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Tri-City Latino Festival Canceled for 2025 Due to Economic Challenges

Organizers of the Tri-City Latino Festival announced that this year’s event, originally scheduled for Sept. 20 in downtown Columbus,

First Black Republican Appointed To Alabama Supreme Court

On May 20, 2025, Gov. Kay Ivey appointed the first black Republican to the Alabama Supreme Court. Judge Bill Lewis

Former Muscogee County Schools Superintendent Dr. John A. Phillips Jr. Dies at 86

Dr. John A. Phillips Jr., a retired Muscogee County superintendent known for leading the school district through a period of

The Millennial Microphone: Columbus we gotta Practice what we Preach

Columbus, I'm Upset.  We ask for change. We demand accountability. We cry out for truth. Yet far too

A View From A Pew: Shake It Off and Step Up

We’ve all felt it—that heavy weight of life piling on, one shovel of dirt at a time. Grief.

City Council Votes To Fire City Manager Isaiah Hugley

At the May 27 Columbus City Council meeting, City Manager Isaiah Hugley was fired, angering community activists. The full meeting

Local Entrepreneur Launches Transportation Service for Ex-Offenders

Irma Mason's vision for GIM Transportation Services LLC began with a simple observation: formerly incarcerated individuals often struggle

Remember The Titans: Mother And Son Offer Scholarship

A Phenix City mother and son have begun a scholarship program for boys who played on Columbus Youth Football’s

Bottoms, Esteves Enter Georgia Governors Race

The 2026 Georgia governor’s race is heating up for the Democratic Party. Former Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms and

The Courier Eco Latino to Celebrate 20 Years of Publishing to the Tri-City Area

Time-Out: A Coaching Era Ends, A Hometown Hero Returns

This past week in Columbus was nothing short of historic as two powerhouse high school programs made headlines—one with

Calls for Councilor Charmaine Crabb’s Resignation Grow Following Release of Sheriff’s Office Report

The recent release of a 118-page administrative report by the Muscogee County Sheriff’s Office has sparked outrage in Columbus’