Monthly Archives: November 2021

Brownstown began its season Tuesday night, and the Braves raced out to a double-digit lead and easily cruised to a 72-40 victory over Salem.

The Seymour girls basketball team held off host Bloomington South for a 56-51 win Tuesday night on the road.

Mike Lang, coach of the Trinity Lutheran girls basketball team, says the Cougars need to play with more consistency in future games than what it did Tuesday night in beating Indianapolis Lutheran 58-40 in the Bollinger Athletic Complex.

BROWNSTOWN — A Brownstown couple’s decision to move their growing excavating and concrete business from their rural home means the Brownstown Industrial Park will...

Seymour author Les Linz plans to release a new book next month containing a collection of his humor columns.

Several city of Seymour employees took time out of their day Monday to ring the bells outside Walmart Supercenter in Seymour.

Schneck Medical Center is still working to fully restore its email system and internet service after being hit with a cyberattack nearly two months ago.

Autopsy results for 2-year-old Emma Sweet are expected to take around four to six weeks, the Bartholomew County Coroner’s Office said Monday.

The cause of a wreck that left a 52-year-old Jackson County man dead early Saturday morning in far western Jackson County remains under investigation, police report.

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