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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When the Pastor Needs a Break
As a PK — a preacher's kid — I witnessed it firsthand. I grew up watching my father stand behind
OP Ed: No One Should Profit From the Rules They Write: Congress must vote NO on the CLARITY Act
By: Royal Anderson, chair of the Muscogee County Democratic Committee Americans are getting tired of watching one set of rules
Columbus, Is This Who We Are?
As Columbus celebrates a historic milestone with the election of its first Black mayor, a troubling question hangs over our
Councilor Toyia Tucker Has Lost the Trust of the Black Community
Public service is ultimately about representation. Voters elect leaders with the expectation that they will advocate for the interests, concerns,
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This Week In Review…Sunday Edition
Runoff Turnout Falls Below 25% as Columbus Elects New Mayor, Council Members READ MORE The Election Lesson: Never Underestimate the
Sunday Conversation: Mayor-Elect Isaiah Hugley on History, Unity and the Future of Columbus
The Courier: Tuesday evening was a historic night for Columbus. What does this victory mean to you? Hugley: First and
Before Life Takes Your Dad Away
As we celebrate Father's Day, there is a truth many people discover only after it is too late:
You Can Call Him: Mr. Mayor
On June 16, 2026, Isaiah Hugley was elected the 71st mayor of Columbus, Georgia, making history in the process. Years
Don't Forget Who Put You There
First, let me congratulate the new members of the Columbus City Council: Simi Barnes, Sherrie Aaron, Dr. Cathy Cook, Becca
The Voters of Columbus have Spoken: They Want Change
The voters of Columbus have spoken, and they have sent a clear message: they want change. Beginning in January, Columbus
Civility Over Chaos: Which Will They Choose?
The people of Columbus have spoken, and their message could not be any clearer. They voted for civility over chaos.
The Election Lesson: Never Underestimate the Power of Black Media
One of the clearest lessons from the 2026 local election cycle is this: Black media matters. In fact, this election