Columbus, United States (Local)
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Brad Davis focuses on local news in Indiana, predominantly covering breaking and evolving stories related to politics, crime, health & wellbeing. He also reports extensively on government announcements and legal policy regulations.
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A record 91% of Bartholomew Consolidated School Corp. third-grade students last school year were proficient in foundational reading based upon a state assessment, nearly four points higher than the state average and continuing a district trend of steady increases over the past couple of years.
By: Brad Davis
Parkside Elementary School was recognized by the state last week for success in fostering the foundational reading skills of students with special needs.
By: Brad Davis
Construction of the city’s riverfront project, encompassing erosion control and bank stabilization measures, a new plaza near the East Fork White River and connection to the People Trail, is on schedule for an October completion, although the removal of the dangerous low-head dam may be pushed back to next year due to a federal freeze of grant funds that will help pay for it.
By: Brad Davis
Columbus City Council members moved forward a proposal to annex and rezone about 80 acres in Columbus Township where a developer is planning to build a subdivision comprised of twin-patio homes for seniors, along with a section for single-family homes, although details beyond that were sparse.
By: Brad Davis
Columbus City Council members held several marathon budget presentations this week, previewing what the city’s 2027 spending plan will look like.
By: Brad Davis
VERNON — A Jennings County teenager convicted of raping a special needs student on a school bus was sentenced to five decades in prison on Monday morning in a case that reflected “some of the worst behavior” the judge had seen during her time in office.
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By: Brad Davis
Columbus City Councilman Frank Miller, R-District 4, resigned as president of the city council on Tuesday, according to a 300-word-or-so statement sent to The Republic, where he cited a change in “tenor” on behalf of other members and described what he believes to be a desire of his colleagues to focus on “different priorities and goals” moving forward.
City officials on Tuesday opened bids on a city overlay project involving 25 street segments and just under five miles of city roads.
