Monthly Archives: March 2022

On a cold night at Seymour High School for an early-year softball matchup between Seymour and Scottsburg, the Owls bats seemed to be just as cold.

The Trinity Lutheran softball team continues its hot start to the season as the Cougars defeated Southwestern (Hanover) 7-2 in their home-opener.

Depth plays a big role on most high school team sports, including golf.

Maren McClure has been near the top of the point list for the Seymour girls’ swim team the past four winters.

A Jackson County man faces a preliminary Level 5 felony charge of battery with a deadly weapon in connection with a shooting Wednesday that left a man hospitalized in critical condition at an Indianapolis hospital.

A traffic stop conducted Tuesday by a trooper with the Indiana State Police-Versailles Post on Interstate 65 near Seymour led to the discovery of a large amount of marijuana and cash.

For his service with the U.S. Army, Wade Hampton Holt Jr. received several awards and decorations.

To recoup losses from the COVID-19 pandemic, three nonprofit organizations have asked the city of Seymour for some of the $2.25 million it has received through the American Rescue Plan Act.

A supernatural horror movie with deep Indiana roots, “So Cold the River,” was released Friday and is playing in select theaters.

Tickets are available for the opening event of a songwriter series announced by the Crossroads Music Team.