Time-Out: Border Wars, National Champions, and a Rising Power in Russell County
This past weekend marked a milestone moment for Muscogee County athletics, with championship banners flying, programs gaining momentum, and a
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A Kamala Harris and Tim Walz Presidential Ticket: A Promise for America's Future
By Wane A. Hailes In an era where the nation is yearning for unity and progress, a presidential ticket featuring
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Project 2025: Why the Black & Brown Community Should Wake Up and Read Between the Lines
By Wane A. Hailes Project 2025, an initiative by the Republican Party, aims to implement a specific set of policies
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Put A Woman in Charge…a Black Woman at That
By Wane A. Hailes “And here we are Standing on the brink of disaster. Enough is enough is enough is
Opinion
We The People…Harnessing Our Political Power
By Wane A. Hailes In Muscogee County where the Black population constitutes not just the majority demographically but also dominates
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From Gangsta to Gavel-Shaken…It’s a Reality Check When The Judge Puts those Years on You
By Wane A. Hailes On the streets of every city in America where street slang, tattooed arms and gun violence
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Restoring Democratic Integrity in City Council Appointments
By Wane A. Hailes In any thriving democracy, the cornerstone of civic engagement is the assurance that the populace has
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Be Careful When You Air Your Dirty Laundry in Public, You Just Might End Up Showing Your Own Drawers
By Wane A. Hailes As a child, my mother would tell me things that I just didn’t understand. When
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District 10 Changes Colors. This Is What Happens When We Vote!
By Wane A. Hailes In the storied political landscape of Columbus, Georgia, the historic election of the second Black candidate
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Can We Stand in Line for More than a Chicken Sandwich from Popeyes?
By Wane A. Hailes It is indeed a sad situation when three Black men can’t come together as brothers,
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What Mystery? There was no “Mystery” at Columbus Council. Just Follow the Money
By Wane A. Hailes Consider this timeline: 1. Tuesday, May 28, 2024 - City council voted and appointed Byron Hickey
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Mistreated, Misrepresented and Marginalized: Inconsolable to Inconsiderate
By Wane A. Hailes Within 30 days of the request by councilor Joann Cogle to postpone filling the late Jerry
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So Here We Are, Just Like I said We Would Be
When multiple Black candidates decide to run for the same position, the vote can become fragmented. This scenario typically favors
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