Somebody Has To Say It; So, It Might As Well Be Me!
Recently while visiting the mall, I saw some of everything shower caps, hair rollers, pajamas, sagging pants, leggings that show
By Kirsten J. Barnes On March 12, Columbus voters went to the poll to select their presidential nominees for the
By Kirsten J. Barnes For the last ten years, Suzanne Goddard has held the Office of Muscogee County Solicitor General.
By Kirsten J. Barnes The newly minted U.S. Congressional District 2 in Alabama, which includes all of Phenix City
By Kirsten J. Barnes If you haven’t registered to vote, it is too late to participate in the March
By Kirsten J. Barnes Special to the Courier Eco Latino Republican Regina “Reggie” Liparoto, executive director of Columbus South, Inc.
By Adjoa Danso The 2024 legislative session is officially underway, but first, let’s review what changes we have to
The 2024 elections are less than a year away. It’s time that we stop complaining about how Republican lawmakers
This is part 2 of a four-part series on the upcoming election in 2024. If we expect to change the
Congressman Sanford D. Bishop, Jr. is serving his sixteenth term in the U.S. House of Representatives, representing Georgia’s
With unity, our community can influence change and ensure our voices are heard at the decision-making table. As we look
By Janell Williams The Columbus NAACP Chapter gathered with the community last Saturday morning for their Civic Engagement Summit. During