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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
Attorney Robert Wadkins Jr. to Challenge Councilor Charmaine Crabb for District 5 Seat
The race for Columbus’ District 5 City Council seat is shaping up to be one of the most closely watched
A View from a Pew: Faith Over Fear
Both fear and faith demand that you believe in something that hasn’t even happened yet. The only difference is
Coming This Sunday: A Conversation with Lauren Chambers of The Mill District
Join us this Sunday as The Courier Eco Latino Sunday Edition sits down with Lauren Chambers, CEO of The Mill
Sunday Conversation with Robbie Branscomb, Executive Director, Fountain City Classic
Fountain City Classic Executive Director Reflects on Legacy, Unity, and New Initiatives For 35 years, the Fountain City Classic has
Girls Inc. Launches “Sweater Weather Swap & Shop” to Empower Local Girls
This fall, Girls Inc. of Columbus & Phenix-Russell is inviting the community to “turn closets into change” through its
A Sunday View from the Pew: The World Will Never Be Color Blind
Every time I hear someone say, “I don’t see color,” I feel something deep in my spirit stir — and
STRONG, SMART & BOLD IN ACTION: MELINDA TOLBERT
Girls Inc. Alumna Marks 20 Years of Excellence in Tax Representation and Community Leadership When it comes to embodying the
White Americans Are the Largest Recipients of SNAP Benefits — Not African Americans
Despite a common misconception, African Americans are not the largest group receiving federal food assistance through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance