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The Courier Eco Latino Publishers Award Recipient: Shakea Miller
Shakea Miller, founder and dean of 1 on 1 Technical & Theological College in Phenix City, has been named the
Healthcare, Housing Challenges Spotlighted at Columbus Board of Realtors Meeting
By Jessica Roberts Rural hospital closures, healthcare accessibility and the ongoing housing crisis took center stage during a recent Columbus
Girls Inc. of Columbus & Phenix-Russell Names Danita Gibson Lloyd as CEO
The Board of Directors of Girls Inc. of Columbus & Phenix-Russell has appointed Danita Gibson Lloyd as chief executive officer.
Time Out: "Lights, Bats, and Finish Lines"
You can feel it in the breeze and hear it under the stadium lights, football season has finally arrived in
View from a Pew: Don’t Quit on Day 40 — Your Day 41 is Coming
Audio View From A Pew Dont Quit on Day 400:00/172.2456231× Have you ever felt like you were
Soul Fest: Dukes & Boots Marks 10 Years of Southern Soul in Columbus
Promoter Tyrome Tukes will celebrate a milestone on Aug. 30, when the Civic Center comes alive for the 10th anniversary
Part I: HBCUs Under Fire: The Fight to Protect Legacy and Opportunity
Join us as we launch a three-part series exploring the enduring importance of Historically Black Colleges and Universities. From the
A Courier Eco Latino Lift Him Up Awardee Kenneth Davis
he Courier Eco Latino Lift Him Up Awards honor men in our community whose strength, perseverance and unwavering commitment serve
The Carl “Brother Love” Hardman Activist Award Recipient: Mel Long
Many people are known for “speaking truth to power,” but few truly understand what it means. Carl “Brother Love” Hardman
Emanuel Preparatory School of Math & Science: Celebrating 10 Years of Excellence
Emanuel Preparatory School of Math & Science is marking a milestone — 10 years of preparing young men to be exemplary
If I Knew You Were Going to Vote Against the Interest of My District, I Would Have Asked the Lord for More Time
For nearly 30 years, Evelyn Turner Pugh’s leadership brought growth, stability, and opportunity to District 4. Today, as political