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Every year the Ledger-Enquirer attempts to recount the many citizens of the community who died over the 12 months and share their contributions to the Columbus area.
Rivers are not landfills, but too often, as Lea King-Badyna will tell you, people treat them as dumping grounds for trash, household items and anything else they want to discard.
Rivers Alive, a volunteer organization that focuses on cleaning and preserving Georgia waterways, hosted their 25th annual cleanup event on Oct. 21, from 8:30 a.m. to noon. Volunteers waded into
The Red & Black compiles a weekly roundup of shows and events for the upcoming weekend. This weekend includes the DanceAthens Dance Festival, an arm wrestling tournament, Bear Holloween and
Some 100 volunteers gathered at Rock Mill Park Oct. 14 to remove litter at the annual Alpharetta Rivers Alive event.