A View from the Pew: When they Hand You the Scissors
Let me speak from the heart today — because somebody needs to hear this truth and hear it plain. Not everyone
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News
Legal Battles Persist for Columbus Man Following Drug Conviction
By Janell Williams Lee Williams was sentenced to 35 years in prison for drug trafficking, only to later discover that
Lifestyle
R&B Icon Angie Stone Remembered for Her Soulful Legacy
By Janell Williams Angie Stone, the Grammy-nominated singer, songwriter, and pioneer of neo-soul music, has passed away at the age
Lifestyle
Attorney Keyanna Marshall: A Journey to Justice
By Janell Williams Attorney Keyanna Marshall has built a career rooted in advocacy, resilience and a deep commitment to justice.
News
Columbus Man Fights for Justice After Wrongful Conviction
By Janell Williams Paul Austin spent nearly 15 years behind bars after being sentenced to life in prison on drug
Lifestyle
Juvenile Homicide Data Highlights Racial Disparities in Columbus
By Janell Williams A review of juvenile homicide data from the Muscogee County Coroner’s Office reveals stark racial disparities
Lifestyle
Partners in Purpose
Love & Legacy: Columbus’ Changemakers In the heart of Columbus, Ga., Natalia Naman Temesgen and Pythias “Pete” Temesgen are making
Lifestyle
Centricity Research Opens New Facility, Expands Clinical Trials
By Janell Williams Centricity Research celebrated the grand opening of its new state-of-the-art facility in Columbus on Feb. 12, marking
Politics
City Council Hosts Public Meetings on House Bill 581 Ahead of Opt-Out Deadline
By Janell Williams The Columbus City Council is conducting a series of public hearings to inform residents about Georgia'
Lifestyle
Columbus NAACP Kicks Off Black History Month With Membership Event
By Janell Williams The Columbus branch of the NAACP welcomed Black History Month by hosting a membership information session on
Lifestyle
Micah’s Promise: A Mission to Restore Hope and Combat Child Trafficking in Georgia
By Janell Williams In the fight against domestic sex trafficking of minors, one Columbus-based nonprofit is working to bring hope
Lifestyle
City Mourns the Passing of City Clerk Sandra Davis
Sandra Davis, who served as the Clerk of Council for Columbus, Georgia, has passed away. Davis was a dedicated public
News
Columbus Residents Mobilize to Support Latinx Community Amid ICE Raids
By Janell Williams In response to a wave of recent Immigration and Customs Enforcement raids in Columbus, local residents and