Will Council Amend “Hickey Ordinance” Again to Benefit a Mayor?
When retired police officer Byron Hickey was appointed to the Columbus City Council in 2023, the city had to amend
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A Courier Eco Latino Lift Him Up Awardee Attorney William Kendrick
The Courier Eco Latino Lift Him Up Awards recognize men in our community whose strength, perseverance, and unwavering commitment serve
The Dr. Robert “Bob” Wright Philanthropy Award Recipient: Charles E. Huff, Jr.
Eighteen years ago, Dr. Robert “Bob” Wright took a special interest in The Courier Eco Latino. From 2007 through 2009,
View from a Pew "Pressure May Create Diamonds, But They Still Need to Be Cut"
A View From A Pew: PRESSURE0:00/182.4857141× We’ve all heard the saying—“Pressure creates diamonds.” It rolls
And Then There Were Five: Columbus Mayoral Race Begins to Take Shape
The 2026 mayoral race in Columbus is beginning to take shape as five candidates have now declared their intent to
District 1 Councilor Byron Hickey Won’t Seek Election in 2026
District 1 Councilor Byron Hickey announced in a recent online interview that he will not seek election when his appointed
A Courier Eco Latino Lift Him Up Awardee: Judge Pythias “Pete” Temesgen
The Courier Eco Latino Lift Him Up Awards recognize men in our community whose strength, perseverance, and unwavering commitment serve
The Kim Porter Legacy Award Recipient: Natalia Temesgen
Columbus native Kimberly Antwinette Porter grew up with a deep love for music and singing—a passion that would shape
Courier Eco Latino Celebrates 20 Years of Community Journalism and Service
The Courier Eco Latino marked a milestone on Saturday, July 26, celebrating two decades of service to the African American
A View from a Pew “The Lord Will Make a Way Somehow
A View From A Pew The Lord Will Make A Way Somehow0:00/179.9662581× There’s an old saying
A 2025 Lift Him Up Awardee Alfie Jelks
The Courier Eco Latino Lift Him Up Awards honor men in our community whose strength, perseverance, and unwavering commitment serve
The Harold “Lefty” Encarnacion Servant Leadership Award Recipient: Elica Ojeda
Five years ago, our community lost a cherished friend, and the Hispanic community lost one of its most passionate and