The city came together Saturday morning to honor the history of Alum Creek Trail and the role it played in enslaved people’s ...

The following closings have been announced for Presidents’ Day which is Monday, Feb. 17.Bartholomew County offices, including the courthouse and county office building, are closed.Columbus City Hall ...

The May primary ballot won't include several who filed for City Council and the City Schools Board who failed to file enough ...

After almost two years of no paper or cardboard recycling options in town, Keep Columbus Beautiful is bringing it back later in February.

Born Feb. 14, 1812, Columbus has gone from a simple settlement to Ohio’s largest city in its 213 years. Franklinton, named for Benjamin Franklin, was the first ...

The City of Columbus plans to spend $3 million to adjust the intersection of South High Street and Thurman and Greenlawn ...

Dave Sorrell, director of utilities for the city of Columbia, will retire on March 14 after 24 years serving the city, including five years in his current role. As utilities director, Sorrell oversees ...

The Columbus City school board deliberated Tuesday on sweeping changes to its transgender policies before a state law takes effect next month, weighing whether to modify the district's transgender ...

Longmont officials intend to file a lawsuit against Golden Triangle Construction Inc. for a breach of contract concerning construction at the city’s museum and police storage facility. The Longmont ...

“Due to local contractors reversing the flow of water throughout the system, customers may experience water quality issues such as discolored water,” the news release said. “Customers that experience ...

CELINA - The city government in 2024 demonstrated strong financial health, provided reliable utility services, upgraded streets and infrastructure and oversaw solid business growth, Celina Mayor Jeff ...

By Andrea Cordle Grove City Editor At a recent meeting, Grove City Council approved a preliminary development plan for Broadway Live, but cautioned residents that the project has a long way to go.