University recognizes two local students
Southern New Hampshire University recently recognized two Jackson County students for academic achievement during the winter 2021 session.
Meghan Dunham of Brownstown was named to...
Road maintenance set on Community Drive
The Seymour Department of Public Works will be painting the yellow center line on Community Drive between West Second Street and West Tipton Street...
Seymour CityJam returns Thursday with The Jackson Way
A "party band for party people" is kicking off the eighth season of the Seymour CityJam summer concert series.
The Jackson Way will start its...
Ride of Silence brings awareness to bicycle safety
Even during a ride of silence, the respect spoke volumes.
As 15 bicyclists silently traveled the streets of Seymour for an hour Wednesday night, they...
Sandy Creek graduates ready to take the next step
Carl was a man who did his work and made some pretty good grades in high school. He then went off to college and...
Proceeds from event to support Trinity athletics
The seventh annual Michael D. Healy Memorial Golf Outing will start at 8 a.m. June 19 at Shadowood Golf Course, 333 N. Sandy Creek...
Library releases program guide
The Jackson County Public Library's June/July program guide is now available at the Seymour Library and will be available at the Crothersville and Medora...
Crothersville graduates 29 in 125th class
CROTHERSVILLE
Staying up all night watching television the night before her biggest calculus test of the year wound up being a mistake for Olivia Robinson.
Waiting...
Family Medical Center buys former Ewing bank
BROWNSTOWN
The former MainSource Bank building in Ewing may soon become the new home for Family Medical Center's Brownstown office.
Dr. Nicholas Lemming delivered that news...
Crothersville students use machines to make products to sell
CROTHERSVILLE
To wrap up their time in the career exploration class, Crothersville High School sophomores Hunter Day and Kendall Berry served as the top Tigers.
Each...