Crothersville seniors plan spring breakfast
The Crothersville Senior Citizens Center will conduct its annual spring breakfast from 7 to 10:30 a.m. Saturday.
The menu consists of eggs,...
Food drive helping fuel food pantries
Area United Methodist churches plan to conduct a food drive to boost donations to food pantries.
All donations raised through the second...
A touching memorial
Purple, silver and white balloons were handed out to the nearly 100 people gathered outside of Seymour High School.
Markers were passed...
Fourth Supper planned at church
First Marion Baptist Church, 7760 W. County Road 850S, Commiskey, will conduct its free Fourth Supper from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Wednesday.
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Symphony of fun
The Seymour High School gym was filled with the sounds of children Saturday as the 19th annual Kids Fest drew an estimated crowd of...
Heading toward final hurdle
Reins to Recovery may have found its “forever home.”
Calli Johnson, executive director of the therapeutic horseback riding center in Seymour, initially...
Council OKs variance for business in residential zone
BROWNSTOWN
The Brownstown Board of Zoning Appeals recently received its first request since zoning went live in the county seat at the...
Centerpiece of revitalization
CROTHERSVILLE
The centerpiece of Crothersville currently is the center of attention.
Standing at the corner of Armstrong and Howard streets,...
Decade of opportunity
Ten years have come and gone for the Industry Possibilities and Opportunities Day at Seymour High School.
Organizers say the technology and...
4-H Tractor Club discusses safety
The Jackson County 4-H Tractor Club met Tuesday at Jacobi Sales in Seymour.
Demonstrations were presented by Trevor Wiesehan and Matthew Stuckwisch.
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