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The Importance of HBCUs in the 21st Century
By Wane A. Hailes In Columbus the months of October and November have become synonymous with HBCU Classics. The Tuskegee
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Sweet Home Columbus Offers Up To $30,000 Toward Homeownership
When Vivian Nelson learned that Muscogee County is offering up to $30,000 to qualified first-time homebuyers for a down
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100th Homecoming Ends In Tragedy
Saturday, Nov. 9, was Tuskegee University’s 100th Homecoming; and once again, a gun-carrying outsider began shooting on campus. It
Post-Election Street Poll
1. Pastor Rod Green: “It is disheartening to know that integrity, character, and truth have no longer a place in
Beware of Strays With Rabies
Tuskegee University has learned of a public health risk among our students. Kittens that were abandoned on campus about two weeks ago have tested positive for rabies.
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Where Is The Outrage About The Shooting At Rigdon Park
Why haven’t we heard a mumbling word from Council members since Saturday’s shooting at Rigdon Park? The victim
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Please Stop The Violence
Y’all need to stop. No. No. Make that. . . We all need to stop. I’m not attempting to paraphrase
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Boren Files Lawsuit To Stop Hand-Counting Of Ballots In Georgia
As we count down to Election Day, we can continue to count on a group of false patriots to try
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Animal Shelter Noncompliant After Arrests Of Most Of Its Employees
With eight of 13 employees having been arrested, the Columbus Animal Care & Control (CACC) facility can’t operate in
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Economic Impact, Popularity Down For Tuskegee-Morehouse Classic
The projected economic impact of the Tuskegee-Morehouse game for Columbus is a little less than $800,000. Time was when
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Animal Shelter Employees Arrested After Video Of Treatment Goes Viral
Back in July two employees of the Columbus Animal Care & Control facility were caught on tape discussing the fact
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Street Poll: The Return Of Tuskegee-Morehouse Classic
How Do You Feel About the Tuskegee vs. Morehouse Football Game Coming Back to Columbus After Years Away? This week,
Your Right To Vote Could Be Challenged By Another Voter
Here in Georgia, a new law went into effect in July, that makes it easier for people to attempt to kick others off the rolls through voter challenges.