Monthly Archives: August 2019
Is the long expansion over?
July marked the 121st month of the economic expansion that began after the Great Recession. That makes it the longest expansion in American history,...
Seymour furniture store hits century mark of founding
Each creak, squeak and crack of the timeworn floorboards jogs a memory for the customers navigating the ambient showrooms.
For some, the...
Cougars frustrate Franklin
SEYMOUR
Trinity Lutheran volleyball followed up an easy win over Waldron earlier in the week with a convincing straight-sets victory over Class...
County makes changes to sheriff, highway departments
Members of the Jackson County Council approved two requests for salary changes at two departments during a recent meeting.
Sheriff Rick Meyer...
Auto dealership announces name of Z28 winner
Confidence led to a Camaro.
Two weeks ago, Chelsey Hackney bought a new Chevrolet Traverse at Bob Poynter GM in Seymour, and...
Bob Poynter celebrates 40 years in Seymour
Bob Poynter was on his way to the big league.
Having played baseball from a young age and being a part of a successful team...
Man, youth hospitalized after wreck in Brownstown
A two-vehicle wreck at the intersection of Main and Commerce streets in Brownstown sent a man and a child to the hospital, police said.
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Workforce housing project receives variances
A developer is getting everything in line to construct a nearly $10 million 54-unit apartment complex in Seymour.
Seymour Apartments, which is proposed for a...
City recycle truck damaged in fire
A Seymour recycling truck caught fire Thursday morning while picking up curbside recyclable toters in the Boulevards neighborhood on the city's west side.
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Local sports roundup – August 30
Boys Tennis
Braves take care of business against Scottsburg
Brownstown Central picked up a big win against Mid-Southern Conference and...