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In This Week’s Sunday Edition
As our community moves closer to several important civic milestones, this week’s Courier Eco Latino Sunday Edition takes a
Marquese “Skinny” Averett Qualifies for Georgia House District 140 Seat
Marquese “Skinny” Averett has officially qualified as a candidate for the Georgia House of Representatives seat representing District 140, entering
When God Removes What He Never Assigned
Every now and then, when life gets quiet enough and the noise of the world settles down, God will whisper
State Rep. Teddy Reese Announces Bid for Georgia Senate Seat Being Vacated by Ed Harbison
Teddy Reese has announced his intention to run for the Georgia State Senate seat being vacated by longtime lawmaker Ed
Edward D. Harbison to Seek Georgia Senate Seat After Father’s Retirement
Edward D. Harbison, a longtime public policy specialist and veteran public servant, announced Thursday that he will qualify Friday as
View From A Pew: Ten Truths You Need To Know Before It’s Too Late
Sometimes life has a way of whispering lessons to us… and sometimes it has to shout them. And if you
CPD Sgt. Katina Williams Named WRBL News 3’s 2026 Remarkable Woman
Columbus Police Department Sgt. Katina Williams has been named WRBL News 3’s 2026 Remarkable Woman, an honor recognizing women
Courier Eco Latino to Publish 2026 Voters Guide on March 8
The Courier Eco Latino Newspaper will publish its official 2026 Voters Guide on Sunday, March 8, offering residents across Columbus,
Georgia Sen. Ed Harbison Announces Retirement After More Than Three Decades of Service
After more than three decades of service beneath the Gold Dome, Georgia State Sen. Ed Harbison — a steadfast voice for
A View from a Pew | Beside Him, Not Beneath Him: Why God Chose the Rib
Sometimes when we talk about relationships, especially marriage, people reduce the conversation to one word — submission. And too often, they
One Word, Big Advantage: Will “Incumbent” Give John Anker an Unfair Advantage on the Ballot?
A question about fairness on the ballot is surfacing as Muscogee County voters prepare for the upcoming local election: Should
View From A Pew: If They’re Talking, You’re Moving
Let me help somebody this morning. You’re getting mad because they’re talking about you. Behind your back. On