Seymour announces 2021 Athletic Hall of Fame class
By Dylan Wallace
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The Seymour High School Athletic Hall of Fame committee announced the 2021 class Monday.
The new class features seven new names: Scott Brown,...
Jackson County EMS hires new education coordinator
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Neti Redelman has some big shoes to fill as she steps into the role of education coordinator for Jackson County Emergency Medical Services this...
EMS education coordinator retiring after 30 years
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Hugh Garner thought he was going to EMS Station 2 to help move boxes, but he was in for a big surprise.
On July 15,...
Local teen uses birthday money to help those in need
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Most years for his birthday July 31, Gabriel Poole asks for gift cards so he can buy what he wants.
This year, though, he focused...
Trinity Lutheran senior named 2022 Distinguished Young Woman
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BROWNSTOWN
During the interview portion of the contest Saturday afternoon, Sarah Lemming told the judges she wanted to be a role model to the community.
No...
10th Dinner on the Bridge draws 300
Mitchell Banks
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The longest covered bridge in the United States received 300 visitors on Aug. 7 night.
The event was the 10th Dinner on the Bridge,...
Seymour welcomes a lot of new teachers this school year
An alumna, a former corporate employee and a recent college athlete are among the 70 new Seymour Community School Corp. staff members for the...
Seymour Class of 1970 encourages others to join in on fundraising effort
The Seymour Senior High School Class of 1970's 50-year reunion was pushed back a year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and that gave class...
Crothersville Town Council president fills vacancy after clerk-treasurer resigns
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CROTHERSVILLE
Danieta Foster made an unexpected change Wednesday.
That morning, she went to the Jackson County Courthouse in Brownstown to submit her resignation as a member...
United Way helps students be Rock’n Ready for new school year
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With two daughters in college and twin sons in middle school, Beth Ann White said she could spend several hundred dollars just for school...