In This Weeks Sunday Edition

The Courier Eco Latino has An Exclusive Interview with Congressman Sanford D. Bishop, Jr. In this timely discussion, the Congressman breaks down what the federal government’s reopening means for Columbus and how his office is responding to the evolving needs of constituents, and what measures can be taken to prevent future disruptions.

A Commentary: Contrary to the myths often repeated, the erosion of Black family structure did not begin in slavery. It did not begin in segregation. It did not begin during the Civil Rights Movement. In fact, Black marriage rates remained remarkably strong well into the 1960s. In an Op-Ed piece we ask the question What Really Happened to the Black Family?

Understanding Early Filing, Voter Rolls, and 2026 Qualifying. This is our full unabbreviated version of our interview with Director of Elections and Registration Nancy Boren.

In case you missed our exclusive, interview with Georgia’s gubernatorial candidate Keisha Lance Bottoms we provide an encore of our one-on-one conversation.

This week we have two messages from our Publisher; In his first View from a Pew: “If My Money Ain’t Good Enough, Neither Am I”, publisher Wane Hailes asks us to consider only supporting Black Businesses from November 25th through December 2^nd. In his second View From A Pew, “Just Keep Living…” he says keep laughing, and keep thanking God for another day. Because getting old ain’t for the weak……but it sure is funny if you can laugh at yourself.

Spotlight on Girls Inc. Crystal Pendleton Shahid– A profile of an inspiring Columbus native who embodies the strength, intelligence, and boldness fostered by Girls Inc.

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