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According to 101.5 WKKG, the Heritage Fund — The Community Foundation of Bartholomew County is accepting applications for music-related scholarships. The Anna Newell Brown $3,500 Award for Vocal Excellence and the Betty F. Brown Award for Instrumental Excellence winners will be chosen at a music competition on February 13 at Columbus Indiana Philharmonic’s Helen Haddad Hall. Applications for those awards are due December 11. The Patrick Bowman Memorial Music Fund is also accepting nationwide applications for guitar players, songwriters, or country performers, due December 16. More information and applications are available via the scholarships link at heritagefundbc.org.
WKKG reports that on October 7, 2026 a 68-year-old woman was arrested after performing donuts on the Jennings County courthouse lawn Monday afternoon. According to the Jennings County Sheriff’s Department, she faces multiple charges including operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated; her name was not released. The sheriff’s department posted about the arrest on social media and shared a video of the vehicle spinning on the lawn, urging people not to drive if they have been drinking.
101.5 WKKG reports that Sen. Eric Koch, R-Bedford, authored a proposed constitutional amendment that will appear on the fall ballot asking Indiana voters to allow judges to deny bail for offenses beyond murder or treason. The amendment would permit pretrial detention if the state proves by clear and convincing evidence that no release conditions will reasonably protect public safety. Koch represents Senate District 44, which includes Brown, Jackson, Lawrence, Orange and part of Monroe counties.
WKKG reports Columbus City Utilities will close Spear Street near the Bartholomew County Fairgrounds and Southside Elementary School beginning Friday for a waterworks project that includes installing a new water main to upgrade Water Plant No. 2. Closures will be near the railroad tracks and Sink Drive, temporarily limiting access to Dunn Stadium and the pickleball courts. Work is scheduled during Bartholomew Consolidated Schools’ fall break, is weather-dependent, and drivers are urged to use alternate routes and exercise caution.
