Sometimes You Don’t Need a Prayer — You Just Need a Rope
There is an old story about a man who fell into a deep pit. He tried everything he knew to
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Columbus 2026 Elections Take Shape With Mayoral, Council Races Heating Up
With five months to go before qualifying begins, the 2026 Columbus elections are already taking shape, as six mayoral hopefuls
A Special View From A Pew: The Black Church and The Black Press…Trusted Voices in a Time of Decision
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 Rewards
A View From A Pew Man Gives awards God Gives Rewards0:00/169.8075281× There’s nothing wrong with being
Fountain City Classic Launches “Close the Gap” Campaign with $35,000 Goal to Support Students and Bands
The Fountain City Classic (FCC) has launched a new fundraising effort aimed at helping college students stay in school and
Muscogee County School District Names Counseling Department After Juanita Carson Booker
The Muscogee County School District paid tribute Thursday to the remarkable career and legacy of Miss Juanita Carson Booker, dedicating
The Lasting Impact of Choosing an HBCU
In the concluding part of our series on Historically Black Colleges and Universities, we turn to those who know them
New Priest Brings Fresh Energy to St. Benedict the Moor Catholic Church
Tucked away but deeply rooted, St. Benedict the Moor Catholic Church is stepping back into the spotlight under the leadership
A Special Weekend View From A Pew Editorial: After the Caucasian Conversation, A Candid Word to My Brothers and Sisters
After putting the “Caucasian Conversation” to rest, it has become clear that I must now have a candid conversation with
UNCF Campaign Kickoff Luncheon Celebrates Legacy and Expands Opportunity
The United Negro College Fund (UNCF) launched its annual Columbus campaign Wednesday, August 20, with a powerful luncheon at the
View from a Pew: Put Your Mask on First
Put Your Mask On First0:00/216.4564171× On every flight, before the plane even leaves the ground, the attendants
A Special View From A Pew Editorial: It's Time to Put this Caucasian conversation to Rest
There is a quiet whisper moving through parts of Columbus’ White community. It has taken shape as a whisper campaign
The UNCF and the Lifeline of Black Higher Education
For decades, the United Negro College Fund has fueled scholarships, supported institutions and strengthened the pipeline of Black leaders across