“Like Sands Through the Hourglass, So Are the Days of Our Lives”
Like sands through the hourglass, so are the days of our lives.” Those familiar words, once heard daily in the
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Words Matter: When Political Disappointment Crosses a Dangerous Line
A recent Facebook post attributed to Beth Mcwaters caught my attention — and, quite frankly, troubled me. The post stated: “January
Two Officers Stabbed, Suspect Tased and Arrested — So What Determines Who Gets to Live?
Let me begin by making something perfectly clear: I am glad Makayla Jacobson is alive. I am glad the two
Five Candidates Reportedly Under Consideration for Muscogee County State Court Vacancies
Five attorneys have reportedly been selected for consideration to fill two vacancies on the Muscogee County State Court bench, according
Ed D. Harbison Jr. — Not a Chip Off the Old Block.
There is an old saying: “He’s a chip off the old block.” It is usually reserved for a son
The Classic Magic is Back!
As we approach the 35th Annual Fountain City Classic in 2025, I am filled with immense pride and excitement. It
Honoring Tradition. Advancing Opportunity
Since 1990, Fountain City Classic, Inc. (FCC) has been more than a game—it’s a movement. What began as
What Are You Smelling Like?
Someone once said, “If you spend all day in a fish market, you’ll leave smelling like fish—even if
Jim Crow 2.0: The Normalcy of Evil
There is something particularly dangerous about evil when it stops shocking us. Not when everybody agrees with it. Not when
Men Called to Stand With Young Scholars
Emanuel Prep’s Million Fathers March seeks fathers, mentors and community leaders to show boys they are not walking alone.
Sometimes You Ought to Testify
Sometimes you ought to testify. Not because you want everybody to know your business. Not because you need attention. Not
Three Years at the Helm: Columbus Prepares to Say Farewell to Police Chief Stoney Mathis
CPD plans Oct. 14 celebration honoring a chief whose tenure brought reported crime reductions and stronger staffing — but also controversy
What Grace Is
There was a little boy whose teacher gave the class an assignment: “Go home and find out what grace is.