COLUMBUS, Ind. - Columbus Regional Health (CRH) recently swore in Keith Hartman as the Columbus Regional Hospital Police Captain.
Hartman has been with CRH for five years, most recently serving as a Police Officer.
Before joining CRH, he served 27 years at the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Department, retiring as Captain, and two years at the Scott County Sheriff’s Department, where he retired as First Sergeant.
Columbus expands city fleet with $249K loader truck purchase
COLUMBUS, Ind. — The Board of Public Works and Safety approved a $249,000 purchase for a new Peterson knuckle boom loader truck for the Department of Public Works on Tuesday, August 25.
CRH Foundation names Borczon, Roberts Scholarship winners
COLUMBUS, Ind. - The Columbus Regional Health (CRH) Foundation has announced the 2026 recipients of the Robert Borczon Memorial Scholarship and the Ronald D. Roberts, M.D., Memorial Medical Scholarship.
Our Hospice honored by Centers for Medicare, Medicaid Services
COLUMBUS, Ind. - Our Hospice of South Central Indiana has received a five-star quality rating from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, recognizing the organization among the highest-rated hospices in the nation for patient and caregiver experience.
Local financial advisor earns 'Certified Exit Planning Advisor' credential
COLUMBUS, Ind. - Nick Combs, Financial Advisor and Partner at Forman Investment Services, recently earned the "Certified Exit Planning Advisor (CEPA) credential. This achievement follows his completion of an intensive executive MBA-style program offered by the Exit Planning Institute.
Columbus Board of Works addresses Fire Station repairs, approves $67K masonry contract
COLUMBUS, Ind. — The Columbus Board of Public Works and Safety addressed maintenance updates for two local fire stations, approving a masonry repair contract and restarting the bidding process for a roof replacement on Tuesday, August 25.
State Road 46 signal and infrastructure upgrades approved
COLUMBUS, Ind. — Columbus City Officials approved multiple agreements to advance traffic control, bridge replacements, and interlocal road funding across Bartholomew County at the Tuesday, August 25, Public Works and Safety meeting.
Hope Police to start tagging abandoned, non-plated vehicles
HOPE, Ind. - Over the next few days, the Hope Police Department has announced it will begin tagging abandoned, inoperable, and/or non-plated vehicles within the Town of Hope.
JNET busts 4 on drug charges
COLUMBUS, Ind. - The Joint Narcotics Enforcement Team (JNET) received information that a husband and wife were possibly dealing drugs from their residence at 525 Parkway Drive in Columbus.
