View From a Pew: December Blessings
From where I sit, December is a complicated season. The lights are bright, the music is familiar, the calendars are
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Girls Inc. Launches “Sweater Weather Swap & Shop” to Empower Local Girls
This fall, Girls Inc. of Columbus & Phenix-Russell is inviting the community to “turn closets into change” through its first-ever
A Sunday View from the Pew: The World Will Never Be Color Blind
Every time I hear someone say, “I don’t see color,” I feel something deep in my spirit stir — and
STRONG, SMART & BOLD IN ACTION: MELINDA TOLBERT
Girls Inc. Alumna Marks 20 Years of Excellence in Tax Representation and Community Leadership When it comes to embodying the
White Americans Are the Largest Recipients of SNAP Benefits — Not African Americans
Despite a common misconception, African Americans are not the largest group receiving federal food assistance through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance
Questions Arise Over Legitimacy and Leadership of Muscogee County Young Democrats
Questions are mounting over the legitimacy and leadership of the Muscogee County Young Democrats (MCYD), a local chapter of the
Courier Eco Latino Launches New “Sunday Edition” Newsletter
The Courier Eco Latino, the region’s longest-running bilingual publication serving Black and Brown communities, will officially launch its Sunday
Questions Arise Over Legitimacy and Leadership of Muscogee County Young Democrats
Questions are mounting over the legitimacy and leadership of the Muscogee County Young Democrats (MCYD), a local chapter of the
Sunday Conversation with Robbie Branscomb, Executive Director, Fountain City Classic
Join this Sunday as we sit down with Robbie Branscomb and discuss the upcoming HBCU Classic with Ft Valley and
A Legacy Etched in Gold: Isaiah Crowell’s Hall of Fame Induction and a Big Week in Columbus Football
Every now and then, a player comes along who doesn’t just play the game — they redefine it. For Columbus,
View from a Pew: We Still Don’t Get It
As the next election looms near, I find myself vexed—deeply troubled—by the apathy that still runs rampant in
The countdown is ON! The 35th Annual Fountain City Classic Week
Classic Week is more than a game—it’s a tradition that brings our community together! From education to empowerment,
A Call to Awareness: The Road to the 2026 Elections
With the qualifying period fast approaching and new candidates preparing to enter the race, political observers say the 2026 elections