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California Street rental home destroyed by fire

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Columbus Fire Department investigators are investigating the cause of a California Street fire that destroyed a single family home Monday morning.

Three arrested on warrants after report of suspicious activity

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Columbus police officers arrested three people after observing suspicious activity at a Columbus home on Saturday evening.

Columbus man arrested in child solicitation sting

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NORTH VERNON — A 48-year-old Columbus man has been arrested in a sting operation in Jennings County after he allegedly arranged to meet for sex with someone who had posed as a 13-year-old girl, authorities said.

National POW/MIA Recognition Day ceremony set

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When Frank Woodruff Buckles died at the age of 110, he was regarded as the last living American Doughboy of World War I.

County approves new online legal program

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The Bartholomew County Sheriff Department will use an online, legal-based guideline system approved by the county commissioners Monday to help reduce litigation filed against the department.

Cummins to use airport as test track

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Cummins, Inc will temporarily use part of Columbus Municipal Airport as a test track while it renovates an existing track at Walesboro.

Airport looks at creating bike program

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Columbus Municipal Airport is thinking about creating a program that would encourage airpark visitors to explore the area in a new way.

‘A community effort’: Students’ Fund of Hope celebrates five years

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HOPE — The origin of the Students’ Fund of Hope is perhaps best described by a tagline the organization put on its fifth anniversary shirts: “It all started with an idea and a root beer float.”

A remarkable life of service: At 90, Columbus’ Garton has towering legacy

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Somewhere in the archives of the Indiana University Library in Bloomington lies a “paper monument” to a man some Hoosier historians have called the most powerful person to serve in the Indiana Senate in the 20th century.

Downtown intersection to close

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COLUMBUS, Ind. — The city will close the intersection of Fourth and Washington Streets Monday as part of Taylor Brothers beginning the building of the Interoculus installation which is part of Exhibit Columbus.