Cut firewood in state forests
Hoosiers can cut firewood in designated areas of Indiana state forests to help heat their home and reduce utility bills.
Starting Wednesday,...
Memory lane
More than 250 vehicles of different makes and models lined the streets of downtown Seymour for the 11th annual Cars and Guitars show Saturday...
City announces holiday schedule
Seymour city offices, including the Department of Public Works and Seymour Transit, will close Friday in observance of Independence Day.
Trash, recycling...
Heritage Park goes forward despite lack of grant
BROWNSTOWN
The bad news is Brownstown was turned down for an Office of Community and Rural Affairs grant to build the Heritage...
Duathlon to raise money for trails
Seymour Parks and Recreation Department is getting back on track with fundraising efforts for the development of trails in and around the city.
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CAFO request pulled despite approval
A Freetown man recently withdrew his permit application from the state to build a confined animal feeding operation near Brownstown.
James R....
Young Professionals plan bike scavenger hunt
Jackson County Young Professionals recently announced its first social outing of the year, the Bike Bash Dash Scavenger Hunt, at 6:30 p.m. July 10.
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Republicans seek booth at fair
A local GOP organization has asked the Jackson County Fair board to reconsider a longtime policy banning political booths, claiming it infringes upon the...
Durham sentence stands
Indianapolis Business Journal
Convicted Ponzi scheme leader Tim Durham failed Friday in his bid to get his 50-year prison sentence reduced.
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Deadline Tuesday for state scholars program
The deadline for seventh- and eighth-graders to apply for Indiana’s 21st Century Scholars program is Tuesday.
The program provides up to four...