Monthly Archives: September 2017
Stay safe, watch for farm vehicles
The summer-like weather of late has given farmers a good head start on the harvest as evidenced by the many empty fields that already...
Sometimes government is the solution
We need government — and not just when disaster strikes
For more than three decades we have lived with the mantra that “government is not...
There’s more than one way to steal from people
The Eighth Commandment tells us plainly, “You shall not steal.”
It’s amazing how many ways people can come up with to rip others off. There...
Seymour takes down rival Brownstown for sectional crown
Blood, sweat and some tears were all left on Seymour High School’s tennis courts Friday.
Facing their Jackson County rivals, in the sectional championship, Seymour...
Big second half lifts Owls to win
For The Tribune
NORTH VERNON
Seymour put touchdowns on the board in every period and rolled to a 41-7 Hoosier Hills Conference win Friday night at...
Walk to End Alzheimer’s set at Columbus’ Mill Race Park
When a Bartholomew County native wore a yellow flower during the 2016 Columbus Walk to End Alzheimer's, the color designated he was a caregiver.
But...
$350,000 funding will help further education for low-income adults
An organization that works to increase educational attainment in 10 southeastern Indiana counties has received $350,000 to further its efforts.
The Community Education Coalition has...
Girls fall despite fast start
COLUMBUS—Early Thursday night the Seymour Owls seemed poised for an important conference road victory. Leading 1-0 after eight minutes, the Owls would surrender 4...
Hard work pays off: Hornets sting Crothersville in clash of county rivals
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MEDORA
Medora volleyball coach Sara Todd said her team is scrappy and that it paid off during a 3-0 sweep of their county...
Tour gives peek behind curtain of local firms
Having a general idea of what Valeo and RR Donnelley do wasn't good enough.
Cory Hess and Kathy Rudicel, who work for another company in...