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A State Board of Accounts audit has found that former Columbus Township Trustee Ben Jackson made hundreds of thousands of

The city of Columbus says that work on Deaver Road will be moving onto the next stretch of the street

The Seymour mayor’s office is still taking applications for high school students to be members of the Mayor’s Youth Council.

A reminder that there will be an open house Thursday at the Crump Theatre, to discuss the future of the

Columbus officials will consider approvals tonight to move forward with a new affordable housing complex on 14th Street. The developers

Thrive Alliance, Fairlawn Presbyterian Church and Dementia Friendly Communities of Indiana are teaming up to offer social gatherings for those

Low-income area residents will have a chance for free legal advice today. River Valley Legal Aid will be offering a

Mill Race Center will be hosting a day-long series of activities celebrating National Senior Health and Fitness Day on Wednesday.

The local chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution recently held its annual graveside memorial service in Garland Brook

The smell of methamphetamine in the air led to the arrest of a North Vernon man last week, police say.