Joshua Neal on the One Thing He Wished He Learned Sooner as a Creative,...
For digital creators navigating the fast-paced world of social media, trusting your own vision can be the hardest hurdle to overcome. Just ask Joshua Neal. Fresh off a nomination for Outstanding Digital Content Creator at this year’s NAACP Image Awards, the comedian and creative hit the blue carpet at the NAACP...
Meteorological spring arrives, cooler start to week
The week ahead will bring patchy fog, dry conditions, isolated showers, and above-average temperatures, with the official start of spring on March 20th.
Allen Levi’s best-selling novel was inspired by coffee shop art
Allen Levi, the author of "Theo of Golden," never intended to become a best-selling writer. Levi was a lawyer, a musician, a probate judge and was looking for a new pursuit in life when a visit to his favorite coffee shop changed his perspective and maybe his life. The Columbus, Georgia, resident, who was born in Bay...
Community Comes Together for 7th Annual Run for Mercy Med in Columbus
Community Comes Together for 7th Annual Run for Mercy Med in Columbus
Dip in temperatures Tuesday but warm week ahead
After a warm weekend with highs in the mid-70s, temperatures will cool down temporarily before rebounding into the 80s by Thursday, with rain chances increasing from Thursday onwards.
Opinion | District 7 Deserved Better
On Friday, Columbus City Council District 7 candidate Chris Kelley held a press conference to announce what campaign representatives described as a major development in his race. While it was widely understood that Kelley was withdrawing, he never plainly uttered the words himself. That absence of clarity matters....
Police investigating false swatting call in Alabama
ALABAMA — Opelika Police Department say a Saturday evening emergency call that prompted a heavy law enforcement response was ultimately determined to be a false swatting incident. The incident was reported in the area of Village Drive and Fox Run Parkway. Authorities initially asked residents and motorists to avoid...
Courier Eco Latino Concludes “28 Days of Black Excellence” Honoring Local Trailblazers Across the...
After a month of daily tributes, The Courier Eco Latino has concluded its annual “28 Days of Black Excellence” series, a February initiative dedicated to honoring the legacy, leadership and lasting impact of local African Americans throughout the tri-city area. Throughout Black History Month, the publication...
Power outage affecting several parts of east Columbus
CNAW2News.com is getting word of a power outage affecting several areas of east Columbus. Reports of a power outage began being made to CNAW2News.com around 2:30 p.m. on Sunday, March 1, 2026. Areas affected by an outage include Pierce Chapel Road, Blackmon Road, Grey Rock Road, Flat Rock Road, Warm...
Win Over Ranked Team Highlights LCU’s Day 2 at NFCA Leadoff Classic
COLUMBUS, Ga. – The Louisiana Christian University softball team had a rough start to day two of the National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) Leadoff Classic, falling 13-4 in six innings to the United States Sports University Eagles, but ended on a high note by knocking off the #24 Rio Grande RedStorm, 6-1,...

















