Our view: Questions need answering before we get on the bus
Last week, Lawrence Transit System, an Indiana company that wants to establish a bus service in Columbus, sent a letter to local media via Travis Jones, the city’s director of federal programs.
Council gives bus service green light
Lawrence, Ind., and Columbus are approximately 500 miles apart. While Lawrence has twice the population of the Friendly City and is a suburb of the sprawling Indianapolis, the two cities will soon have something in common — a mass transportation system from the same provider.
Council wants details of ‘no-cost’ bus service
Public transportation could be on the horizon for parts of the Golden Triangle.
City council votes to consider private bus service
Columbus residents may soon have another way to travel around the Friendly City.
Columbus Federal Programs Director Travis Jones told city council members Tuesday about the possibility of a private bus service coming to Columbus.
