Monthly Archives: June 2024

COMING UP

The magic number at Gainbridge Fieldhouse when the turnstiles stop clicking is 17,274. Sellout. Less than half-way through the WNBA season if the Indiana Fever draw fewer fans than that to a game it’s now disappointing.

INDIANAPOLIS — The unemployment rate forIndiana in May stood at 3.7%, according to the Indiana Department of Workforce Development. By comparison, the national unemployment...

Being old, I spend considerable time correcting facile modern accounts of long-ago events that I happened to have witnessed. They rarely check out, as...

More than 200 undergraduate students earned dean’s list honors for the spring 2024 semester at Indiana University Columbus, with GPAs of 3.70 or higher.

The Jackson County Public Library invites the public to celebrate the summer learning program theme “Adventure Begins at Your Library” with a program, “Mush!,” for all ages at 5 p.m. Monday at the Seymour Library, 303 W. Second St.

The regularly scheduled meeting of the Jackson County Redevelopment Commission set for July 2 has been cancelled due to a lack of agenda items. For information, call the Jackson County Office of Planning and Zoning at 812-358-6109.

Nine sites significant to Indiana’s African American history will receive restoration and rehabilitation assistance through two funds established by the late Eli Lilly chemist and preservation champion Standiford “Stan” Cox.

Despite scorching temperatures, a great number of local citizens and out-of-towners flocked to downtown Seymour on Saturday to witness a variety of vintage and antique vehicles on display for the 19th annual Cars & Guitars cruise-in and concert.

By Mix Hilkowitz Indiana Capital Chronicle Indiana’s nine U.S. House members received a combined $199,332 in reimbursements for lodging, meals and incidentals in 2023 as part...