Miss USA contestant would not change a thing
A Columbus nurse was not among the final 15 for Sunday’s Miss USA competition, but on social media told friends and family that competing...
Grant helps with repairs
The Columbus community development department is encouraging elderly or disabled residents who are in need of home repairs that will enable them to stay...
Hauser’s repeat bid for state title denied
Hauser’s dream of back-to-back softball state titles was put in a squeeze Monday night.
Class A No. 5 Borden laid down a suicide squeeze with...
County pays tribute to Joe Bill Whipker
Bartholomew County government employees, including those who work at the Courthouse and Sheriff's Department, were among those paying tribute late Tuesday morning to Joe...
BCSC honored for two ‘promising practices’
The Indiana Department of Education is recognizing Bartholomew Consolidated School Corp. for two of its practices that state education leaders say are having a...
Lawyer retiring after nearly half-century of work
As they have done regularly for 25 years, a group of Columbus attorneys gathered Thursday at 4th Street Bar and Grill.
But on this day,...
East grad makes quick college impact
At 6-foot-8 and just under 200 pounds, some college baseball programs might have seen Will Anderson as a project.
But the Columbus East graduate was...
Bull Dogs point guard makes return from injury
After tearing the meniscus in her right knee in the regional final of this past girls basketball season, Ashlyn Huffman knew it would be...
Student finds a new life through dance
At 11 years old, one local girl could not read, write or even speak.
Sophia Reynolds, Columbus, was attending the Indiana School for the Deaf,...
Serving up family: Couple extend relationship to restaurant business
The couple who runs the Lincoln Square Restaurant has a partnership not just in business, but also in life.
On April 30, Nick Katris, 71,...
