Brad Davis

Community Education Coalition (CEC) President and CEO Kathy Oren is retiring at the end of this year, capping more than a decade of working to align education with the region’s economy.

Officials on Monday unanimously approved a resolution to further enlist the Administrative Resources association (ARa) as the city looks to create a new masterplan for the Walesboro airport site.

City officials approved two contracts with a consulting firm who will look for ways to improve the streets near 11th and Washington downtown, as well as a reconfiguration of 25th Street.

COLUMBUS, Ind. — The Columbus City Council has approved authorizing a direct loan to Bloomington-based Rubicon Development, who asked for a city subsidy of $6.4 million as a forgivable loan to cover a financing gap for its $30.9 million five-story mixed-use apartment development at 11th and Washington streets. The vote was 5-3, with council members […]

Columbus City Council members gave final approval for what will be a five-story 120 unit mixed-use development, at the corner of 11th and Washington streets in downtown Columbus.

Alabama's stars were shut out of any first-team All-American honors when the five certified outlets announced their teams this week.

Columbus officials have approved a contract with an engineering firm who will work on the purchase and acquisition of required right-of-way for the city’s Talley Road project.

The Board of Public Works and Safety on Tuesday approved an agreement with a consulting firm who will help the city with a strategic communications strategy.

The Columbus Redevelopment Commission has approved a resolution to select the developer who will be responsible for the design, construction and short operation of the new home for the city’s Department of Public Works.

City officials approved an agreement with a consulting firm who will perform engineering services for three projects.