City council gives initial approval to salary ordinances
It’s that time of year when many local governments are putting together their budgets for 2020. That work is underway
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Cummins electric drivetrains make their way to school buses
A school bus manufacturer in Georgia says that more than 100 buses, powered by Cummins fully electric drivetrains, have been
Read moreIntersection of Sixth and California to close Friday
The Columbus Engineering Department says that crews with Dave OMara Contractors will be closing the intersection of Sixth Street &
Read moreCorrections officer out of job after arrest
A corrections officer for the Bartholomew County Sheriff’s Department is out of a job after a drunk-driving arrest over the
Read moreFlapjack Fundraiser to raise money for Columbus Township fire training
Columbus Township volunteer firefighters will be holding a flapjack fundraiser on Saturday. That will be at the Columbus Applebees from
Read moreSeymour officer retiring after 35 years of service
Seymour police are inviting you to celebrate the retirement of Sgt. Jack Swindell after 35 years of service to the
Read moreCummins President Freeland retiring after 40 years
Cummins is reporting this morning that company president and chief operating officer Rich Freeland is retiring after 40 years with
Read morePublic vaping ban passed; To take effect in 60 days
Electronic smoking devices and vaping will be treated as cigarettes and smoking under a proposal that received final approval during
Read moreBids for overpass project due in October
If you’ve been entering or leaving Columbus from the city’s west side, you’ve no doubt noticed that the area is
Read moreColumbus firefighters promoted after recent retirements
Columbus Fire Department has promoted three of its firefighters. Capt. Steve Yeley has been promoted to Battalion Chief, Lt. Eric
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