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Cummins, Inc will temporarily use part of Columbus Municipal Airport as a test track while it renovates an existing track at Walesboro.

Columbus Municipal Airport is thinking about creating a program that would encourage airpark visitors to explore the area in a new way.

HOPE — The origin of the Students’ Fund of Hope is perhaps best described by a tagline the organization put on its fifth anniversary shirts: “It all started with an idea and a root beer float.”

Somewhere in the archives of the Indiana University Library in Bloomington lies a “paper monument” to a man some Hoosier historians have called the most powerful person to serve in the Indiana Senate in the 20th century.

COLUMBUS, Ind. — The city will close the intersection of Fourth and Washington Streets Monday as part of Taylor Brothers beginning the building of the Interoculus installation which is part of Exhibit Columbus.

The Columbus Plan Commission has sent forward requests from the city’s redevelopment department to create a new Tax Increment Financing (TIF) district and amend an existing district.

BROWN COUNTY — What had been a 70-year-old tobacco barn has been transformed into south central Indiana’s newest event venue.

For some people, middle school is a phase of life they can’t get out of soon enough, but Molly Fountain enjoys it — enough to spend about 15 years there.

CSA New Tech teacher Veronica Buckler is one of 25 finalists for the 2024 Indiana Teacher of the Year.

The Crump Theatre has received a permit that would allow the 134-year-old icon of Columbus’ downtown to reopen to the public after being closed for nearly a decade due to safety hazards involving fire dangers and other concerns.