Rotating art exhibit planned for renovated city hall
Staff Reports
Calling all artists.
In an effort to encourage community pride and support the arts, Seymour City Hall is seeking artwork to display in a...
Proposed Amtrak route would pass through area
By Andy East | For The Tribune
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Amtrak has proposed a new passenger rail line that would connect Louisville to Chicago with a stop in...
Coalition receives renewal on grant
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Healthy Jackson County is a collaboration of many organizations put in place to improve the health of the community.
The organization focuses on improving nutrition,...
Funding for Tuskegee Airmen memorial rolls in
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Fundraising for two life-sized faux bronze statues to be placed at the Tuskegee Airmen Memorial Plaza at Freeman Municipal Airport in Seymour recently kicked...
Humane Society of Jackson County hosts dog show
By Mitchell Banks
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Behind the post office in the Keach Parking Lot in Seymour, a pawty featuring dogs of all shapes and sizes happened Saturday...
United Way campaign kicks off
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“United. Why?” What’s your why?
Health coverage accessibility, a thriving future, collaboration, mental health advocacy, effective change, safety and stability, equal opportunities and quality, affordable...
Three win livestock awards at State Fair
By Mitchell Banks
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Three Jackson County livestock enthusiasts were able to bring home three awards from the Indiana State Fair this year.
Two of them, Mya...
Seymour Crossing raises money for Alzheimer’s Association
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Alzheimer’s disease is a type of dementia that affects memory, thinking and behavior, and symptoms eventually grow severe enough to interfere with daily tasks.
Alzheimer’s...
Seymour students screened for dyslexia
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The Seymour Community School Corp. board of education recently learned about dyslexia screenings.
Catherine DuBois, assistant principal at Emerson Elementary School and dyslexia coordinator and...
COVID-19 resurging locally
By Mitchell Banks
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Schneck Medical Center suspended its community COVID-19 updates in March due to the low number of positive cases being reported in Jackson...