Outages leave more than 2,000 without power
Tribune office closing Friday afternoon
Sakura Helping Hands shares culture for 30 years at Oktoberfest
While the Oktoberfest is commonly known for celebrating the area’s German heritage, a group of Japanese women has been hard at work creating Japanese arts, crafts and gifts for almost as long as the festival has been around.
Medora Town Council to meet next Monday
The Medora Town Council will meet at 6 p.m. Monday at the town hall, 27 N. Perry St., Medora.
Medora school board meets next Monday
The Medora Community School Corp. board of school trustees plans to meet at 6 p.m. Monday at the school, 82 S. George St., Medora.
Popular pickleball arrives in Brownstown
Seymour pizzeria places in Midwest competition for first time
This was the sixth year for The Brooklyn Pizza Co. to enter the Midwest Regional Pizza Competition.
Parks department cuts ribbon for newest mural
Seymour High School art teacher Laurie Martin has painted interactive murals on buildings at Shields and Gaiser parks in Seymour the past three years.
Crothersville youth becomes junior member of American Angus Association
Zachary Lister of Crothersville is a new junior member of the American Angus Association, according to a news release from Mark McCully, CEO of the national organization headquartered in Saint Joseph, Missouri.
Free movie offered for seniors at Columbus
Indiana Senior Medicare Patrol, SHIP and Thrive Alliance are hosting a free senior movie and resource fair Oct. 30 at YES Cinema, 328 Jackson St., Columbus.
