Muscogee County Democrats Issue First-Ever Endorsements in Nonpartisan Elections
The Muscogee County Democratic Committee announced its first-ever endorsements in nonpartisan statewide and municipal races ahead of the May 19,
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House Advances Columbus, Muscogee Bills on Governance, Pay and Culture; Measures Head to Senate
A package of local legislation affecting governance, compensation and cultural development in Columbus and Muscogee County has cleared the Georgia
Meet Lift Her Up Awardee: Cheryl Renee
Cheryl Renee is an award-winning broadcast journalist who has been a trusted voice in the Chattahoochee Valley for more than
A View From A Pew: “Let Me Be Here”
There’s something we need to get right in the house of God—and we need to get it right
Meet Lift Her Up Awardee: Pauline I. Johnson
Pauline I. Johnson’s lifelong commitment to service has helped strengthen institutions, uplift neighborhoods and preserve community legacy throughout Columbus
A View From A Pew: Don’t Let a Whisper Break What Loyalty Built
Be careful who you allow to whisper in your ear. Because not every voice that sounds concerned is committed to
A Local Perspective on Housing: Why Columbus Needs Flexible Options for Our Families and Fort Benning
By Dr. Marvin Broadwater, Sr. – Retired US Combat Veteran Currently, there are discussions in the Georgia General Assembly aimed at
A View From A Pew: “Don’t Come Down From Where God Took You”
Come up here… and then don’t lose your mind trying to go back down there. There’s something powerful
Every Generation has its Soundtrack
If you listen closely to the conversations happening in Black political spaces right now the critique, when the topic turns
Meet Lift Her Up Awardee: Dr. Kia Chambers
Dr. Kia L. Chambers is a servant leader whose career reflects a sustained commitment to community advancement, educational excellence and
Coming This Sunday: The Courier Eco Latino Newspapers Annual "Who's Who of African Americans” Edition
The Courier Eco Latino Newspaper will publish its annual Who’s Who of African Americans in Columbus, and Phenix City
Moving Beyond the Margins: Why Credit Access is the Key to River Valley’s Future
By Stephanie Gettridge-Quinones, President of the River Valley Black Chamber of Commerce For too long, the story of Black businesses
Bishop, Lawler, Salazar, & Clarke Introduce Bipartisan Bill to Protect Healthcare WOrkforce & Maintain Patient Access
WASHINGTON – Today, Congressman Sanford D. Bishop, Jr. (GA-02) and Congressman Mike Lawler (NY-17) introduced the H–1Bs for Physicians and