Painting the town: Sixth Street mural takes shape
designers, local students and community volunteers are close to finishing up a new asphalt mural downtown.
The artwork is located on Sixth Street between Washington...
Former East wrestler, Marine recovering from accident in San Diego
Former Columbus East wrestler Aaron Cepeda is recovering in a San Diego hospital a little more than a week after a car accident that...
Expo events had recycling efforts
Staff Reports
The 2021 Ethnic Expo series has announced its sustainability results, which succeeded in keeping 49% of the events’ waste out of the Bartholomew...
A PLACE THAT WILL GROW: AirPark stakeholders continue design discussions
Connections, gatherings, and growth.
These are the three things that local stakeholders hope to see in the Columbus Airpark campus, according to landscape architecture firm...
Ivy Tech to offer FAFSA workshops
Staff Reports
Ivy Tech Community College will be offering community workshops in Columbus, Franklin, Seymour, and Shelbyville over the next three months for anyone needing...
A look at the library’s resourceful Indiana Room
By Annette Blount | For The Republic
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More often than not I am faced with people who find their way back to the Indiana Room...
Winter-themed giveaway for the struggling set today
The Rev. Ronnie Coffey has long been a man of the streets.
Years ago, that meant he was homeless. Today, he’s ministering to the homeless,...
ACROSS THE COUNTRY JOURNEY: Killinger raising awareness of PTSD in veterans
A Columbus veteran has about 587 miles left before he finishes a 3,333 mile run from coast-to-coast drawing attention to veterans suffering from post-traumatic...
Flat Rock Hawcreek expected to raise teacher salaries 10%
HOPE — Flat Rock-Hawcreek School Corp. has reached a tentative agreement with its teachers’ association that, if ratified, would collectively raise salaries about 10%...
Kiwanis Duck Splash raises thousands for children programming
Staff Reports
The 18th Annual Kiwanis Incredible Duck Splash on Saturday saw 14,649 rubber ducks adopted with $55,230 raised for children and youth-oriented programs.
This was...
