Students awarded scholarships at King breakfast
Six local high school seniors were recognized Monday as being outstanding students and community members, receiving college scholarships for their efforts during the annual breakfast celebrating the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. on Monday morning.
Community members to come together this Monday for Martin Luther King Jr. Day
This Martin Luther King Jr. Day, the community is coming together to advocate and make Columbus a better place for everyone.
Columbus native to soon embark on European tour with Swedish metal band
This time next week, Columbus resident Zach Dean will be across the Atlantic, performing with the Swedish metal group Humanity’s Last Breath at some of the biggest venues he’s ever played in.
Riverfront progress: Construction work for plaza begins, as plans for low-head dam removal continue
Construction on a plaza that is part of the city’s “Our River…Our Riverfront” project is about to get started, marking the latest progress in the remake of the riverfront along the East Fork White River.
Sorry kiddos: No two-hour delay for young IU fans
Sorry to all of the young Hoosier fans in the community, but Bartholomew Consolidated School Corp. will not be calling a two-hour delay on Tuesday for the morning after the College Football Playoff national championship game.
No cameras in courtroom for Jackson sentencing
A special judge overseeing the criminal case of former Columbus Township Trustee Ben Jackson has denied a request from The Republic to have a camera in the courtroom at Jackson’s sentencing at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday.
Community members to come together this Monday for Martin Luther King Jr. Day
This Martin Luther King Jr. Day, the community is coming together to advocate and make Columbus a better place for everyone.
City seeks bids for Community Crossings road projects
City officials on Tuesday gave notice to bidders for this year’s road improvement projects using state matching funds through a program meant to improve and maintain local roads.
Indiana Supreme Court hears appeal from Greenwood mall, security firm in victims’ lawsuit
By Noah Crenshaw | Daily Journal
