By Janell Williams In a candid interview with local advocate Lucas Melton, concerns over voter disenfranchisement in Columbus have reached
Two Old Men, Too Many Lies: The Unconvincing Biden-Trump Debate By Kaffie Sledge Special to the Courier I think I
By Janell Williams As the calendar inches closer to July 1, 2024, Georgia residents and businesses alike are bracing for
By Janell Williams Columbus, GA – In a closely watched race, Travis Chambers has emerged victorious in the primary runoff for
By Leslie Hudgins The second race to the polls has officially begun here in Muscogee County as the public gears
By Janell Williams In a gripping and emotional meeting on Tuesday morning, Simi Barnes and her brother, Clairmont Barnes, the
By Kirsten J. Barnes The Columbus City Council will vote to renew the Business Improvement District, which will then stay
By Janell Williams In a resounding call for economic reform, 94% of voters in Georgia expressed that current working wages
By Kirsten J. Barnes Former Columbus Police Officer Byron Hickey was scheduled to be sworn in as the newest member
By Kirsten J. Barnes Columbus residents made their voices heard at the close of the polls on May 21, 2024,
By Janell Williams UPDATE— Columbus Police Department (CPD) is still searching for the suspects behind Tuesday's incident at
On Wednesday, May 22nd, the NAACP hosted a press conference to address potential voter suppression incidents that occurred on election
