The Rumblings in District 4 Have Already Begun
If you think the 2026 election cycle ended when the ballots were counted, think again. Political conversations are already taking
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Suspect Surrenders in Columbus Shooting That Injured Woman, Child
Staff Report A man wanted in connection with a shooting that critically injured a woman and left her 7-year-
Lifestyle
Columbus Police to Host Community Events for National Faith & Blue Weekend
Staff Report The Columbus Police Department will take part in National Faith & Blue Weekend 2025 with two events aimed
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Columbus Airport to Close Primary Runway for Four-Month Reconstruction Project
Columbus Airport to Close Primary Runway for Four-Month Reconstruction ProjColumbus Airport (CSG) will suspend all commercial, corporate, and military
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‘Alligator Alcatraz’ Immigration Facility Draws National Scrutiny, Local Outrage
A newly constructed immigration detention center in the heart of the Florida Everglades — informally dubbed “Alligator Alcatraz” — is facing growing
Sports
TIME-OUT: Kelly Ellison’s Rise, Basketball Summer Surge, and Carver Football’s Reload
Kelly Ellison has officially been named the new Athletic Director at Hardaway High School, marking a powerful new chapter in
Education
MCSD Announces Leadership Promotions Across the District
The Muscogee County School District has announced a series of administrative promotions for the upcoming academic year, strengthening leadership across
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Columbus Transitional Center Gets New Superintendent
The Georgia Department of Corrections Commissioner Tyrone Oliver announced the promotion of Travis Stubbs, assistant superintendent at Columbus Transitional Center,
Politics
Georgia Taxpayers To Receive Extra Surplus Refund
Georgia Gov. Brian P. Kemp and the Georgia Department of Revenue recently announced the state will begin issuing one-time,
Politics
Georgia Creates Student Bill Of Rights
The Georgia Department of Education has launched a Student Bill of Rights that outlines students’ fundamental rights to a well-
Opinion
A View from a Pew: When It’s Time to Go
I was standing in my kitchen the other day, and the Holy Spirit spoke through a bunch of bananas. Yes—
Lifestyle
Learn To Swim For Free With Outdoor Afro
Recently, I discovered Outdoor Afro, a non-profit organization which “celebrates and inspires Black connections and leadership in nature.” according
Sports
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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