Sentencing moved back in intimidation case

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Sentencing has been moved to June 12 for a teenager who pleaded guilty to felony intimidation with a deadly weapon after he was accused of threatening a group of students with a gun in the Columbus East High School parking lot in February.

Stolen school bus leads to police pursuit

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SHELBY COUNTY — Indiana State Police along with multiple other police agencies in Shelby and Decatur counties were involved in a pursuit of a stolen school bus Tuesday morning, eventually arresting a Cincinnati, Ohio suspect in a farm field.

Never forget: Columbus honors fallen veterans in three services on Monday

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Three different services with distinct themes were conducted Monday in Columbus to commemorate Memorial Day.

Hope honors veterans in series of services

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HOPE - In northeast Bartholomew County, visiting eight different cemeteries on Memorial Day has become a tradition handed down from generation to generation for the past 70 years.

High schools announce counselor teams

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The Bartholomew Consolidated School Corp. is continuing to appoint individuals to its new team structures for Columbus East and North high schools.

City approves child care center renovations

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A local childcare center is updating its facility to comply with regulations and increase capacity.

Heartland run raises thousands for Riley

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The Heartland 5k Run and Walk to benefit Riley Children’s Hospital held on May 13 raised more than $10,000 to support children who are patients. This exceeds last year’s total of $6,500, said race coordinator Steve Bayer.

‘Comfort in the uncomfortable’: North students commence to the future

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Many graduation speakers choose to reference famous writers, philosophers or historic figures during their remarks.

Summerville part of IU initiative

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A retired Columbus entrepreneur is joining a new effort to help fellow Indiana University grads give back to their alma mater.

A project called high school: CSA New Tech celebrates graduation

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For the students at CSA New Tech — a high school centered on a project-based learning model — every school year is filled with new endeavors and experiments.