“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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District 7 Cannot Afford More of the Same
As the District 7 runoff approaches, voters must ask themselves a simple question: Are we electing an independent voice, or
Curfews Alone Won’t Solve the Problem — But Doing Nothing Is No Longer an Option
Viral “teen takeovers” are no longer isolated incidents happening only in major cities. What started as social media-fueled gatherings
Timing Matters: The Next City Manager Should Not Be Rushed Through Before the Runoff
Columbus Mayor Skip Henderson has nominated former city councilor and corporate executive Tyson Begly to serve as the next city
When Politics Refuses to Let Go
Byron Hickey’s tenure as the appointed replacement for the late District 1 Councilor Jerry “Pops” Barnes ended Tuesday night
A New Day in District 1
There are moments in politics that feel routine, predictable and procedural. Then there are moments that shift the atmosphere in
Op-Ed: LOCAL PROSECUTORS NEED FEDERAL SUPPORT TO STOP INTERNATIONAL FRAUD
My office handles a wide range of misdemeanor cases throughout the year, from theft and fraud to assault and more.
A Choice Between Conflict and Cooperation in District 9
The June 16 runoff election for the District 9 at-large seat is shaping up to be more than just
When History Speaks, We Should Listen
I’m no Miss Cleo. This did not require fortune telling. It required paying attention to history, understanding voter behavior,
Putting the Time In Matters
About 15 years ago, we hosted a meeting with eight young professionals who believed their time in politics had arrived.
The Four Chapters and the Fight Ahead
The history of Black America can be told through four chapters. Four battles. Four defining struggles that shaped generations. The
Jim Crow Never Died — It Just Learned How to Hide
There was a time in America when racism did not mind showing its face. It stood boldly at courthouse doors.
Celebrate With "Simi"
By now, most of Columbus is familiar with the story of Simeone “Simi” Barnes. On May 28, 2024, she sat