Premiere planned for short film written by Columbus student
A short film based on a local student’s experiences during the pandemic may be making its public debut in August.
State Chamber grades lawmakers on votes
The Indiana Chamber of Commerce is happier with some state lawmakers representing Bartholomew County than others following this year’s legislative session.
Hope Library celebrates 25 years
HOPE — The Hope branch of the Bartholomew County Library celebrated 25 years in its building on Wednesday.
Bartholomew County Public Library: Board approves naming policy
The Bartholomew County Public Library will soon consider a proposal to recognize a longtime library director who died earlier this year.
Celebrating a milestone: Community Education Coalition celebrates ‘25 Years of Momentum’
A unique collaboration has just reached a significant milestone.
‘I want to hurt people:’ Feds unlock Greenwood mall gunman’s phone, find suicide note
GREENWOOD — Federal investigators have unlocked the Greenwood Park Mall gunman’s phone, with the contents showing he had homicidal and suicidal thoughts for years.
Sound and Spirit has fish fry at American Legion
The Sound and Spirit of Columbus marching band is raising funds through a fish fry at the American Legion, 2515 25th St., from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. today, or while supplies last. Pulled pork will also be available.
Chairwoman of the board: Rumsey first female chair of Cummins board, Linebarger to retire
Cummins President and CEO Jennifer Rumsey, a Columbus native, will become chair of the company’s board of directors next month as the Cummins’ former chief executive plans to step away after three decades with the company.
North Vernon gun case: New details revealed in federal indictment
Ninety-eight pistols, 18 rifles, 11 AK-style rifles, six AR-style rifles, six revolvers and two shotguns.
ILEARN results holding steady in 2023
Local ILEARN proficiency rates in math and English show little change from 2022, similar to state results.
