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Courtesy-CPD COLUMBUS, Ind. – The Columbus Police Department (CPD) welcomed its newest officer, Matthew Anderson, at the Board of Public Works and Safety meeting on Tuesday at city hall. He was sworn in by Mayor Jim Lienhoop. Officer Anderson is a graduate of Lafayette High School in Lexington, Kentucky, and later Georgetown College, where he played soccer and received a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Communications and Media Studies. For the past six years, Anderson was an officer and a detective with the Colorado Springs Police Department, where he received a number of commendations including...

Courtesy of Bartholomew County GOP COLUMBUS, Ind. – A lifelong resident of Bartholomew County and 30-year veteran volunteer in the Republican Party, DeWayne Hines, was elected unanimously last Saturday to become the new Indiana 6th Congressional District’s Republican Party Vice-Chairman. He most recently served as both the local Republican Party Vice-Chair and the 6th District’s Treasurer. Misty Hollis, 6th District Chair, supported the nomination saying, “I believe our district deserves leadership that puts you first. I am pleased to offer DeWayne Hines and the other candidates for ...

Columbus, IN, USA / MOJO 102.9 Mar 17, 2021 2:57 AM COLUMBUS, Ind. – The Columbus City Council met Tuesday evening and gave first-reading approval of an ordinance to amend the municipal code with regard to animal care. The change would ban the sale, barter, auction, giveaway, and other kinds of transfer of dogs, cats, or rabbits by pet shops within city limits. The purpose of the change is to proactively address the puppy mill phenomenon. Animal Care Services director Nicohl Goodin told the council that puppy mills tend to appear in communities in which pet stores sell these animals on a re...

Kingsport, TN, USA / 98.5 WTFM Mar 17, 2021 1:11 PM The 'Vroom Vroom' singer took to the comments section on TikTok to let her fans know what's in store on her next record. '); } return false; }); $('#comments .commentlist .comment-content a').attr('target','_blank'); });

Courtesy-Indiana DWD INDIANAPOLIS,  Ind. – Indiana’s unemployment rate stands at 4.2% for January, well below the national rate of 6.3%. The monthly unemployment rate is a U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics indicator that reflects the number of unemployed people seeking employment within the prior four weeks as a percentage of the labor force. The Hoosier labor force had a net increase of 3,803 over December, the result of a decrease of 12,700 unemployed residents and an increase of 16,503 employed citizens. Indiana’s total labor force, which includes both Hoosiers employed and those se...