The Constitution: A triumph of compromise
By Mark Franke
Compromise. This word wouldn’t score well on a favorability scale these days. People today, and not just politicians, seem to pride themselves...
Citizen requests side-by-side street legality in Seymour
By Mitchell Banks | The Tribune
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Seymour City Council recently agreed to consider a city man’s request to make side-by-sides be legal on city streets.
Joe...
Crothersville native returns to homeplace ahead of 101st birthday
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CROTHERSVILLE
A two-story brick home on South County Road 1200E in Crothersville holds a special place in Ruth Gossman’s heart.
She lived there from when she...
Local arts groups receive $3,000 grants
Staff Reports
The Indiana Arts Commission recently announced it has distributed American Rescue Plan Act funds to 278 nonprofit organizations totaling $834,000.
Grants were distributed through...
Nominations open for 2022 authors awards
Staff Reports
Indiana Humanities recently announced nominations are open for the 2022 Eugene and Marilyn Glick Indiana Authors Awards.
Books published between Jan. 1, 2020, and...
Ceremony brings awareness to cancer
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Walking by the tables set up in the parking lot of First Baptist Church in Seymour on Saturday night, Marsha Abraham and her daughter,...
My first trip to Afghanistan: induction
By Craig Davis
(This is the first of three columns by Jackson County native Craig Davis. The second will publish Friday on The Tribune Opinion...
I want off of this ride
By The Rev. Jeremy Myers
The Elkhart County Fair was one of the highlights of my summer every year as I was growing up.
Much like...
Mayor proclaims Dorothy Helt Day
Dorothy Helt had a very special birthday Aug. 3 with the help of Bobby Eldridge and Rhonda Money from Prestigious Affairs in Seymour.
Seymour Mayor...
A season to slow down
By Stephanie Strothmann
August is almost finished, the cicadas are announcing the coming of fall and the last group of meat chickens were just installed...