Ready to ring in the season: Salvation Army plans annual Red Kettle Campaign
Yes, Capt. Amy Tompkins of the Columbus Salvation Army office gets it.
The so-called Great Pumpkin has had no time to even rise from the...
United Way program used for case study
Staff Reports
A United Way program that helps lift Bartholomew County residents into self-sufficiency is being used as a case study for a national organization...
SPACE IN THE MAKING: Chamber offers a glimpse of Propeller makerspace
Columbus Area Chamber of Commerce opened its new makerspace Columbus Propeller Community Innovation Center to visitors on Thursday, where businessmen, educators, community leaders and...
TIME FOR A BOOST: 261 turn out on first day of CRH vaccination clinic
A total of 261 people turned out to get booster shots or start or continue the process of getting vaccinated against COVID-19 during the...
Survivor shares insights 5 years after breast cancer diagnosis
By Sharon Mangas
For the Republic
I SAT near my kitchen window mid-August 2016, gazing out at Sandy Hook Lake. I contemplated the bottle of pills...
Breast cancer survivor pens second book, now helping other breast cancer patients worldwide
More than three years ago, Niyati Tamaskar’s whole world changed with the mention of just one word: cancer. Today, her many words as a...
Whittington reflects on time leading “Peyton’s Angels”
In June of 2013, the family of 5-year-old Peyton Whittington held an informal carnival in their backyard. Two days later, Peyton died of a...
FAITH OVER FEAR: Local cancer patient turns to faith, family and ‘Good Vibrations’ to...
Something just didn’t feel right to Terry Kutsko.
It was 2015, and Kutsko, who was 52 years old at the time and owner of a...
Colors for a cure: JohColors for a cure: John Brown says little things that...
Right out of the gate, powerful people were expecting great things from a 1977 Columbus North High School graduate named John Brown.
Just after he...
Analytically oriented, retiree uncovers help for his prostate cancer
BROWN COUNTY — Having spent most of his professional career in engineering, it was common for Columbus native Henry Stitsworth to be around people...
