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"After the Fried Chicken, Mac & Cheese and Potato Salad are Gone"
As our community has suffered the loss of prominent individuals it reminds me of the personal loss of my brother,
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Travis Chambers Wins Primary Runoff for District 10 At-Large City Council Seat
By Janell Williams Travis Chambers clinched victory in the District 10 At-Large City Council primary runoff in Columbus, GA, securing
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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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Columbus, Georgia Remembers Dr. William Pickard
By Wane A. Hailes According to Dr. Robert “Bob” Wright, founder of the Bob Wright Symposium on Business Empowerment entrepreneur,
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Barnes Siblings Confront City Council Over Corruption Allegations and Replacement Appointment
By Janell Williams Simi and Clairmont Barnes, children of the late City Council member Jerry “Pops” Barnes, addressed the council,
Opinion
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
Byron Hickey Has Been Appointed To Succeed "Pops" Barnes as City Councilor For District One. Why Hasn'
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Swearing-In of Former Police Officer to Columbus Council Delayed Amid Uncertainty
By Kirsten J. Barnes The swearing-in of former Columbus Police Officer Byron Hickey to the Columbus Council has been postponed,
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Swearing-In of Former Police Officer to Columbus Council Delayed Amid Uncertainty
By Kirsten J. Barnes Former Columbus Police Officer Byron Hickey was scheduled to be sworn in as the newest member
Opinion
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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Muscogee County Sheriff's Department to Install Speeding Cameras Near Schools
By Janell Williams The Muscogee County Sheriff's Department is enhancing student safety by installing twenty new speeding cameras
Opinion
Nepotism At its Best Or Ignorance At its Best
Mark LaJoye Owes Sherriff Greg Countryman and his Son An Apology By Wane A. Hailes In a recent post on
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Mistreated, Misrepresented and Marginalized
Toyia Tucker has shown us time and time again that she is the perfect example that “all skinfolk ain’t