No More Diversity and Inclusion
When the U.S. Supreme Court struck down affirmative action in 2023, many organizations in the public and private sector
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Traffic Stop Leads to Discovery of Marijuana Grow Operation
Staff Report On Jan. 5, 2025, Columbus Police Officers conducted a traffic stop in the area of Illges Road and
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MCSD Monitor Weather in Light of Severe Weather Conditions
The latest forecasts from the National Weather Service predict severe weather conditions, including heavy rain and possible sleet for the
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Columbus Police Department Mourns the Passing of Former Police Chief Jim Wetherington
The Columbus Police Department is deeply saddened to announce the passing of former Police Chief Jim Wetherington, who passed away
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Columbus State Appoints New ‘Chief’ to Oversee Enrollment and Student Experience
Following the retirement of the current vice president of its enrollment division, Columbus State University has hired a University of
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A New Year’s Resolution...Get Up Off Your Tailbone and Just Do It
As the old year has come to an end and the new year is now upon us many of us,
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Year in Review
As we jump into 2025, we reflect on the significant events and stories that shaped our community throughout 2024. Here&
Kemp Appoints Members to Judicial Nominating Committee
Georgia Gov. Brian P. Kemp announced 38 appointments to the Judicial Nominating Commission (JNC), which makes recommendations to the Governor
What Are Your New Years Resolutions?
1. Nathan Brown: "Next year, I want to make better use of my time and build on everything I&
Q&A with Terrance Little of Lil Boyz Entertainment
Question: What inspired you to start Lil Boyz Entertainment, and what’s the story behind the name? Answer: “I was
Ga. Board of Education Sets Legislative Priorities for 2025
The Georgia Department of Education is announcing its 2025 legislative priorities, which will guide State School Superintendent Richard Woods’ conversations
Let's Keep The Violence To A Minimum
Please let me begin this column by thanking the late syndicated columnist and author Sydney J. Harris for sharing with
