State Rep. Teddy Reese Announces Bid for Georgia Senate Seat Being Vacated by Ed Harbison
Teddy Reese has announced his intention to run for the Georgia State Senate seat being vacated by longtime lawmaker Ed
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Watch Out For EBT Skimming
Law enforcement agencies have seen a nationwide increase in skimming, particularly targeting EBT cards. According to a release from the
Georgia Launches HBCU Caucus
Nashville - State legislators with HBCUs, along with several of their college’s presidents convened in Nashville to discuss establishing
Conversation the Rev. Johnny Flakes III
The Rev. Dr. Johhny H. Flakes III said it’s time for Columbus residents to become politically engaged in their
Potential Political Shift Looms in 2026 as Five Columbus Council Seats Head to Ballot
The 2026 election cycle may mark a seismic shift in political power in Columbus city government, as half of the
Dr. Cathy Cook Announces Candidacy for Muscogee County District 9 At-Large Council Seat
Dr. Cathy Cook, a longtime Columbus resident, military veteran, and small business owner, has officially announced her candidacy for the
A View From a Pew “When Value Meets Vision: A Message for Modern Love”
We live in a time where expectations are high, but self-awareness is low. Some women will tell you a man
Lifestyle
Columbus Airport to Close Primary Runway for Four-Month Reconstruction Project
Columbus Airport to Close Primary Runway for Four-Month Reconstruction ProjColumbus Airport (CSG) will suspend all commercial, corporate, and military flights
News
‘Alligator Alcatraz’ Immigration Facility Draws National Scrutiny, Local Outrage
A newly constructed immigration detention center in the heart of the Florida Everglades — informally dubbed “Alligator Alcatraz” — is facing growing
Education
MCSD Announces Leadership Promotions Across the District
The Muscogee County School District has announced a series of administrative promotions for the upcoming academic year, strengthening leadership across
Former Columbus City Manager Hugley Files Intent to Run for Mayor in 2026
Former City Manager Isaiah Hugley filed paperwork Thursday, July 10, 2025, signaling his intent, as he explores his options, to
A View from a Pew: Sometimes It Takes a Leap of Faith
There’s a quote that’s always stuck with me. It says, “The graveyard is the richest place on earth.
Hugley’s Attorney Lays out Charges of Racial Discrimination in Firing by Columbus City Council
City’s first Black city manager claims retaliation and bias after decades of public service Isaiah Hugley, the first African