STATE OF INDIANA - The Indiana Department of Natural Resources (DNR) reminds Hoosiers that "Free Fishing Days" opportunities are scheduled for June 6–7 and September 26.
On these days, Indiana residents may fish public waters without a fishing license or trout/salmon stamp. DNR wants to encourage participation in fishing while providing a convenient, low-barrier way for individuals and families to experience Indiana’s natural resources.
While fishing license requirements are waived during these designated days, all other state fishing regulations remain in effect, including bag limits, size restrictions, and seasonal rules.
Those who enjoy Free Fishing Days can extend their opportunities to participate by purchasing a 2026 annual fishing license, valid through March 31, 2027, at GoOutdoorsIN.com. The license means Hoosiers are contributing vital conservation funding to support fish stocking, habitat restoration, public fishing access, and more.
Additional information, including fishing locations, regulations, and educational resources, is available on the Indiana DNR website at fishing.IN.gov.
COLUMBUS, Ind.— Bartholomew Consolidated School Corporation (BCSC)
announced today that Columbus North High School Principal David Clark will retire,
concluding an illustrious 42-year career in education, including the last 23 years as the
principal at CNHS.
COLUMBUS, Ind. - The Columbus Police Department (CPD) has announced that it collected 2,584 pounds of food and $369 on Saturday at the Pack-a-Cruiser event at Kroger on National Road in Columbus.
COLUMBUS, Ind. - Columbus City Hall and Mayor Mary Ferdon honored two of its longtime employees, Vickie Sneed and Fred Barnett, with retirement celebrations last Friday.
SEYMOUR, Ind. - The City of Seymour has planned water system improvements for two locations this week. Due to the maintenance, a Boil Water Advisory will be in effect for both areas.
COLUMBUS, Ind. - The Columbus Area Chamber of Commerce presents "Discover Columbus" on June 17, from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. It is an exclusive behind-the-scenes onboarding experience designed for new and longtime residents to connect with the people, places, and industries that make Columbus unique.
Jackpot for Generations is a 21+ casino-style fundraiser supporting two of our community’s most vulnerable populations at opposite ends of the generations.