The Courier Eco Latino Newspaper

31/10/2025

28/10/2025

https://www.couriernews.org/view-from-a-pew-we-still-dont-get-it/

As the next election looms near, I find myself vexed—deeply troubled—by the apathy that still runs rampant in our community. With everything happening nationally, statewide, and right here at home to suppress our vote, it seems we still don’t get it. I’ve heard every excuse in

27/10/2025

https://www.couriernews.org/the-countdown-is-on-the-35th-annual-fountain-city-classic-week/

Classic Week is more than a game—it’s a tradition that brings our community together! From education to empowerment, from alumni celebrations to family events, every moment isClassic Week is more than a game—it’s a tradition that brings our community together! From education to empowerment, ...

26/10/2025

https://www.couriernews.org/a-view-from-the-pew-how-would-you-spend-86-400/

Imagine this for a moment. You’ve got a rich benefactor — maybe a long-lost uncle, or that grandmother who always slipped you a little something extra in your hand on the way out the door. One day you find out they left you an inheritance: $86,400 deposited into your

26/10/2025

https://www.couriernews.org/beloved-bbq-spot-neicys-to-close-after-10-years-owner-cites-road-closures-and-lost-business/

After serving up mouthwatering ribs, smoked chicken and Southern comfort favorites for a decade, Neicy’s BBQ, a beloved community staple located at 359 23rd Avenue, will close its doors at the end of this month. Owner Gerald Hatcher told The Courier Eco Latino that the decision was painful but

26/10/2025

https://www.couriernews.org/sunday-conversation-with-david-britt-muscogee-county-tax-commissioner/

David Britt has spent nearly his entire professional career inside the Muscogee County Tax Commissioner’s Office. From his early days as a front-line clerk to now leading the department as Tax Commissioner, Britt has seen every side of the office — the good, the challenging, and the rewarding. T...

26/10/2025

https://www.couriernews.org/a-call-to-awareness-the-road-to-the-2026-elections/

HeyWith the qualifying period fast approaching and new candidates preparing to enter the race, political observers say the 2026 elections could usher in a new era of leadership for Columbus and Muscogee County. Voters across the county are being urged to stay informed, attend candidate forums, and p...

23/10/2025

https://www.couriernews.org/preserving-a-legacy-the-w-h-spencer-golden-owlettes-keep-history-alive/

The W.H. Spencer Golden Owlettes, in partnership with the W.H. Spencer House Restoration Committee (SHRC) and the Green & Gold Luncheon Committee, extend heartfelt gratitude to all who continue to support their shared mission of “Preserving a Legacy.” That legacy—the historic W.H. Spencer Hous...

23/10/2025

https://www.couriernews.org/coming-this-sunday-know-your-elected-representatives/

In this Sunday’s edition of The Courier Eco Latino, we’re helping you get election-ready. Find out who represents you — from City Council and School Board members to your State Senator and State Representative. As Columbus and Muscogee County gear up for the 2026 local elections, we’ll provi...

22/10/2025

https://www.couriernews.org/a-midweek-view-from-the-pew-when-prayer-turns-into-a-marathon/

Now, I know the Bible says we should “pray without ceasing,” but I’m convinced some folks take that just a little too literally — especially during altar call. Don’t get me wrong, I love prayer. I believe in prayer. Prayer changes things — and sometimes it changes me. But there’