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The Rumblings in District 4 Have Already Begun

If you think the 2026 election cycle ended when the ballots were counted, think again. Political conversations are already taking

PHENIX CITY MAYOR'S BALL AWARDS MORE THAN $137,000 IN SCHOLARSHIPS TO 60 STUDENTS

Sixty graduating seniors from Central High School, Russell County High School and Glenwood School received college scholarships Thursday through the

The Housing Authority of Columbus To Begin Accepting Applications

K92.7 Welcomes Veteran Media Personality Felicia Hamilton to the Morning Lineup, debuting “The Morning Vibe with Ya Girl Felicia”

K92.7 is excited to announce the launch of a brand-new morning radio show. “The Morning Vibe with Ya

The Tuskegee University Decision...When Did Comfort Become the Standard?

There are moments when a story becomes bigger than the headline. Tuskegee University's decision to prohibit bonnets, do-

Black History Month Committee Awards Grants to 12 Youth Organizations

The 2026 Black History Month Observance Breakfast Committee distributed donations to 12 local organizations Wednesday during a ceremony at the

Sunday Conversation Healing Our Sons: Therapist Roby Murphy Speaks on Young Black Males, Trauma and Violence in Columbus

The City of Columbus continues to grapple with shootings involving young people, leaving families devastated and neighborhoods searching for answers.

Stop Praying So Small

I wonder sometimes if God smiles at our prayers—not because they're wrong, but because they're

Don't Let Yesterday Hold Your Tomorrow Hostage

One of the greatest mistakes we make is believing that because we have invested so much time in something, we

Somebody Is Praying for Your Ordinary

Every now and then, life has a way of convincing us that what we have isn't enough. We

The Numbers Don't Lie: Black and Brown Columbus Has Found Its Political Power

For decades, we have heard the same refrain every election season: "If we could just get our people to