Scrapyard files master plan for 6.85-acre expansion
A local scrap metal dealer plans to petition the city this month for permission to expand its existing scrapyard.
The Kroot Corp., 2915 State St.,...
Chipping away at success
Broad Ripple Chip Co. is quickly peeling away from its small-potato beginnings.
The manufacturer of gourmet potato chips is on track in 2016 to surpass...
Bull Dog girls, boys runners sweep inaugural event
Even though the Columbus North boys and girls cross-country teams did not come away with an individual title in Saturday’s Inaugural Columbus North Classic...
Columbus Christian High School junior critically injured in one-vehicle accident
A Columbus Christian High School junior was in critical condition Sunday after he and a former classmate were injured in a single-vehicle accident in...
Built for speed
Five years ago, Bruce Wyke ran into his friend Scott Williams at the Pumpkinfest in Harrison, Ohio.
Wyke told Williams about a dream he had...
Lights on for safety: High-tech crossing signals put protecting pedestrians at forefront
The first of two new high-intensity pedestrian activated walk (HAWK) signals was installed last week at Fifth and Lindsey streets to make it safer...
Connection groups give Christians, nonbelievers alike a place to lean upon one another for...
She hid her personal pain with anger to keep others at bay. She regularly battled anxiety. Fought depression. Cut herself.
And then initially and frustratingly...
East conquers Owls with offensive strength
Columbus East may have been without its starting quarterback Friday night, but that didn't seem to slow down the Olympians' offense.
East put up more...
Bull Dogs roll in conference opener
BLOOMINGTON — Traffic congestion that forced a 30-minute delay to the start of the game had no effect on the Columbus North Bull Dogs,...
The music man: Philharmonic maestro celebrates 30 years of music
The only conductor the Columbus Indiana Philharmonic has ever known has taken a few personal and musical cues from a passionate violinist.
Early in his...
