Amaya Graham

1 week ago | walb.com | Amaya Graham

COLUMBUS, Ga. (WTVM) - A Columbus man is turning personal tragedy into a lasting tribute after losing his mother to gun violence. In 2023, Juantonja Richmond was fatally shot while visiting her best friend. Now, more than two years later, her son, DeAndre Johnson, is honoring her memory by opening a business in her name.

1 month ago | northernnewsnow.com | Amaya Graham

COLUMBUS, Ga. (WTVM/Gray News) - A Georgia family is praising hospital staff and the Lord above for bringing their baby boy back to life. When baby Landon was born with little to no signs of life, doctors with Piedmont Columbus Regional told his mother and father, Tessa and Vintrez Davis, they didn’t believe he would make it. The parents leaned on their faith and say God answered their prayers. Landon, who has the nickname “Baby Lazarus,” is now a healthy 3-month-old, WTVM reports.

1 month ago | kktv.com | Amaya Graham

COLUMBUS, Ga. (WTVM/Gray News) - A Georgia family is praising hospital staff and the Lord above for bringing their baby boy back to life. When baby Landon was born with little to no signs of life, doctors with Piedmont Columbus Regional told his mother and father, Tessa and Vintrez Davis, they didn’t believe he would make it. The parents leaned on their faith and say God answered their prayers. Landon, who has the nickname “Baby Lazarus,” is now a healthy 3-month-old, WTVM reports.

1 month ago | azfamily.com | Amaya Graham

COLUMBUS, Ga. (WTVM/Gray News) - A Georgia family is praising hospital staff and the Lord above for bringing their baby boy back to life. When baby Landon was born with little to no signs of life, doctors with Piedmont Columbus Regional told his mother and father, Tessa and Vintrez Davis, they didn’t believe he would make it. The parents leaned on their faith and say God answered their prayers. Landon, who has the nickname “Baby Lazarus,” is now a healthy 3-month-old, WTVM reports.

Jan 28, 2025 | wltz.com | Amaya Graham

ATLANTA, Ga. (WTVM) - The longest-serving lawmaker in the Georgia General Assembly was honored with a portrait at the state capitol on Tuesday. Retired State Representative Calvin Smyre of Columbus served his constituents for nearly a half-century, retiring in 2022 to work in the Biden administration. Smyre expressed his gratitude, saying it’s an honor to have his photo hung in the capitol for young boys and girls to see as an inspiration for future generations.