Columbus is a great place to start a business.  If you have a new business or even just a business idea, you need to stop by the Columbus Chamber to tell Elise about it.  Your business could qualify for a free program.

The C4 program offers 131 courses for high school students that provides college credits and prepares them for their careers.  C4 is based in Columbus, but they have students from 5 counties. Gene started out as a building trades teacher and now is the director.

Chris is a mental health counselor specializing in depression and anxiety in teenagers. He and Ruthie talk about the current state of mental health in our schools.

The mayor talks about his long history with our city, and the plans to keep our community going in the right direction.

Kelly and Julie talk about giving back to our community. The local Toys for Tots program serves 700 families in Bartholomew and Jennings Counties.

Take a break from all this serious stuff and get to know the funniest guy in Columbus, Jeff Bodart. Standup comedy, acting, writing, wand making – He does it all.

Did you know that working with horses can be therapeutic? Calli Johnson tells us about Reins to Recovery. They have been helping Bartholomew county and the surrounding area since 2008.

Ruthie West and Addison Robinson take over the show! They brought in Northside Middle School’s assistant principal, Evan Burton. School is a positive force in their lives and they are all excited to be back.

This week we are focused on the art of dance. Stacie Woempner is the director of Dancer’s Studio on Cottage Avenue. Ruthie helps interview since she loves being a part of the Dancer’s Studio family.

Doctor Sitaram gives us a refresher on dental health.  It is more than just teeth.  Mouth breathers beware!