COLUMBUS, Ind. - The Crump Theatre announced this week that the State of Indiana recently awarded it nearly $6.1 million in READI 2.0 funds for the revitalization of the historic theatre.
This grant represents the State’s recognition of decades of hard work in preserving Indiana’s oldest remaining theatre and the future of Columbus as a hub of entertainment.
Combined with approximately $5 million in private funding and pledges, the Crump Theatre is on track for a late 2028 grand reopening.
Columbus addresses E-bike safety concerns on People Trail
COLUMBUS, Ind. — The City of Columbus is evaluating the Columbus People Trail safety regulations after public feedback regarding the rise of motorized transportation devices.
Mill Race Marathon weekend street closures, road restrictions announced
COLUMBUS, Ind. - Downtown Columbus and other areas of the City will be busy on Saturday, September 26. The day begins with the Mill Race Marathon, followed by the race "After Party." After the Mill Race Marathon activities, the second annual Columbus Oktoberfest will take place.
Historical Society presents 'Haunted History of Bartholomew County'
COLUMBUS, Ind. - The Bartholomew County Historical Society invites you to attend the third Evelyn Seward Speaker Series event of 2026 on October 8, when paranormal investigator, writer, and researcher Matthew D. Jackson presents "Haunted History and Lore of Bartholomew County."
Aspire Johnson County survey reveals employer concerns about rising health benefit costs
JOHNSON COUNTY, Ind. – Health insurance costs are rising for many local employers, yet "taking no action" was the most common response when businesses were asked how they are managing those costs, according to a recent survey by Aspire, the economic development organization and chamber of commerce serving Johnson County.
Legal Aid walk-in clinic set for Franklin
FRANKLIN, Ind. - River Valley Legal Aid and Pro Bono Indiana announce a Free Legal Walk-In Clinic for low-income residents on Friday, September 25, from 3 to 5 p.m., at the Franklin Branch of the Johnson County Public Library, 401 State St.
