INDOT open house comes to Columbus in May
The Indiana Department of Transportation is hosting public open houses to solicit input regarding the Statewide Transportation Improvement Program (STIP)
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Geek Mania events Saturday set to aid childhood literacy efforts.
Fans of comic books, anime, games and other pop culture activities have a chance to celebrate their fandoms tomorrow and
Read moreStop smoking with CRH classes starting soon
For those who need help quitting smoking, tobacco cessation classes start again in Columbus on March 19th. Those classes are
Read moreSilver Alert issued for missing New Albany teen
A statewide Silver Alert has been issued for a missing New Albany teen. Authorities are investigating the disappearance of 16
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Columbus police see improvements to recruiting, professionalism
Columbus Police Chief Jon Rohde updated the public on the state of the department at the mayor’s State of the
Read moreMayor updates community on projects and cooperation
Columbus Mayor Jim Lienhoop delivered his State of the City address last night from inside the former Carson’s store at
Read moreFormer museum offers $7.5k in grants for art and design projects
The Columbus Museum of Art and Design is offering a new grant program to promote art and design projects in
Read morePassenger facing drug charges after Wednesday traffic stop
A passenger is facing drug charges after police stopped a truck in Columbus Wednesday night. Columbus police say that they
Read moreHoosier Hysteria takes stage at Columbus Learning Center tonight
Fans of Indiana basketball can learn more about Hoosier Hysteria tonight at an event at the Columbus Learning Center. Bethany
Read moreINDOT says crews are prepared for Thursday snow
The Indiana Department of Transportation spent Wednesday pre-treating highways in preparation for the potential of one to three inches of
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