Brian Blair

If the nonprofit Brown County Music Center were itself a performer, it’s fair to say that it might be enjoying a substantial encore.

Hope native and Nashville, Tennessee country singer-songwriter Jenna Shoaf is fighting to make a name for herself in Music City — beginning with a passionate first single about fighting.

Sometimes, local stage director and producer Naomi Fleetwood-Pyle finds new acting talent for her Actor’s Studio On Stage productions just a step away.

The 40th anniversary of Ethnic Expo dawned under sunny skies and temperatures in the low 60s Friday morning with a record 39 food booths at First and Washington streets in downtown Columbus.

Liah Mazz figures that if people are truly going to celebrate the local, free Ethnic Expo’s 40th anniversary, their joy should give their exuberance full physical expression.

The third movie production in eight years in Columbus will begin filming beginning Oct. 21 at the Bartholomew County Public Library and return for more filming there Oct. 29-30.

COPYRIGHT, The Republic, 2024 COLUMBUS, Ind. — The third movie production in eight years in Columbus will begin filming beginning Oct. 21 at the Bartholomew County Public Library and return for more filming there Oct. 29-30. Most of the movie’s other filming will be done in Cincinnati, according to sources. The library will serve as […]

You can shake your groove thing at Landmark Columbus Foundation’s Second Annual Rock the Block: Kaleidoscope from 6:30 to 9 p.m. Saturday at Fourth and Washington streets under InterOculus in downtown Columbus.

Whittney Gaines has spoken publicly numerous times about race just in the past couple of years.

One might as well refer to conductor Isaac Selya’s baton as a magic wand Saturday at the Columbus Indiana Philharmonic’s season opener.

Story source spellings: Richard Boyce; Eric Riddle

Call it a curtain call for a successful run of crazy concerts.

There must be easier ways to raise money.

Dignified toe-tapping is fine when it comes to some modern jazz.

The Bartholomew County Public Library is making communication easier for its Spanish-speaking patrons for everything from checking out books to participating in library programs.

Talk about branching out to make a difference Thursday.

Maybe Mick Jagger lied.

Reeve Carney’s vocals of his youngest years of singing superbly lent themselves to a higher octave range.

A total of 300 volunteers tackling 32 projects for 18 area nonprofits and other agencies will mark the annual United Way of Bartholomew County’s Day of Service Thursday.

Irony lay knee-deep in the fact that the headliner of first-ever nonprofit hospice fundraiser concert planned for indoors from the very beginning opened Saturday with — you guessed it — a song about rain.