Sometimes You Don’t Need a Prayer — You Just Need a Rope
There is an old story about a man who fell into a deep pit. He tried everything he knew to
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A View From A Pew: The Umbrella Lesson
Once the rain is over, an umbrella becomes a burden. Think about that for a moment. When the clouds are
Funeral Services Announced for Former Ledger-Enquirer Editor Ben Holden
Funeral services for veteran journalist, attorney, and former Columbus Ledger-Enquirer Executive Editor Ben Holden will be held Saturday, June
I Don't Know About You, But I'd Rather Live Like There Is a God
I once heard someone say, "I'd rather live my life like there is a God and find
When "Code Words" Replace Honest Debate
In politics, words matter. Throughout American history, there have been moments when racial hostility was expressed openly and directly. Today,
Former Ledger-Enquirer Executive Editor Ben Holden Dies at 63
Ben Holden, a veteran journalist, attorney and civic leader who served as executive editor of the Columbus Ledger-Enquirer for
Councilwoman Simi Barnes Deserves Credit for Standing on Principle
District 1 finally has a representative who is willing to stand on her convictions, even when standing alone. On Tuesday
Every Mistake Has a Price Tag
One of the greatest lessons life teaches us is this: every mistake has a price tag, and every lesson comes
District 7 Candidate Becca Zajac Continues to Receive Broad Community Endorsements
District 7 City Council candidate Becca Zajac continues to gain momentum heading into the June 16 election, earning endorsements and
Community Organizations Lead “Stroll to the Polls” Event to Encourage Early Voting in Runoff Election
Members of the community gathered Monday evening as Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. hosted a “Stroll to the Polls” event
CONGRESSMAN BISHOP APPLAUDS U.S. COURT RULING BLOCKING TRUMP ADMINISTRATION’S $100,000 VISA FEE
WASHINGTON – Congressman Sanford D. Bishop, Jr. (GA-02) applauded the ruling by a federal judge today blocking President Trump’s
A Living Testimony
This past First Sunday, from my seat in the choir stand, I witnessed something that I will never forget. As
Don't Move the Problem — Solve It: Why Any Curfew Should Be Citywide
In my opinion, proposing a curfew that applies only to the Uptown area is a shortsighted approach by the current