Thrive Alliance hosts dinner for caregivers month
Thrive Alliance is hosting a free dinner program for adult caregivers as part of National Family Caregivers Month.
Offered in conjunction with Just Friends Adult...
‘Bar None’
Drew Thompson is running faster than ever this cross-country season, and with good reason.
Following last season, Thompson had a 15-inch titanium bar removed from...
City renews contract for downtown flowers
The city of Columbus has renewed a contract with a local business to help plant and maintain flowers in the downtown area next year.
The...
Mission plans luncheon for local agencies
New Song Mission in Freetown is hosting a luncheon at noon Friday for organizations and agencies that serve at-risk children and youth.
New Song is...
Night of a Thousand Jacks successful right off the bat
He presides over what sounds for all the world like a top rock act. Smashing pumpkins.
As in wonderful, wacky and wondrous carved jack-o-lanterns to...
Haddad named to Indiana Landmarks board
Indiana Landmarks has elected five new directors, including one from Columbus.
Tracy Haddad, Columbus, is one of the newly-elected directors, serving a three-year term that...
Changing attitudes
The most common public attitude ex- pressed toward addicts is that other people would just as soon not deal with them.
That’s according to Tony...
City budget adds $10 million for capital spending
The Columbus City Council has approved a $57.8 million budget for 2018.
Next year’s budget is about $1 million less than this year’s $58.9 million...
Big numbers start with Olympians’ offensive line
A successful rushing attack needs two things — a solid running back and a strong offensive line.
The Columbus East football team continues to have...
Toyota helps storm victims
Toyota Forklifts is donating $50,000 to Hurricane Harvey relief, a move by the Columbus-based company to help Toyota employees in the Houston and south...
