Are We Building Churches Young People Want to Belong To?
Every church I know wants to see more young people in the pews. We pray for them. We preach to
I’ve learned something politically during my 35 years in Columbus: names matter. Not just because they’re easy to
Dr. Cathy Cook, a lifelong resident of Columbus with deep family and community ties, officially announced her candidacy Saturday for
As the new school year gets underway, city officials are reminding drivers that automated speed enforcement cameras in school zones
The Phenix City-Russell County Branch of the NAACP will host its Annual Freedom Fund Luncheon on Saturday, October 18,
I recently saw this statement as a post on Facebook. "Just because someone is standing by your side doesn’
When retired police officer Byron Hickey was appointed to the Columbus City Council in 2023, the city had to amend
With five months to go before qualifying begins, the 2026 Columbus elections are already taking shape, as six mayoral hopefuls
For over two centuries, two institutions have stood as the beating heart of Black America—the Black church and the
A View From A Pew Man Gives awards God Gives Rewards0:00/169.8075281× There’s nothing wrong with being
The Fountain City Classic (FCC) has launched a new fundraising effort aimed at helping college students stay in school and
The Muscogee County School District paid tribute Thursday to the remarkable career and legacy of Miss Juanita Carson Booker, dedicating