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...
Woman dies in Jennings crash
A 49-year-old woman died in a wreck early Monday morning in Jennings County leaving a Seymour woman hospitalized with serious injuries at an Indianapolis...
Board of works approves contract for walking path
Columbus has approved a contract with an Edinburgh company to build a walking path on Marr Road.
The Columbus Board of Works on Tuesday approved...
Franklin resident arrested after running from officers
A man who ran from police after a traffic stop was arrested on several drug-related charges and an Indiana parole warrant.
Shortly before midnight Monday,...
