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Council Tables Controversial Public Safety Director Proposal for Further Review

A proposed amendment to the Columbus city charter that would shift public safety oversight from the mayor to a newly

Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month

Columbus Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta to Host Suicide Awareness Event

Every 11 minutes, someone in the United States dies by suicide, making it one of the nation’s leading causes

A View From a Pew: Power, Politics, and the People’s Voice

On Tuesday, September 23, 2025, our City Council will introduce two controversial resolutions. On the surface, both may sound like

Time-Out: Friday Night Lights Shine Bright in the Valley

Week after week, high school football across the Valley continues to deliver thrills, big-time performances, and statement wins. Last Friday

Columbus State’s Robert Moore Named Herbert Greene Coach of the Year

Columbus State men’s basketball coach Robert Moore has been named the Herbert Greene Coach of the Year, earning the

Tri-City Latino Association Announces Harold “Lefty” Encarnacion Scholarship Program

The Tri-City Latino Association has launched the Harold “Lefty” Encarnacion Community Scholarship Program, an initiative created to inspire Latino students

A View From a Pew: The Water Is Still Dirty

A View From A Pew The Water Is Still Dirty0:00/196.7775051× First, let me say this—I love

Columbus Invites Citizens to Serve on City Boards, Commissions

For residents looking to make a difference in their community, one of the most direct ways is by volunteering to

Double Vision Eye Care: Twin Optometrists Bring Community-Focused Care to Columbus

For twin sisters Lakesha Story and Latesha Walker, eye care is more than a profession — it’s a calling. The

A View From a Pew: Mourning Honestly, Without Losing Our Humanity

Can we mourn a life lost and still not agree with everything that person said? I believe we can. James