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LGBTQ+ youth center opens in Columbus

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An Indianapolis organization serving LGBTQ+ youth is expanding to new locations, including Columbus.

BCSC receives grant for robots made to help students with autism

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Bartholomew Consolidated School Corp. is purchasing two more robotic helpers for students on the spectrum.

Republic seeks ‘Woman of the Year’ nominations

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The Republic is accepting nominations for its annual Woman of the Year, a prestigious honor that recognizes one woman from Bartholomew County for her contributions toward creating a vital community. Honorees are selected on their contributions to creating a high quality of life here with an emphasis on long-term activity, hands-on work and diverse involvement.

Community calendar – Dec. 4

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Events listed for Monday, Dec. 4

Indiana State Police investigating case of man found shot in vehicle on I-65 in...

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INDIANAPOLIS -- Indiana State Police were sent to ramp from I-65 northbound to southbound Martin Luther King Blvd, at 1:47 p.m. Sunday about a...

Columbus Festival of Lights Parade returns with big crowd

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Perhaps the only thing warmer than the 50-degree temperature just before the Columbus Festival of Lights Parade returned Saturday night — after a year’s absence — were the smiles of children and others along the mile-long route, mostly along Washington Street.

Recycling is up, but landfill is increasing its gate fee in 2024

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This year’s statistics show Columbus and Bartholomew County residents remain committed to recycling.

Christmas of Yesteryear draws crowd in Hope

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HOPE — ‘Christmas of Yesteryear,’ presented by the Yellow Trail Museum, took place Friday in the Hope Town Square.

Utilities working with Ninth Avenue on sewer discharge issues

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Columbus City Utilities is working with Ninth Avenue Foods to address problems with the company’s wastewater.

Free stress management workshop planned

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ASAP Rethinking Wellness will sponsor a “Managing the Stress Cycle” workshop next Friday, Dec. 8 from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. at Mill Race Center.