Council approves exemptions for large agricultural properties
Columbus City Council has given its final approval to an ordinance that makes large agricultural properties exempt from certain city laws in an effort to make annexation more attractive.
Community calendar – Dec. 8
Events listed for Friday, Dec. 8
Judge finds primary law unconstitutional; grants Rust injunction in ballot case
UPDATE: Victim identified in fatal accident on I-65 southbound near Edinburgh
Two East seniors named 2024 Lilly Endowment Community Scholars
Ortiz sentenced to 9 years for involvement in Tool Dynamics parking lot shooting
Eladia Jacobo Ortiz, 36, of 895 N. National Road was sentenced in Bartholomew Superior Court 1 to nine years in prison after she pleaded guilty to aiding, inducing or causing aggravated battery as a Level 3 felony.
A Not So Silent Night ready to unfold today
It’ll be beginning to look a lot more like Christmas from 4 to 8 p.m. today in downtown Columbus when the annual A Not So Silent Night event unfolds with many merchants open late.
Holcomb defends LEAP pipeline, prepares for last legislative session
Flambeau donates to community, state organizations
Flambeau Inc.’s Columbus location recently donated thousands of products to area law enforcement, Boy Scouts, schools and hunting groups. Some of the organizations included were the Bartholomew County Sheriff’s Office, Parkside Elementary School, and Boy Scouts of America Troop 559 in Columbus.
Council authorizes $11.58M for riverfront project
Columbus City Council has authorized the Columbus Redevelopment Commission to spend almost $11.6 million on the city’s riverfront project, though some residents and at least one council member are skeptical of certain aspects of the proposal.
