The Difference Between Having and Being
One of the greatest tragedies in our community is that too many of us have confused possessions with power. We
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A Sunday Commentary: Force, Fear and the Ballot Box — A Georgia Perspective
Donald Trump may no be calling for a civil war but his repeated threats to invoke the Insurrection Act and
Commentary: Anker’s Reversal Reignites Debate over Council Appointment Tradition
In a reversal from statements he made just weeks earlier, Columbus Councilor John Anker has announced his intention to seek
City Council Unanimously Appoints Ola Terrell as Columbus HR Director
By a unanimous vote, city councilors on Tuesday, Jan. 27, appointed Ola Terrell as the new human resources director for
District 3 Councilor Bruce Huff, Will Not Seek Reelection
As the 2026 election cycle begins to take shape, District 3 City Councilor Bruce Huff has announced he will not
Commentary: Why Local Voter Turnout on May 19, 2026—And the Black Press—Still Decide Democracy
Those seated in the White House, in Congress, on the Supreme Court, in state legislatures, governors’ mansions, and attorneys general
41st Black History Observance Breakfast to Highlight Power of Civic Voice
As the Tri-City community prepares for the 41st Annual Black History Observance Breakfast, Chairman Oz Roberts says the event’s
A Sunday Commentary: Will AI Become the Exploitation of Black Innovation Again?
For more than three decades on the air with Davis Broadcasting Inc., a 100% Black-owned media company based in Columbus,
A Sunday Conversation with Dr. Brett Murphy Dawson of Micah's Promise
Human Trafficking in Columbus: “Every Missing Child Is a Community Crisis” Human trafficking is not an abstract problem happening somewhere
Recipients Selected for the 6th Annual “Lift Her Up” Awards
The recipients of the sixth annual “Lift Her Up” Awards have been selected, organizers announced this week, continuing a tradition
A View From A Pew: Where are the Good Men? Stop Asking, Stop Looking and Start Becoming
After my last column—when she said “I am the table”—I was asked a familiar question: “Well then, where
A View From a Pew: When She Says “I Am the Table”
I keep hearing women say, “I am the table.” And on the surface, it sounds confident. Empowered. Even prophetic. But
A View from the Pew: The Divine Fitness Plan
I often find myself thinking about how casual we can be with something as serious as faith. We treat it