CSA-New Tech grads find success in project-based learning
The members of the 2016 graduating class of Columbus Signature Academy — New Tech high school consider themselves revolutionaries.
As they reminisced at the Friday...
Bicentennial festivities to include fashion show
Jennings County’s bicentennial committee is seeking more period clothing for its August fashion show.
“Thanks to the re-enactors, we have about all the clothes representing...
Fire department at full staff with new hires
Columbus Fire Department has hired two new firefighters, bringing it to full staffing at 95.
Daniel Pinnow, 27, is a Columbus native, a 2007 graduate...
Hayden Historical Museum sets hours
The Hayden Historical Museum’s summer hours will begin after Memorial Day, which is Monday, and will remain on this schedule until after Labor Day,...
City hires 3 new police officers
Columbus Police Department has hired three new officers, all of whom already have attended the Indiana Law Enforcement Academy and are certified police officers.
John...
Wildlife refuge offers free fishing event
The annual “Take A Kid Fishing” event at the Muscatatuck National Wildlife Refuge is 8 a.m. to noon June 4.
The event will include activities...
Students learn about pioneer life on farm
More than 650 preschool through elementary age students, from inside and outside Bartholomew County, learned about life in Indiana during pioneer times through the...
Hockey star enjoys Unified track and field experience
She's played high-level hockey for a dozen years, but Taylor VanEpps is having the most fun she's ever experienced this spring.
The Columbus North senior...
Help on it’s way for Hope’s mangled town square
HOPE — Efforts will begin immediately after the Memorial Day weekend to begin restoring torn-up streets near the Hope Town Square back to normal.
Since...
Access claims dropped
Claims accusing the Columbus Redevelopment Commission of violating Indiana’s Open Door Law have been rejected by the state public access counselor, who said he...
