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A View from a Pew: Sometimes It Takes a Leap of Faith
There’s a quote that’s always stuck with me. It says, “The graveyard is the richest place on earth.
Hugley’s Attorney Lays out Charges of Racial Discrimination in Firing by Columbus City Council
City’s first Black city manager claims retaliation and bias after decades of public service Isaiah Hugley, the first African
Kendall Mills Named Director of District-Wide Athletics for Muscogee County Schools
A new chapter in Muscogee County athletics is underway—and it starts at the top. In a unanimous vote on
The Courier Eco Latino Newspaper to Celebrate 20 Years of Service with Anniversary Gala
The Courier Eco Latino newspaper will mark two decades of service to the Tri-City community with its 20th Anniversary Awards
Muscogee Clerk’s Office to Host Notary Training Event July 11
The Muscogee County Clerk of Superior and State Courts Office will host its annual Notary Training Event on Friday, July
A View from the Pew: When they Hand You the Scissors
Let me speak from the heart today — because somebody needs to hear this truth and hear it plain. Not everyone
Time-Out: Border Wars, National Champions, and a Rising Power in Russell County
This past weekend marked a milestone moment for Muscogee County athletics, with championship banners flying, programs gaining momentum, and a
Dr. Rocky Roy C. Marsh, Jr. Announces Candidacy for Columbus City Council, District 9 At-Large
Columbus, GA – Dr. Rocky Roy C. Marsh, Jr. has officially filed his intent to run for office with the Muscogee
Lifestyle
Columbus Transitional Center Gets New Superintendent
The Georgia Department of Corrections Commissioner Tyrone Oliver announced the promotion of Travis Stubbs, assistant superintendent at Columbus Transitional Center,
Politics
Georgia Taxpayers To Receive Extra Surplus Refund
Georgia Gov. Brian P. Kemp and the Georgia Department of Revenue recently announced the state will begin issuing one-time, special
Politics
Georgia Creates Student Bill Of Rights
The Georgia Department of Education has launched a Student Bill of Rights that outlines students’ fundamental rights to a well-rounded,
Opinion
A View from a Pew: When It’s Time to Go
I was standing in my kitchen the other day, and the Holy Spirit spoke through a bunch of bananas. Yes—