After winning nine straight games, Class 4A co-No. 5 Columbus North lost its second baseball game in a row Thursday night. Continue reading at The Republic News.
SEYMOUR — Trinity Lutheran outhit Columbus East 7-4 Thursday, but the Olympians snapped a seven-game losing streak with an 8-4 softball victory. Continue reading at The Republic News.
FLOYDS KNOBS — No. 12-ranked Columbus North won four matches in straight sets Thursday in a 4-1 girls tennis victory at Floyd Central. Continue reading at The Republic News.
EDINBURGH — Hauser scored four times in the first, five in the second and 12 in the third Thursday in cruising to a 24-0, five-inning Mid-Hoosier Conference baseball win at Edinburgh. Continue reading at The Republic News.
JEFFERSONVILLE — Columbus North took varsity field event athletes, but mostly JV runners to Jeffersonville’s Red Devil Inferno Classic and finished second in the girls meet and fourth in the boys competition on Thursday. Continue reading at The Republic News.
NORTH VERNON — Jennings County’s boys and girls both finished second Thursday in the Panthers’ Big Blue Relays. Continue reading at The Republic News.
MORRISTOWN — Hauser won four matches in straight sets Thursday in rolling to a 5-0 Mid-Hoosier Conference girls tennis win at Morristown. Continue reading at The Republic News.
Columbus East won only one game in the five matches Thursday in a 5-0 girls tennis loss to Batesville. Continue reading at The Republic News.
In Mark Stewart’s role as president of United Way of Bartholomew County, he has seen residents already struggling with the taxing drain of mental illness further struggle when trying to locate desperately needed resources such as housing. Continue reading at The Republic News.
Columbus North and Columbus East seniors expressed their intention to pursue a career in education on Wednesday in two separate events that honored their decisions and placed an emphasis on the teaching profession. Continue reading at The Republic News.
Seniors from Columbus North and Columbus East high schools signed letters of intent to pursue degrees to become educators when they start college this fall. Continue reading at The Republic News.
PHOENIX (AP) — Arizona’s 1864 abortion ban will soon be gone from the state’s law books, but not from the campaign trail. Even after the state Senate voted Wednesday to repeal a law banning nearly all abortions, Democrats running in the battleground state say they will make the Civil War-era law a centerpiece of their focus on reproductive rights. Continue reading at The Republic News.