View From A Pew: If They’re Talking, You’re Moving
Let me help somebody this morning. You’re getting mad because they’re talking about you. Behind your back. On
753 articles
(Page 8)
Round 2: Georgia Coalition of Black Chambers Awarded 2nd Round of Recovery Grants
The River Valley Black Chamber of Commerce has been approved to administer a second round of small-business recovery grants through
Columbus Museum opens exhibition honoring 50 years of service by Calvin Smyre
The Columbus Museum has opened a new exhibition spotlighting the five-decade public service career of Calvin Smyre, one of Georgia’
Marquese “Skinny” Averett announces bid for Columbus City Council District 7
— Community organizer and advocate Marquese “Skinny” Averett formally announced his candidacy Monday afternoon for the Columbus City Council District 7
Celebrating 28 Days of Black Excellence. Past and Present: Rose Strong
Throughout the month of February, The Courier Eco Latino will honor Black History Month by spotlighting one local African American
A Special Sunday Conversation with District 3 Councilor Bruce Huff
Q: What ultimately led you to the decision not to seek reelection? Huff: After a lot of prayer, reflection, and
Sunday Conversation with Dr. Lakeita Arrington-Judkins President, ULRVYP (Urban League of the River Valley Young Professionals)| Leaders of Tomorrow
Q: Who is Dr. Lakeita Arrington-Judkins, and what life experiences shaped your passion for service and leadership? Judkins: My passion
Sherrie Aaron launches bid for Columbus City Council District 3
Sherrie Aaron formally launched her campaign Tuesday for the Columbus City Council District 3 seat, citing persistent infrastructure gaps, public
Celebrating 28 Days of Black Excellence. Past and Present: Mayor Pro Tem A.J. McClung
Throughout the month of February, The Courier Eco Latino will honor Black History Month by spotlighting one local African American
A View From A Pew: Whose Hand Holds Your Future?
One of the most comforting phrases we repeat—especially when life feels uncertain—is, “My future is in God’s
A Sunday Commentary: Force, Fear and the Ballot Box — A Georgia Perspective
Donald Trump may no be calling for a civil war but his repeated threats to invoke the Insurrection Act and
Commentary: Anker’s Reversal Reignites Debate over Council Appointment Tradition
In a reversal from statements he made just weeks earlier, Columbus Councilor John Anker has announced his intention to seek
City Council Unanimously Appoints Ola Terrell as Columbus HR Director
By a unanimous vote, city councilors on Tuesday, Jan. 27, appointed Ola Terrell as the new human resources director for