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
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Redrawing the Political Map — The Future of Representation... You Better Pay Attention
The political lines that define power in Georgia may soon change once again — and for communities like Columbus, the impact
Muscogee County Primary Election by the Numbers
As Muscogee County prepares for the upcoming June 16, 2026 runoff election, voter turnout figures from the May 19 primary
Stop Giving Your Best to the Job and Your Worst to Your Spouse
There comes a moment in life when the mirror stops lying. A moment when you finally sit down with yourself
Victory Denied, Victory Delayed
On Tuesday May 28, 2024, Simeone “Simi” Barnes sat quietly inside the Columbus City Council chambers and watched politics unfold
A Campaign of Character, Commitment and Class
In the aftermath of Columbus’ recent election, one thing became abundantly clear: the people are demanding change. Not simply a
Columbus Mayoral Race Headed to Runoff; Several Council Seats Decided in Muscogee County Election
Columbus voters did not select a new mayor outright Tuesday night, setting the stage for a runoff election between former
Dru Hill, Tamar Braxton and Keke Wyatt Headlined Mother’s Day Concert at Columbus Civic Center
Thousands of R&B fans gathered at the Columbus Civic Center on Sunday, May 10, for “An Intimate Mother’
Longtime Bishop Aide Kenneth Cutts Named Among Capitol Hill’s Top Chiefs of Staff
Kenneth Cutts, longtime chief of staff for U.S. Rep. Sanford Bishop Jr., has been recognized as one of Capitol
Whose Fault Is It Really?”
I don’t know if it’s you or not, but somebody needs to hear the truth today. Half the
Early Voting Sets Record in Muscogee County Ahead of Election Day
A record number of voters participated in early in-person voting in Muscogee County ahead of the upcoming election, according
In Case You Missed our Endorsements
Disinformation has long influenced political narratives, often spreading more rapidly than verified facts, and the current mayoral race reflects that