View From a Pew: Through a Son’s Eyes
A son does not see his father the same way all his life. His vision changes as he grows—but
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Murder suspect facing trial 2 years after victim names him in dying words
By Janell Williams It was 3:47 p.m. on a Wednesday in February of 2021 when Deputy Danielle Danforth
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Mayor Henderson Settles City Unrest About Missing Funds
By Janell Williams Mayor Skip Henderson has begun to put the residents of Muscogee County at ease as he brought
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Deputy City Manager Pam Hodge Has Receipts The Question Is...Did The Internal Auditor Donna McGinnis Commit Accounting Fraud?
By Wane A. Hailes The Courier During the Columbus City Council meeting on December 5, 2023, the city’s internal
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Columbus Investigators Continue Search For Apex Road Shooter
By Janell Williams The Columbus Police Department is asking for community assistance in identifying a shooting suspect. According to officials,
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The Courier Eco Latino Newspaper Selected for Transformation Tech Grant
The Courier Eco Latino Newspaper has been selected for Transformation Tech by the Fund for Equity in Local News with
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When You Know the Numbers, You’ll Understand Why Your Vote Counts Editorial Board
The 2024 elections are less than a year away. It’s time that we stop complaining about how Republican lawmakers
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FVSU Hosts Technical Assistance Workshop at Wal-Mart in Columbus, Ga
On Saturday, December 9, from 10 am to 3 pm, the FVSU mobile unit will be on hand at Walmart
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Courier Eco Latino Newspaper Selected to the 2024 Digital Natives Program
Through the Digital Natives program, a University of Georgia journalism student with digital news expertise will connect with the Courier
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City Accused of Forcing Out City Manager with Financial Audit
On Tuesday, Nov. 7, 2023, the Columbus city leaders gathered for a City Council Meeting where they came under fire
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