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The most unusual attraction of the parade was a giant long horn steer being ridden by Debbie Welch. The animal is owned by Debbie and Les Welch of Columbus.

The most unusual attraction of the parade was a giant long horn steer being ridden by Debbie Welch. The animal is owned by Debbie and Les Welch of Columbus.

Sesquicentennial draws large turnout

Nothing draws a crowd like the availability of free food, and for the past 90 years that has been the major drawing card of the Weir Homecoming.

Fourth annual suicide prevention walk Sunday

The community is invited to join local families and community partners on Sunday, September 21 for the Fourth Annual Suicide Prevention Awareness Walk sponsored by Spring River Mental Health and Wellness (SRMHW).

Football contest winners announced

The second week of the Columbus Merchants Football Contest saw somewhat better results as the winners picked the more difficult games.This week’s top entry came from Megan Kirk, the third place finisher in the opening week contest.

Trustee, treasurer’s offices open in Lowell Township

Both the Trustee and Treasurer’s positions are open in Lowell Township since the death of Trustee Lee Howard. His wife Sena Kay Howard, has resigned the Treasurer’s position.The two open positions will need to be filled by the County Commissioners.
Navie Robnett

Navie Robnett

Eight in running for Little Miss, Mister Columbus title

The 2025 Little Mr. and Miss Columbus will be crowned Friday evening, October 10.Children vying for the 2025 title are Navie Robnett, 3 years old. She is the daughter of Zak and Charlsea Robnett. Kollyns Roberts, 3 years old is the daughter of Macy and Dillion Roberts.

Food safety tips for tailgate parties

Katherine Pinto Nutrition, Food Safety and Health Agent, Wildcat Extension DistrictIs your team excited to watch the game, or is your team excited to eat at the tailgate?