By Janell Williams A fatal shooting Monday afternoon on Cusseta Road has left one man dead and another injured, and
There are moments when I instinctively reach for my phone to call my mother, only to remember—she won’t
By Janell Williams A new wave of proposed restrictions under the Healthy SNAP Act of 2025 is stirring deep concerns
By Janell Williams Today, it is easy enough to cross the Chattahoochee River to go from Columbus to Phenix City.
A new Black Heritage trail has opened in Columbus showcasing the history of a once thriving, yet almost forgotten black
By Janell Williams Sixth graders from Emanuel Prep School of Math & Science recently won second place in the Helen
By Kirsten J. Barnes Special to the Courier Eco Latino Republican Regina “Reggie” Liparoto, executive director of Columbus South, Inc.
President/ Publisher Wane A. Hailes I consider myself an educated man. Some might even say I am a learned individual.
By Janell Williams The “Granddaddy” of HBCU Classics is making its way back to Columbus. After its move to Birmingham,
By Janell Williams * Monica & Friends * The Official Afterparty * Forever Yours Galentine Event * Kids Night at Bradley Park Dr * Speed
By Janell Williams Several Columbus historic sites have been added to the AAA Bi-state Black History Tour across Georgia and
By Wane A. Hailes Although the deadline for an individual to declare their intention to run for a political office
By Wane A. Hailes The Courier Richard Smith, a member of the Georgia House of Representatives has passed away. He
By Janell Williams Muscogee County proved that, rain or shine, there’s always time to work out. Many residents gathered
