1. Ashlee Fields: “I’m not surprised. I’m laughing my - - - off. The last time America was
During the most recent Columbus Consolidated Government meeting, a follow-up to an independent audit of the business license revenue division
By Janell Williams Community Partners gathered on Monday, Nov. 18, 2024, to conclude their latest campaign with a meeting focused
Odeene is a 4-year-old Pit mix who has been at the East Alabama Humane Society for 2 years, making her
Effective this week, all household waste must be placed in city-issued black or brown carts for collection.
Overall, our vision is Creating – Understanding – Building – Equipping (C.U.B.E.) Kids for the future: spiritually, academically, mentally, physically, emotionally and socially
By Wane A. Hailes In last night's high-stakes debate, Vice President Kamala Harris displayed a commanding presence, showcasing
Down Street Closures because of events: Friday, Sept. 13, 2024, at noon, 11th Street from 1st Avenue to Broadway will
Early drive set the tone for the rest of the game, as Central (3-0) cruised to an overwhelming 69-15 win.
From powerhouses like Alabama and Georgia to rising programs like Auburn and Troy, these athletes are poised to be key contributors for their teams this season.
It was a long and sometimes winding road that brought Scout Executive/CEO Tonya Dobbins to Columbus to head the
As we dive into another thrilling week of local sports, it’s clear that the pulse of Columbus is pounding
On Sept. 18, the USC Chapter of an organization called Uncensored America will hold what they’re calling a “comedy roast” of Vice President Kamala Harris
Bishop graduated with his bachelors from Morehouse College in 1968 and with his law degree from Emory University Law School in 1971
It’s been said that we all die twice: once when we physically die and again when people stop talking
