“Like Sands Through the Hourglass, So Are the Days of Our Lives”
Like sands through the hourglass, so are the days of our lives.” Those familiar words, once heard daily in the
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The Seat Evelyn Built: Has District 4 Lost Its Voice for the Voiceless?
Evelyn Turner Pugh spent 31 years standing with the community that elected her. Five years after her passing, many in
‘A Voice for the Voiceless’: Five Years On, District 4 Still Feels the Hand of Evelyn Turner Pugh
For more than 30 years, longtime councilwoman and Columbus' first Black woman mayor pro tem, Evelyn Turner Pugh, served
Al Faruk Temple #145 Nobles Bring Comfort Through Service at House of West Georgia
Community outreach provides home-cooked meal, fellowship and encouragement to families facing medical challenges COLUMBUS, Ga. — Demonstrating that community service
The Joseph Principle: Be Careful Who You Try to Bury
There is an old saying: What God has ordained, no man can stop. When I think about the biblical story
From Brick-Oven Success to the Open Road: A Conversation with Brandon Dunlap, Owner of Slice
Almost a year ago, the Courier Eco Latino introduced readers to Columbus native Brandon Dunlap, who had just taken a
Parents, We've Got to Do Better
There comes a moment when every generation has to decide whether it will simply repeat the mistakes of the last
A Wednesday Conversation with Author José R. Quiñones
Author of Stepping into Leadership: Leading with Meaning Leadership is often defined by titles, positions, or authority. But according to
A View From a Pew: Why, Men?
Part II Why, men? Since we've challenged the ladies, it's only right that we stop by
Parents Know Your Rights: What is FERPA And Why It Matters for Black Families
Federal Privacy Law Gives Parents and Students Control Over Education Records Every parent wants to know what is being written
A View From a Pew: Why, Ladies?
This is part I of a two part series. A companion piece titled "Why, Men?" that challenges husbands
The 'red pill' is a sales pitch — and the Black community is paying for it
The "red pill" sounds complicated. It isn't. At its heart, it is a sales pitch aimed
The Thief in Your Pocket
One of the greatest thieves in our generation doesn't carry a gun. It doesn't wear a