Monthly Archives: July 2022
Baker returns to Brownstown for free golf clinic
As Chris Baker planned his trip home last week for his engagement party, he also wanted to try to do something for all the people who have supported him over his professional golf career.
Police seek help in locating missing Seymour man
Jackson County man found dead in pond in northern Washington County
The Indiana State Police continues to investigate the death of a 32-year-old Jackson County man found dead in a pond Saturday afternoon.
Seymour man has attended every fair that has been held on current grounds
BROWNSTOWN — On Aug. 14, 1939, the Jackson County Free Fair was held on the current fairgrounds, making it the first Jackson County Fair held on the grounds that fairgoers have come to know and love over the ensuing years.
Dogs give all on owner’s demand during 4-H club’s demonstration
BROWNSTOWN — Annabelle Mathena of Freetown decided to submit her dog, Daisy, the 115-pound bloodhound who outweighed her, to some training.
Goats show off different styles at fair
BROWNSTOWN — Maddison Brittain of Norman was not going to be out-shopped when it came to outfitting her goat named Dumbo for the Jackson County Fair goat variety show Wednesday evening.
Fish tank lures in fairgoers
The Madden Hill Conservation Club of Hamilton Township disbanded last December.
Horsin’ around at the fair
Jackson County 4-H’ers competed in the 4-H horse and pony halter and showmanship show Tuesday night at the fairgrounds in Brownstown.
Great goat showing at fair
My Thursday at the Jackson County Fair is always one of my favorite because it’s dairy goat show day for me.
Crothersville Town Council to meet Tuesday night
The Crothersville Town Council will meet at 6 p.m. Tuesday at the town hall, 111 E. Howard St., Crothersville.