City offices returning to normal hours after summer savings
All Columbus city offices will be returning to their normal schedules on Monday. Many city offices have been observing summer
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Columbus cancels info meeting set for tonight
The city of Columbus has called off a informational meeting on a proposed development on the west side of the
Read moreBCSC to receive $750,000 for job training and education
The Bartholomew Consolidated School Corporation is set to receive additional money from the city of Columbus to help students prepare
Read moreMolestation suspect appointed public defender
A Hope man facing child molestation charges was appointed a public defender on Wednesday. Our news-gathering partners at “The Republic”
Read moreCounty looks at $1.2 million cost to replace jail security system
The Bartholomew County Sheriff’s Department is looking at bids of about $1.2 million to replace the security system in the
Read moreCummins announces share repurchase plan
Cummins is announcing plans to buy back $500 million dollars worth of shares from Goldman & Sachs. The Columbus based
Read moreRezoning for Tipton Lakes development denied
A rezoning request for a development on nearly 10 acres in the Tipton Lakes has been denied. Developers for the
Read moreColumbus unveils new buses
The city of Columbus unveiled four new buses during a Tuesday morning ceremony. Dave Hayward, city engineer, explains… He talks
Read moreBoil Order in Brown County
A boil order issued by Brown County Water is affecting some Nashville Municipal Utility customers in the Bean Blossom area.
Read moreBartholomew County search continues for missing Brownstown man
Authorities are continuing their search for a man who went missing in Bartholomew County more than two months ago. Bartholomew
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