Are We Building Churches Young People Want to Belong To?
Every church I know wants to see more young people in the pews. We pray for them. We preach to
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Six Steps on How NOT to Derail Your Retirement Plans
Contributor: Ramon Brown, MBA Financial Strategist | Wealth Advisor Retirement can sound like a dream — no more work and plenty of
Who Will Sit With You in the Storm?
Don’t marry the person you can simply have fun with. Marry the person you can suffer with. Now that
Op Ed: What Do You Do When the Gentleman's Agreement Is Broken?
By Demetrius McBride There was a time when a person's word still carried respect and trust. A handshake
Everybody at Your Table Ain’t There to Eat With You
Let me say this slowly… so it can sit with you. Everybody who calls you friend… is not assigned to
Stop Making Excuses—Start Taking Responsibility
There comes a moment when love has to stop whispering… and start speaking with authority. And I believe we’ve
Encourage. Inspire. Elevate.: Local Women Honored for Leadership and Legacy
The enduring impact of Black and Hispanic women across the community was recognized this month, as their stories of resilience,
Hall of Fame Induction Caps Distinguished Career of Columbus Broadcaster Dee Armstrong
Veteran broadcaster Dee Armstrong was named to the Georgia Association of Broadcasters Hall of Fame Class of 2026, capping a
Davis Broadcasting, Inc., Courier Eco Latino Newspaper to Launch 2026 Candidate Forum Series
Davis Broadcasting, Inc. and The Courier Eco Latino Newspaper will host the first installment of their 2026 Candidate Forum Series
I Didn’t Come Looking for a Seat… I Came to Build the Table
Let me say this with clarity, conviction, and just enough love to make it land where it needs to land.
The Courier Eco Latino Newspaper and Davis Broadcasting, Inc., the community’s leading Black media organizations, proudly present the first of three candidate forums.
Davis Broadcasting, Inc. and The Courier Eco Latino Newspaper will host the first installment of the 2026 Candidate Forum Series
Stop Complaining. Start Serving.
As Columbus moves closer to the May election, the volume of complaints about city government continues to grow louder. Social
Columbus Legislative Package Advances to Senate; Local Delegates’ Opposition Draws Constituent Questions
With days remaining in the 2026 legislative session, a package of local bills affecting governance, compensation and cultural development in