‘Lift Every Voice and Sing’: The Story Behind the Black National Anthem
Before it was a song, it was a poem. Before it echoed through churches, schools, stadiums and presidential inaugurations, it
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Leadership, Legacy, and the Bright Future of Muscogee Athletics
A new chapter in Muscogee County athletics is officially underway—and it starts at the top. In a unanimous vote
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Two Men Indicted in Columbus Drug Trafficking Investigation
Two men have been federally indicted following a joint investigation by the Columbus Police Department and the Bureau of Alcohol,
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Columbus Police Search for Suspect Wanted on Theft, Escape Charges
Police in Columbus are asking for the public’s help in locating a 20-year-old man wanted on multiple charges, including
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AI Education Initiative Expands in Georgia Middle Schools with Support from NSF and Google
A statewide initiative to bring artificial intelligence (AI) education into Georgia’s middle school classrooms is gaining traction, thanks to
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When a Real Man Walks In
Have you ever noticed how the world quiets down when a real man walks in the room? It’s not
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A Costly Lesson in Ignoring Wisdom
"The prudent see danger and take cover, but the simple keep going and suffer the consequences." — Proverbs 22:
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Columbus Police Report Over 200 Arrests in 30-Day Operation Targeting Summer Crime
The Columbus Police Department announced Wednesday the completion of Operation Overlook, a 30-day crime reduction initiative that resulted in more
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Time-Out: Summer Heat, Champions Rise
Summer is officially in full swing, and across the tri-city area, the energy is electric. While school may be out,
Lifestyle
New Life Second Chance Organization Prepares for Reentry Awareness Month
New Life Second Chance Organization, a nonprofit dedicated to supporting formerly incarcerated individuals, is ramping up efforts for a comprehensive
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Trump-Era Transgender Health Policies and Supreme Court Ruling Stir Strong Reactions in Columbus
The U.S. Supreme Court's decision on June 18 to uphold Tennessee’s ban on gender‑affirming medical
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Alabama Gives Police What Some Describe As A 'License To Shoot'
Residents of Alabama should be aware of the consequences of the news police immunity law. The much-debated HB202 will become
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UGA Athletics Exhibit to Visit Columbus Public Library on June 26
Local sports fans will soon have the chance to step into the storied history of Georgia Bulldogs athletics when a
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