Ryan Trares: Trying to reason with hurricane season
“Squalls out on the Gulf Stream,
Cooking up a following: ‘Holmescooking’ creator Justin Holmes finding success as an online entrepreneur
GREENSBURG — With the birth of his fifth child expected in less than a month, a Bartholomew County native is doing what husbands do for expectant wives.
IU Columbus a ‘Tree Campus’ for fifth straight year
The Arbor Day Foundation has recognized IU Columbus with a 2023 Tree Campus Higher Education distinction for its commitment to effective urban forest management. It’s the fifth straight year the campus has earned the honor.
True miracle: Deputy critically injured in August crash grateful for many gifts
NASHVILLE — Seeking a ‘true’ miracle this Christmas holiday season? Look no further than a reindeer jump to the west.
2 BCSC robotics teams advance to state championship
Two teams from the Bartholomew Consolidated School Corp. robotics league will advance to the state championships at Lucas Oil Stadium in March.
Cummins, Toyota Material Handling give $20K to local nonprofits
Brett Wood on Monday gift-wrapped an idea for next year’s Toyota Material Handling of North America/Cummins Inc. holiday Give Back Event — one in which the firms donate a combined $20,000 to charity.
Exhibit Columbus seeks feedback on ‘Public By Design’
Leaders of the 2023 Exhibit Columbus architectural exhibition “Public By Design” want to know what people thought of the most recently completed cycle that included 13 installations spread over a mile-and-a-half of downtown.
Pet food distribution Thursday at airport
Friends of Columbus Animal Care Services (FCACS) will be handing out pet food through its newly named Furry Friends Food Bank distribution on Thursday from 4 to 5:30 p.m. (or until supplies last) in the new location of Columbus Municipal Airport, 4770 Ray Boll Blvd.
Shop with a Cop assists 144 children
Holiday excitement filled the air as several children were taken on shopping sprees Sunday at the the west side Walmart on Merchant Mile.
Destyni Jones: JCHS group took epic summer trip to Europe
After a long awaited three years, Jennings County High School German teacher Ben Jaquess led another one of his exciting trips full of students and citizens of Jennings County all around Europe.















