Columbus is a city in Bartholomew County, Indiana, with a population of approximately 50,474.
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Upcoming Events
All events →Apr 28Taco Tuesday | Terra Mezcal Mexican Grill10:00 AMApr 30Fair Chance Employer Symposium | Nationwide Children’s Hospital Inc.8:00 AMApr 30Chamber AfterHours Networking3:00 PMMay 1The Well Workplace Summit | Wellness Collective7:30 AMMay 2Annual Mother’s Day Tea | Cornerstone of Hope9:00 AMMay 2Jungle Driving School Grand Opening | Jungle Driving School1:00 PMMay 2Southern Fare & Derby Flair | A Kentucky Derby Participatory Dinner Party | The Kitchen4:00 PM
Recent News
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Columbus police investigating 16-month-old's death
Columbus police investigating 16-month-old's death WTHR
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NewsAPR 23, 2026
Sheriff threatens Columbus in fight over jail's ICE policy, contract
Sheriff threatens Columbus in fight over jail's ICE policy, contract The Columbus Dispatch
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NewsAPR 21, 2026
Franklin County joins Columbus in supporting NWSL deal, clearing way for bid
Franklin County joins Columbus in supporting NWSL deal, clearing way for bid The Columbus Dispatch
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