November restaurant inspections
The information below was compiled from reports of the health departments of Bartholomew and Johnson counties. Critical violations may expose customers to illnesses and typically must be corrected immediately or within days. Noncritical violations, if not corrected, could lead to critical violations or make critical violations more likely to occur.
East grad honored for forestry work
A 1977 graduate of Columbus East High School recently received one Indiana’s highest honors in recognition of his research contributions to improve our region’s hardwood forests.
Pets page: Columbus Animal Care Center
Oscar is a fun-loving little kitten. He likes to play but he likes pets even more. Oscar would like to find a home with someone that wants to play and cuddle with him. Do you have a free hand that you could play with Oscar? Then come meet him, and take home your own Best Kitty Oscar Award.
Students from Columbus’ sister city Miyoshi, Japan visit local schools
Downtown to have road closures for Festival of Lights parade
Community members should expect road closures on Saturday due to the Columbus Festival of Lights Parade and related activities.
Prosecutor files murder charge against mobile home park shooting suspect
Frederick joins prosecutor’s office staff as criminal investigator
Court dismisses Rokita suits against TikTok
Johnson County police nab 21 in child solicitation sting
GREENWOOD — Law enforcement arrested 21 people as part of a three-day child solicitation sting in Greenwood, officials revealed Friday.
Council approves using $2.7 million in reserve funds for infrastructure serving King’s Hawaiian, Taylorsville...
By a vote of 6-1, the Bartholomew County Council voted Thursday to spend $2.7 million of reserve funds on off-site infrastructure improvements in the Taylorsville area.
