Ryan Trares: Trying to reason with hurricane season

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“Squalls out on the Gulf Stream,

Cooking up a following: ‘Holmescooking’ creator Justin Holmes finding success as an online entrepreneur

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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’

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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

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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

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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

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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.