Monthly Archives: April 2019
Seymour senior switches positions in final year of softball
Emma Ramp has been a second baseman for the Seymour softball team for the past three years, but this spring she has switched to...
Manufacturer announces name change, under same ownership
A steel tubing manufacturer with a 30-year history in the city has undergone a name change.Nippon Steel Pipe America Inc. will continue to operate...
Strong attendance at mayoral forum highlights election
As Mike Hageman started to make his way out of Celebrations in Seymour following the Seymour Mayoral Forum, he thought about what a positive...
Police: Man said he didn’t see light or train
A 23-year-old North Carolina man escaped injury — and possibly much worse — after he tried to drive across a railroad crossing and his...
Brown Elementary fourth-graders get into spirit of March Madness
Making her way around the classroom with a pink bucket, Tiffany Thurston had her fourth-graders pick out a small yellow piece of paper.Each had...
Seymour mayoral candidates share views at public forum
Seven of the eight candidates for Seymour mayor had the opportunity to win over voters Saturday morning by addressing issues the city faces now...
Public hearing set for water, sewer rate increases in Crothersville
A public hearing will be conducted at the start of the Crothersville Town Council meeting at 6 p.m. Tuesday at the town hall, 111...
Local sports calendar – April 1
Main eventsPrep sportsTodayBaseballBrownstown Central at Seymour (V), 6 p.m.SoftballSeymour at Madison (V-JV), 5:30 p.m.Brownstown Central at Bedford North Lawrence (V-JV), 5 p.m.Trinity Lutheran at...
Library planning book sale fundraiser
The Jackson County Public Library is sponsoring an Usborne Books and More book fair from 2 to 7:30 p.m. April 8 and from 9...
Local company kicks off spring paper clover campaign
Tractor Supply Co. will conduct its annual paper clover program to support Jackson County 4-H now through Sunday at the Seymour store, 2003 E....