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Government offices are closing Friday in observance of Juneteenth. In Columbus, city trash, recycling and yard waste routes will be

The National Weather Service has confirmed a tornado hit Johnson and Shelby counties during Thursday night’s wave of severe weather.

Visit Columbus recently announced staffing changes as the visitors center moves to implement its Destination Master Plan. Organizers say that

Columbus police are investigating what they are calling a swatting incident Friday night. According to Columbus Police Department, officers were

The most recent round of Exhibit Columbus has received international recognition from an organization recognizing Great Places. According to the

Juneteenth will be recognized this week with several events around Columbus. The Juneteenth federal holiday celebrates the end of slavery

The Bartholomew County Historical Society will be hosting an event next week focused on 250 years of maps of the

The Columbus Area Arts Council will be holding its 50th annual Uncommon Cause fundraiser later this month, with a Monster

Camp Atterbury will be celebrating its anniversary with a Community Day tomorrow. The 34,000 acres base was formed out of

A Seymour man has been sentenced to 17 years in prison for a hit and run accident that killed a