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Michelle and I send our warmest wishes to all those celebrating Kwanzaa this holiday season. Today marks the beginning of the week-long celebration honoring African American heritage and culture through the seven principles of Kwanzaa -- unity, self determination, collective work and responsibility, cooperative economics, purpose, creativity, and faith. We celebrate Kwanzaa at a time when many African Americans and all Americans reflect on our many blessings and memories over the past year and our aspirations for the year to come. And even as there is much to be thankful for, we know that there are still too many Americans
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Columbus, GA – Pictured is one of the 100 participants in the Annual Christmas Parade held in the city, along with Phenix City, AL. There were marching bands, horses, floats and plenty of candy passed out to the hundreds who lined the parade route. The parade began in Phenix City, AL and ended in Columbus. Viewers saw the JROTC march as well as men and women in the United States military. The Christmas Parade is one of the many parades held in the bi-city; some of the other parades are the Veterans Day parade (initiated by Councilman Jerry “Pops”
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Friday, 30 Dec, 2011
Columbus, GA – Pictured are men in the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Lambda Iota Chapter with recipients of the toys the fraternity gave away for the holiday
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Thursday, 15 Dec, 2011
Photos by Edward Lamboy
Columbus, GA – It was that time of year again and The Controllers Civic and Social Club, Inc. held their Annual Christmas Party at the
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Thursday, 15 Dec, 2011
Photos by Helmut Gertjegerdes and Edward Lamboy
By Carol Gertjegerdes
Columbus, GA – At 6:30 a.m., men, women and families were lined up on Macon Road for the grander re-opening
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Thursday, 15 Dec, 2011
By Times Staff Writer
Columbus, GA – Mr. Rafael Cuzano and his wife, Mrs. Norma Cuzano, wanted to do something to give back to the community. Originally from Peru,
