Sickle Cell Awareness Month: Part II: For Patients in Pain, Being Believed Can Be Part of the Treatment
September is Sickle Cell Awareness Month, an effort to educate the public about an inherited blood disorder that disproportionately affects
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Courier Eco Latino Launches Weekly Series Spotlighting Local Authors
The Courier Eco Latino Newspaper recently launched a new weekly series, "A View From a Pew: Stories Behind the
Are We Building Churches Young People Want to Belong To?
Every church I know wants to see more young people in the pews. We pray for them. We preach to
Why Chief Mathis' Words Landed Differently in the Black Community
The recent comments by Columbus Police Chief Stoney Mathis have divided our community. Some have condemned his words as reckless
The Mayor Defended the Circumstances. But What About the Statement?
Pressure Explains. It Doesn't Justify. Although Mayor Skip Henderson has not held a formal press conference addressing Police
Behind the Words Series Continues with Focus on Men's Mental Health
Honest conversations about healing, emotional wellness and the experiences men often keep hidden will take center stage during the next
Community Rallies Around Mel Long During Recovery
For years, Mel Long has been known as someone who consistently showed up for others — offering encouragement, leadership, support, and
Mayor Henderson Cannot Remain Silent on Chief Mathis' Comments
In Columbus government, the police chief does not operate independently. The Chief of Police reports to the city's
Op-Ed: Congress Needs to Keep the Hemp Loophole Closed to Protect Georgians
By: Royal Anderson As a registered nurse, I’ve dedicated my career towards helping patients here in Georgia that need
Columbus, Again I Ask: Is This Who We Are?
Before I say anything else, let me be absolutely clear. A mother is dead. Three children have lost their mother.
A Wednesday Conversation with Dr. Tiesha N. Bryant
Author of Petals of Love: Chronicles of the Imperfectly Perfect Mother Motherhood is often portrayed through picture-perfect images and
Family, Friends Mourn Alexis Hill Following Fatal Shooting at Columbus Dollar General
Family members, friends and coworkers are mourning the loss of Alexis Hill, a 44-year-old mother of three whose
When the Police Chief Becomes Judge, Jury, and Executioner
The Wrong Words From the Wrong Leader, Columbus Deserves Better Than This The job of a police chief is one