Monthly Archives: October 2021

Congressional testimony last week by the top Pentagon officials charged with the Afghanistan pullout made clear that President Joe Biden opted against their recommendation against completely withdrawing U.S. troops. Instead, Biden insisted on a hasty pullout, leading to disastrous results. The advisers didn’t seem proud about their assessment, nor did they try to sugarcoat the Pentagon’s various missteps that blocked a successful end to the 20-year war.

BROWNSTOWN — The pieces of the puzzle that are going to establish vote centers in Seymour and four Jackson County towns have begun to take shape.

Brownstown council plans to hold a special meeting from 2 to 4 p.m. Friday at town hall to discuss financing the issuance of bonds or procurement of a loan for capital improvement projects.

More than 250 local residents participated in this year’s Columbus Walk to End Alzheimer’s — both in person at Bartholomew County Fairgrounds and by watching an online ceremony and walking from home in their own neighborhoods.

Arrests

The theme for the sixth annual Nature and Farm Photo contest — sponsored by Oak Heritage Conservancy and the George Rogers Clark Land Trust — is “Nature Next Door.”

MEDORA

BROWNSTOWN

CROTHERSVILLE

SEYMOUR, INDIANA