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Seeking diversity

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Roughly 94 percent of all officers in the Columbus Police Department are white, a statistic that local law enforcement officials say highlights a need...

Rough defeat for Bull Dogs

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JEFFERSONVILLE — Columbus North and Class 2A No. 9 Evansville Memorial were in a deadlock battle during Saturday’s semistate boys soccer semifinal. After the Bull...

Police work a career, not just a job

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Sgt. Oscar Olmeda, who has been an officer with the Columbus Police Department for 11 years, said he knew right off the bat when...

East seniors claim fourth straight sectional

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ST. LEON — After knocking off two tough competitors in the East Central volleyball sectional, Columbus East wanted to make sure Bloomington North did...

Drug overdose sessions Thursday

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Drug overdose awareness and information sessions for the community are planned for 5:30 to 8 p.m. Thursday at Jennings County Middle School, 820 W. Walnut...

Reaching the unbanked

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INDIANAPOLIS — For years, Indianapolis resident Jim Treser found himself having to pay money just to get paid. Standing outside a downtown bus stop one...

First Financial profits continue upward trend

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First Financial Bancorp, a bank holding company, reported its 104th consecutive quarter of profitability in its third quarter results announced recently. The Cincinnati-based company, which...

Actor portraying famed writer at theater

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National actor David Keltz will portray writer Edgar Allan Poe at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Park Theatre Civic Centre, 25 N. Madison Ave....

Where they stand: Bartholomew county council grid

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Political Party: Libertarian Age: 27 Occupation: Engineer Education: Mechanical engineering Bachelor of Science degree, Cedarville University Previous offices held: None Previously offices sought:  None Community involvement: Active in church youth and...

Man converts former church

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INDIANAPOLIS — The downtown Phillips Temple fell into such disrepair that it seemed destined for the wrecking ball — until Van Rooy Properties stepped...