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Columbus Regional Health says it has no plans to scale back its maternity services but acknowledged that the county hospital system “is not immune” from the financial challenges facing healthcare providers across the state and nation.

Columbus’ very own Broadway star is coming home to kick off the spring Cabaret at the Commons series.

A recent donation of a storied artifact previously owned by a prominent Columbus couple has added a new element of creativity to an atmosphere already bursting with it.

Bartholomew County Council members agreed to transfer $1.5 million for road improvements to fill a gap created after the county received no dollars through a state program that was tweaked during the previous legislative session.

A local task force is intensifying its efforts to raise awareness of sextortion and other online threats to children, following a surge in reports of child exploitation in Indiana and the recent murder of a 17-year-old teenager from Fishers.

Columbus Board of Public Works and Safety members opened bids to construct a new bus stop near NexusPark along Herman Darlage Drive that will become available for use in the spring.

Columbus Mayor Mary Ferdon will be giving her third state of the city address since taking office tonight, looking back on the past year and giving a preview of what’s to come in 2026.

The Columbus Area Chamber of Commerce announced author and speaker Steve Gutzler will address the business community at its annual meeting, presented by Centra Credit Union. The Chamber event starts at 11:30 a.m. on Wednesday, March 25 at The Commons. The annual meeting is the community’s largest business event of the year.

A longstanding mental health counseling agency in Columbus said Monday that it has begun shutting down and will cease operations by the end of the month, citing “stark financial realities.”

By Ryan Trares | Daily Journal