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• 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.