. Talking
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