By Janell Williams The Columbus Police Department (CPD) will showcase cutting-edge drone technology during a live demonstration of Brinc'
Friendship Baptist Church, officers and members are pleased to announce the selection of the Rev. Dr. Arthur H. Mitchell as
By Leslie Hudgins Davis Broadcasting's annual Radiothon is back. From Monday, Nov. 18th, to Saturday, Nov.23rd, the
By Wane Hailes
The Courier Eco Latino newspaper is proud to be the recent recipient of the Pivot Funds inaugural Fellowship program.
This inaugural program is designed to advance equity in electoral journalism by supporting mid-career journalists of color and LGBTQ+ individuals. The fellowship provides minority news outlets with a journalist who will produce thoughtful, nuanced election coverage with a focus on Georgia’s 2024 election. The program seeks to amplify underrepresented voices in journalism and ensure diverse perspectives on voting rights and elections.
Joining our team is Sahar Akbarzai. Sahar is a journalist focusing on how politics and policy affect vulnerable and minority communities. For the past five years, she has worked at CNN covering both US and international news, with a focus on social justice issues. She hopes her reporting empowers and engages communities to learn more about the world events around them. Sahar graduated with a degree in Political Science and International Relations from Rutger University in New Jersey.
By Wane Hailes This important political season has been extremely frustrating for me. There have been numerous times during these
Why haven’t we heard a mumbling word from Council members since Saturday’s shooting at Rigdon Park? The victim
Y’all need to stop. No. No. Make that. . . We all need to stop. I’m not attempting to paraphrase
By Wane Hailes Contrary to how the title reads, this is not me jumping on the “blue” bandwagon. Let me
