Child molesting case delayed again
A local judge has granted another continuance in a case involving a Galveston man accused of sexually assaulting a 7-year-old girl while she lived with her guardian in Columbus.
Community Day: Toyota Material Handling volunteers bring some help to agencies
Toyota Material Handling organized what it said was the company’s largest organized single-day volunteer effort ever.
City renews contract for Everbridge
The city of Columbus has renewed a contract to provide emergency notifications in partnership with Bartholomew County.
Lucas had THC in system after crash, ISP lab test shows
Indiana Rep. Jim Lucas had THC – the active ingredient in marijuana – in his system after a drunken-driving crash from which he fled, an Indiana State Police lab test confirmed.
Judge lowers bond for suspect
Bond has been lowered for one of four Columbus residents charged with the kidnapping and assault of a local man.
Flags to half staff in memory of trooper
INDIANAPOLIS – Gov. Eric J. Holcomb is directing flags to be flown at half-staff in Indiana in honor and remembrance of Indiana State Trooper Aaron N. Smith who was killed in the line of duty.
Reopening soon: Library’s children’s department flooring nearly done
A section of the Bartholomew County Public Library that has been closed for a month due to flooring work is expected to be back up and running soon.
City election: Filing closes for 2023 races
Filings have closed for the 2023 municipal election, with the Bartholomew County Democratic Party declining to nominate a candidate for mayor of Columbus.
Board lifts order, fine in split vote
City officials have decided to show leniency toward a property owner following the cleanup of a home that was previously described as being in “deplorable condition.”
Woofs and Wheels to benefit local animal groups
What began as a pet supply competition between five auto dealerships in Columbus has evolved into a full-blown party for pet and Jeep lovers.
