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CONGRESSMAN BISHOP APPLAUDS U.S. COURT RULING BLOCKING TRUMP ADMINISTRATION’S $100,000 VISA FEE

WASHINGTON – Congressman Sanford D. Bishop, Jr. (GA-02) applauded the ruling by a federal judge today blocking President Trump’s

A Living Testimony

This past First Sunday, from my seat in the choir stand, I witnessed something that I will never forget. As

Don't Move the Problem — Solve It: Why Any Curfew Should Be Citywide

In my opinion, proposing a curfew that applies only to the Uptown area is a shortsighted approach by the current

A Conversation with Cathy Williams

2nd Congressional District Representative, Georgia State Board of Transportation In recent months, claims have circulated on social media suggesting that

We Don't Need More Neighborhoods — We Need Communities

One of the greatest things missing from America today is something many of us grew up experiencing but too few

Our Endorsements Reflect Experience, Character and a Vision for Columbus

Everybody, Somebody, Anybody, and Nobody: A Lesson for Voters

Here’s a familiar story that is appropriate for a time such as this. An important job needed to be

Community Celebrates Sen. Ed Harbison's 34-Year Legacy of Service

Business leaders, elected officials, community advocates, family members and friends gathered Thursday, June 4, at the Columbus Museum to celebrate

Women Rally Behind Isaiah Hugley Ahead of Mayoral Runoff Election

As the campaign enters its final stretch before the June 16 mayoral runoff election, supporters of mayoral candidate Isaiah Hugley

Opinion: The Choice Now Belongs to the Voters

With early voting beginning this week, most — if not all — voters have already made their decisions about who they believe

Leadership Over Rhetoric: The Clear Choice for Columbus' Future

Disinformation has long played a powerful role in shaping political narratives, often traveling faster and reaching farther than verified facts.