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The black community received the right to vote. Women were given the right to vote. The American-Japanese remuneration program. The nation’s first black president. All major and desirable accomplishments. What does it all say about our nation’s sense of unity? Have we made the progress worthy of a country whose greatness is lauded within and without? The progress […]

Keith Shaffer is involved with the Riverwalk Series and kicks off this year’s discussions centered on the Westobou Festival. Do children make a determination as to who comes to the party based on looks? More health matters.

Alvin and Barbara are helping Carl bring the children back into the mix as they discuss family relationships and more. Cheryl James oversees Public Relations for the region’s Georgia public library system. She’ll discuss a variety of programs and give a sneak preview of the new library scheduled to open June 25.

Is will power enough to help us accomplish goals, such as keeping a New Year’s resolution? Carl explores this $54,000 question. What is the impact of global warming now and what can we expect its impact to be years now? Find out what the experts are predicting. It’s important that our children excel but can […]

Psychologist, Dr. Adrian Janit, will discuss, from a scientific perspective, what it takes to keep our resolutions.

Embracing values is important and understandable. But in the wake of much violence, including murders, are those who argue against abortion and homosexuality using the right approach? Haiti has been devastated. Let’s look at how they can recover.