School news – May 11
North grad receives sheriffs’ scholarship
Dylan Prather of Columbus received a $500 scholarship through the Indiana Sheriffs’ Association.
Bartholomew County...
IUPUC leader takes new position
The top administrator at IUPUC is leaving June 30 to take a new position in Pennsylvania.
Vice Chancellor and Dean Marwan A....
DUAL DIPLOMAS
Two IUPUC seniors who attended the same preschool in Columbus will graduate Saturday with college degrees.
Bailey Moss, 28, will receive a...
Ivy Tech grad pushes past adversity to path of helping others
A Hope woman has been through enough heartbreak for multiple lifetimes, but she hasn’t allowed that to slow her down.
As proof,...
Nonprofits plan to celebrate milestone
NASHVILLE — Mother’s Cupboard and Habitat for Humanity will unite for a groundbreaking ceremony Saturday.
One fundraising goal has been met to...
Sections of People Trails to close for repairs
A portion of the People Trails between Mill Race Park and Noblitt Park and the portion by the Indianapolis Road Bridge will close at...
Election notebook for 5-6-15 news
Popular place to vote
Poll workers offered several theories as to why St. Johns Masonic Lodge had what was described as an...
Incumbent Brand wins in GOP District 2
Earning two-thirds of the vote during Tuesday’s Republican primary, incumbent Ryan Brand will turn his attention to Democrat Elaine Wagner, who he will face...
Biennial sculpture installation set
A sculpture by Bloomington artist Dale Enochs is scheduled to be installed Thursday in the Robert Garton Plaza on the edge of downtown Columbus.
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Voters line up behind Lienhoop
Mayoral candidate Jim Lienhoop described his Republican primary victory against incumbent Kristen Brown as an enormous compliment from the voters and a strong signal...
