Monthly Archives: November 2022

The student loan crisis is back in the news and will get much more attention now that the election is past.

There was a story out of Inner Mongolia in North China last month about a flock of sheep in a farmer’s pen walking around and around in circles for 12 days.

On Tuesday morning, the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame announced its 61st men’s induction class.

BLOOMINGTON — When the starting lineup for Indiana University’s basketball game against Arkansas Little Rock at Assembly Hall was announced last week, star forward Trayce Jackson-Davis wore street clothes.

The Seymour boys swim team scored big points late in Tuesday’s home meet against Jeffersonville to post a 109-70 win.

Girls basketball

BROWNTOWN

After scoring 38 points in a victory on Tuesday night, Trinity Lutheran’s Bailey Tabeling is now the all-time leading scorer in Jackson County girls basketball history.

BROWNSTOWN — The first year of the Warm Hearts Warm Toes project in 2012 provided around 25 pairs of shoes and socks to Brownstown students.

Aimed at closing geographic and racial gaps in economic opportunity, the Brookings Institution’s Bass Center for Transformative Placemaking and the Local Initiatives Support Corp. will work with three Indiana cities— Seymour, Michigan City and Warsaw — over the next year to co-create community-centered economic inclusion programs.