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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Columbus Delta Sigma Theta International President Cheryl Turner Visits Historical Marker Honoring Founder Winona Cargile Alexander
The international president of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated marked the organization’s 113th anniversary Saturday with a visit to
Delta Sigma Theta International President Cheryl Turner to Visit Historical Marker Honoring Founder Winona Cargile Alexander
Columbus Delta Sigma Theta chapters to mark 113 years with joint Founders Day luncheon Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated’s
Congressman Bishop Named Association Of The U.S. Army Legislator Of The Year
Sanford D. Bishop, Jr. was named the Association of the United States Army’s 2025 Legislator of the Year, recognizing
Still Standing Productions to host ‘Threaded in Power’ Fashion Show Jan. 24
till Standing Productions will present “Threaded in Power,” a fashion show celebrating strength, creativity and empowerment, on Saturday, Jan. 24,
Breaking News: Byron Hickey to withdraw from 2026 Columbus mayoral race
Byron Hickey is expected to withdraw from the 2026 Columbus mayoral race, according to sources familiar with the decision. Hickey,
Carver High to Celebrate Back-to-Back State Championships
George Washington Carver High School will host a community celebration Saturday honoring the school’s historic back-to-back state championship achievement.
A View from a Pew...Who I Am
Lately, everywhere I go, someone stops me—not to talk about headlines, schedules, or surface-level things—but to tell me
A Sunday Conversation with Dessence Solomon, owner of Essence and Solomon Boutique
A few months ago Dessence Solomon took a leap of faith and moved her online business to a brick and
Columbus, Georgia Chapter of Jack and Jill of America, Inc. Celebrates the 24th Biennial Beautillion Ball
The Columbus, Georgia Chapter of Jack and Jill of America, Inc. held their 24th Biennial Beautillion Ball on Saturday, December
Commentary: Why African Americans Deserve an Apology—and Reparations—from the United States
The debate over reparations is often framed as complicated, divisive, or politically risky. In truth, it is neither new nor
View from a Pew: Looks Like We Made It… So Now What?
Happy New Year looks like we made it. We prayed, we hoped, we held on—sometimes by nothing more than