Veteran softball coach offering free clinics
Forty-two girls had worked on their hitting, pitching and fielding at a clinic Thursday at Northside Middle School, but there was still one discipline...
City demands overdue payments from Commons pub
Columbus is working to collect more than $20,000 from a downtown restaurant after it fell behind on rent and other payments to the city.
Jordy...
Concert enjoyment comes Naturally
Internationally acclaimed a cappella group Naturally 7 had its Columbus audience well in hand on the Bartholomew County Library Plaza.
Hundreds were clapping along on...
You’ve got a problem? Bring it on, say Camp Invention ‘scientists’
Heir eyes were focused. Their hands were moving with acute precision. Their minds were fixated on solving the problem in front of them.
Because when...
Man returns to ransacked home, holds suspect for police
A local resident walked into a burglary in progress in his home and prevented the burglar from escaping until police arrived.
Columbus police were called...
Craft sale to help kidney patient
SCIPIO — A Jennings County woman is seeking help from her neighbors as she prepares for her second kidney transplant in seven years.
Krishna Marcoux,...
Inner circle
HAYDEN — Elizabeth Lynch once heard an elite archer say that the thing separating Olympic archers from your average everyday shooter was that "the...
Speidel ready for new chapter: Transition to college life
As Josh Speidel hoisted up a series of 15-foot shots in his driveway on Wednesday afternoon, there was a hitch in his motion as...
New events join returning festival for weekend of entertainment
On the surface, the annual MainSource BBQ Blues & Brew lives up to its collective name and merges three entertaining elements into one festive...
Saturday’s Juneteenth celebration marks official freedom from slavery
She discovered at times that she needed a slightly thicker skin to deal with others -- partly because of the color of her skin.
So...
