Pet chicken ban lays an egg: BZA decision rules the roost
In terms of Columbus’ list of farm animals, Henny Penny just moved up in the pecking order.
City residents can keep chickens...
City gets $400,000 grant to assess properties
The Columbus Community Development Department has received a $400,000 federal grant to start a communitywide program dedicated to evaluating and renovating unused properties.
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Journal of wartime
In an instant, life in a Vietnam War Army camp came rushing back.
David Milhouse can see the tracer bullets at night,...
Tree art being transplanted
A sculpture on the Columbus City Hall front lawn soon will be moved to a location at 11th and Jackson streets in downtown Columbus.
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Marathon makes final run at recruiting volunteers
Nearly 975 volunteers have signed up to help with the third annual Mill Race Marathon, leaving fewer than 30 spots to be filled to...
Detour on bridge to begin
A section of State Road 46 will be closed southeast of Columbus starting Monday and remain off-limits to traffic until early November.
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Police: Suspect snatched money from Family Video crash drawer
Columbus police are looking for a suspect who took money from a video store.
At about noon Saturday, a man took a...
Meth dealing results in 10-year prison sentence
A Columbus man has been sentenced to 10 years in prison after being found guilty of dealing in methamphetamine.
David A. Swift,...
Marathon proceeds plant seeds for health initiatives
The mission of the Mill Race Marathon is simple: Promote a lifestyle of health, both physically and nutritionally.
And luckily for the...
First-grader qualifies for national pageant
Staff Reports
Lani Jo Craig, a 7-year-old first-grader at Schmitt Elementary School in Columbus, is a national finalist for the National American...
