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The housing study results weren't a big surprise, but it does give the city concrete data to begin strategies. And city council begins non-voluntary annexation procedures this month.
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Indiana legislation from 2023 allows patrons aged 21 and up to purchase alcoholic beverages and carry them outside to other events or participating retailers.
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Mayor Ferdon says a new Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area would boost tourism and the local economy.
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Ferdon says the new airport control tower should be done by fall 2025, the security breach didn't compromise bank data, and the budget is being laid out differently this year.
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Columbus experienced a data breach last Wednesday, the same day as an internet outage, city officials say.
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The woman was booked on five charges, including two counts of battery against law enforcement.
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Eleven union auto manufacturing plants will receive a $1.7 billion federal grant to increase production of electric vehicles and parts.
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A petition of almost 1,000 signatures caught the attention of Columbus officials.
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Mayor Mary Ferdon says six months in, and things are going strong, but to be patient, there's a number of studies underway to help determine plans for housing and transportation.
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In an emailed statement, Cummins communication manager Lauren Daniel says that “some of our employees may experience reporting, responsibility or role changes as well as position eliminations.”