Mark Webber is a reporter for The Republic. He covers a diverse range of topics including crime, law enforcement, and regional news, with a particular focus on construction, real estate, and energy sectors. Mark's work has been featured in notable publications such as Latin Post, Yahoo Sports Canada, and The Irish News.
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Mark Webber's coverage is heavily focused on local news, government updates, crime and legal proceedings in the Columbus area of Indiana. He primarily covers government announcements and press releases related to local events and developments.
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Fascinating music is often created when a well-known composition is rearranged to evoke an entirely different mood.
By: Mark Webber
EDINBURGH — A fantasy world of pirates, sorcerers, treasure, damsels in distress - and even an invisible monster in the audience will come alive during the 21st annual production of Cecile Beavin’s annual Fairy Tale Musical Theatre.
By: Mark Webber
EDINBURGH — A fantasy world of pirates, sorcerers, treasure, damsels in distress – and even an invisible monster in the audience will come alive during the 21st annual production of Cecile Beavin’s annual Fairy Tale Musical Theatre.
Unless winter makes an unexpected early arrival, Bartholomew County government should have all of their planned asphalt paving projects completed before the end of the year.
When street or highway departments underbid a particular infrastructure project, department heads must appear before elected officials to request money to make up the difference.
The number of children of families seeking holiday assistance from the Columbus Firemen’s Cheer Fund is up significantly from this same time last year.
By: Mark Webber
Over the past six weeks, two sisters have been supervising an effort to provide baby dolls with quilted swaddling blankets to more than 90 little girls in Bartholomew County at Christmas time.
By: Mark Webber
Five communities or local governments in Bartholomew County will be receiving additional funding through the second round of the 2024 Community Crossings matching grant (CCMG) program.
Kent Anderson may be best known locally as a Columbus city councilman. In the Indianapolis business community, he’s known for leading the Emerging Manufacturing Collaboration Center.
By: Mark Webber
Seventh grade students from Central Middle School were among the young people handing out “thank you” letters written to veterans during Monday’s Veterans Day service in downtown Columbus.
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