Monthly Archives: December 2014
EMPTY NETS
EDINBURGH
Two downfalls in the second half led to Trinity Lutheran’s boys basketball team suffering its second loss of the season.
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Ralph Ernest “Ernie” Cravens
Ralph Ernest “Ernie” Cravens, 80, of Crothersville, passed away at 12:15 a.m. Tuesday, Dec. 30, 2014, at Schneck Medical Center, Seymour.
Ralph...
Pianists mark Christmas with tunes
Piano pupils of Sharon Schulte Barnett performed during a Christmas recital Dec. 12 at Lutheran Community Home, 111 Church Ave., Seymour.
Family...
Local sports roundup – December 31
EDINBURGH
The Medora boys basketball team finished 0-3 at the Johnson Memorial Hospital Sports Plus Inc. Holiday Classic at Edinburgh High School...
Phi Beta Psi exchanges ornaments
Phi Beta Psi's annual ornament exchange and Christmas dinner recently was held at the home of Janet Cooper.
Officers Joan Trimpe, April...
10 is going to be the magic number for making local calls
Tribune staff reports
he implementation of 10-digit dialing in the 812 area code will begin Feb. 7 — more than a year...
Foreign policy: Soft hearts vs. hard minds
The furor about the CIA Torture Report is only the most recent illustration of an enduring challenge facing U.S. foreign policy: maintaining a “soft...
City offices to close for New Year’s holiday
Seymour city offices including the department of public works and Seymour Transit will be closed Thursday for New Year's Day.
Trash and...
Free story-time programs planned at libraries
The Jackson County Public Library is offering free story-time programs starting Jan. 12 in the Kidz Korner Program Room at the Seymour Library, 303...
Brownstown Central girls nab tourney win
BLOOMFIELD
Running on fumes, playing three games in two days, the Brownstown Central girls basketball team was determined to come away with...