Seymour Plan Commission OKs pair of rezones for proposed subdivisions
Two developers have cleared the first hurdle of rezoning property to make way for new housing subdivisions.
The Seymour Plan Commission recently passed Joe Hauersperger's...
Families fly at Airplane Ride Day
Freeman Municipal Airport on Seymour's far southwest side was a busier place than normal Saturday with more than 100 departures and landings.
The reason? Freeman...
1823 Bakehouse branching out to Seymour franchise
The search was on for a gluten-free eatery that was delicious at the same time.
When Jason Harmon's daughter, Stevie, was diagnosed with celiac disease,...
First Pride event held in Seymour
In the midst of Pride Month, which begins June 1 each year, Seymour's first Pride event was conducted Sunday at Crossroads Community Park.
It was...
Elks celebrate American flag history
Whether displayed in front of homes and businesses, in the corner of a classroom or held high throughout a parade route, the American flag...
Second CityJam concert of season planned Thursday
At each of its shows, Parrots of the Caribbean performs with one motto in mind: “Life is what you make it ... and we...
Ride to Remember honors local fallen Marine, 15 other heroes
The final challenge for any Marine Corps recruit is known as The Crucible.
The mentally and physically demanding 54-hour event, which includes food and sleep...
New state report finds fewer Hoosiers going to college
Indiana’s college-going rate is at its lowest point in recent history, continuing a steady decline over the past several years, according to a new...
Local group donates teddy bears to police department
Police officers often see people, including children, on what's probably one of their worst days.
Officer Jeremy Helmsing of the Seymour Police Department said it...
Antique machinery show returns to fairgrounds
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After a year off due to the global pandemic, the Jackson County Antique Machinery Show recently was able to make its return.
During the 12th...