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Marvin Johnson & Associates and Johnson Witkemper Insurance teamed up to collect the largest haul ever in their annual Thanksgiving canned food drive.

For as long as Jim Paris can remember, he was most comfortable with a pencil in his hand.

November’s almost gone, but I love the peaceful weeks this month offers before the snow flies, the holidays encroach and winter settles in. My husband Mike and I enjoy hiking in November, although we learned the hard way to be aware of hunters. We hiked at the Muscatatuck Wildlife Reserve once in November, clueless that hunting was allowed in-season. We had to skedaddle when we heard shotguns go off.

Maria Argentina Souza believes in good fortune the way a wide-eyed child believes in Santa.

Irony lay in the fact that Abby Jones had to drop three dance classes at Dancers Studio Inc. to make time for her leading female role in Columbus East High School’s weekend production of “Footloose.”

Dave Dugan’s wife of 25 years told him a while back that he needed to be more thoughtful when it came to gift giving for her. Soon afterward, he heard she was interested in painting.

The new issue of Columbus magazine is available inside The Republic today.

WASHINGTON — A Cummins executive was among a group of business and political leaders from both parties who joined President Joe Biden on the White House lawn Monday as he signed a $1 trillion infrastructure bill into law.

A local man and heavy metal musician who pleaded guilty to unlawfully entering the U.S. Capitol to obstruct Congress’ certification of the U.S. presidential election results is continuing to cooperate with authorities while on pre-trial release, court records show.

Whether you are entertaining a crowd this holiday season or just looking to try something new for dinner, you will find all types of delicious dishes in The Republic’s 2021 Holiday Cookbook, inside today’s edition.