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Library elevator needs just one part to be properly operational

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The new elevator at the Bartholomew County Public Library could be in use for the first time by next week if a single part arrives, is installed, and the unit is then inspected.

Crafts retailer Joann files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection

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NEW YORK (AP) — Fabric and crafts retailer Joann has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, as consumers continue to cut back on discretionary...

Columbus City Cemetery cleanup set April 1

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Columbus City Cemetery, south of Donner Park, is scheduled for spring cleanup on Monday, April 1, the Columbus Department of Parks and Recreation announced.

Gubernatorial candidate Jamie Reitenour lambasts debate, forum hosts for exclusion

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By Whitney Downard | Indiana Capital Chronicle For The Republic NDIANAPOLIS -- Underdog Jamie Reitenour, a faith-based candidate running to succeed Gov. Eric Holcomb, made her...

Long-time Bartholomew County Council member decides not to seek reelection

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The local politician who who has maintained the same elected office longer than any other local official in modern history is retiring from politics.

State seeks input on proposed otter trapping rule changes

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Indiana’s Natural Resources Commission has opened a public comment period for proposed changes to the state’s river otter trapping rules before its members vote on their final adoption.

Free eclipse sunglasses now available

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Free solar eclipse safety sunglasses are now available in the gift shop at the Columbus Area Visitors Center, 506 Fifth St. in downtown Columbus. Plus, they soon will be available at places such as the Bartholomew County Public Library at 536 Fifth St. in Columbus.

Community calendar – March 18

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Events listed for Monday, March 18

National Weather Service predicting hard freeze overnight into Monday morning

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COLUMBUS, Ind. -- The National Weather Service is forecasting freezing temperatures that are expected across central Indiana tonight.Low temperatures tonight are expected to fall...

Columbus City Council to consider two abatements

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The Columbus City Council on Tuesday night will hear the first reading on two tax abatement requests from local companies.