Monthly Archives: September 2020
We’re all in this together
We are a nation adrift. Even before the pandemic and George Floyd’s death, the U.S. was piling on problems with little sense that we...
Common sense gun policies a must
(Anderson) Herald BulletinOpen-carry gun laws and the legality of semiautomatic weapons have added a dark, deadly element to the social justice protests and counterprotest...
‘The Death of Capt. Waskow’ by Ernie Pyle
Editor’s note: Sept. 2, 2020, is the 75th anniversary of the end of World War II. To mark this occasion, the Ernie Pyle World...
Seymour golfers upping their game
When Lainey Jackson steps on a golf course for a match she just concentrates on her game and blocks out what the No. 1...
Trinity Lutheran volleyball coach celebrates 700th win
Fans and players made a bigger deal out of Faith Wilder-Newland’s 700th career Indiana high school volleyball victory last week than she did.For her,...
Local coalition focuses on suicide prevention awareness
Mental Health America of Jackson County has mental health surveys on its website.
Purdue Extension Jackson County offers showings of the movie "REJECT," a researched-based...
The Healthy Corner serves up protein shakes, energy teas and other options
The Healthy Corner is shaking up downtown Seymour.
Located at 209 E. Second St. in the former Project You yoga studio, the business offers its...
Ninth county resident dies of COVID-19
Another Jackson County resident has died from COVID-19, bringing the county's total number of deaths related to the virus to nine.The death was reported...
Labor Day closings announced
Seymour governmental offices, including the Department of Public Works and Seymour Transit, will be closed Monday in observance of the Labor Day holiday.Trash, recycling...
Seymour driver dies in I-65 crash near Columbus
Staff Reports
A 36-year-old Seymour man was pronounced dead at the scene Sunday night in a one-vehicle accident on Interstate 65.
Columbus police were sent to...