A Tuesday VIEW FROM A PEW: “God Don’t Need Your Guilt — He Wants Your Heart.”
This conversation is for somebody who’s been wrestling with what it means to be blessed and still be biblical.
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Lifestyle
STRONG, SMART & BOLD IN ACTION: DENICE LYTLE
For many girls who walked through the doors of Girls Inc. of Columbus & Phenix-Russell, the center at 4637 Kolb
Lifestyle
Q&A: Understanding Rising Health Insurance Premiums with Carl Brown of C. Brown & Associates, Inc.
As concerns grow over health insurance premiums amid the government shutdown, Carl Brown, a registered insurance representative and president of
Politics
City Councilor Bruce Huff’s Efforts Spark Growth in District 3
What began nearly two years ago as a conversation among community leaders and neighbors has now become a visible symbol
Politics
Filing a Complaint Is Not Filing a Lawsuit: Understanding Isaiah Hugley’s EEOC Claim
Former Columbus City Manager and current mayoral candidate Isaiah Hugley has filed a Charge of Discrimination with the Equal Employment
Lifestyle
A Sunday Conversation with Lauren Chambers, CEO of The Mill District
The Mill District is quietly reshaping one of Columbus’s most historic and underserved areas — not through displacement or high-end
News
COMMENTARY: Are Masked ICE Agents the New Ku Klux Klan?
By Wane A. Hailes | Courier Eco Latino Newspaper Masked, armed law enforcement agents who violate the law and strip people
View From A Pew
A Sunday View From A Pew:We Are Not All the Same — And That’s a Good Thing
Every week, I sit down with a group of brothers — an attorney, a doctor, a Fortune 500 professional, a college
In This Weeks Sunday Edition
Join us for our Sunday conversation with Lauren Chambers, CEO of The Mill District, a community development organization revitalizing four
Dr. Natalie Nicole Calls for Ethical Accountability in City Leadership
In a passionate address during Tuesday’s Columbus City Council meeting, Dr. Natalie Nicole, Realtor and CEO of Role Model
View from a Pew: Up From Slavery—But Not Far Enough
In 1867, just two years up from slavery, a debate took place in the halls of Congress that still echoes
The Protection Plan: Give Yourself Some Credit
By Jonathan Rivers – Financial Literacy Excerpt, Vol. 1 There’s absolutely nothing wrong with wanting to create generational wealth for
A View From A Pew: Father Help Our Children
The commodores said it best in their song, "Jesus is Love" .."Father help our children". Let