SICA offering virtual iPhone photography class
Indianapolis-based photography instructor Rad Drew is offering another online iPhone photography class in partnership with Southern Indiana Center for the Arts on Tuesday.
Nicholson elected ARa treasurer
Seymour Mayor Matt Nicolson was elected treasurer of the board of directors of Administrative Resources association during the quarterly meeting Feb. 9 in Columbus.
Reward offered for information on two local fires
The Indiana Office of the State Fire Marshal is offering a reward up to $5,000 for any information that leads to a conviction in two Jackson County fires.
Beloved family physician retires after more than 30 years of service
Dr. Randall Brown donned his scrubs for the last time Feb. 24 after serving as a family physician in Jackson County for more than 31 years.
Brownstown trustees to consider approval of superintendent contract
BROWNSTOWN — The first step in the process to increase the salary of Brownstown Central Community School Corp.’s superintendent has been completed.
Fleeing the Ukraine, then and now
When my grandmother, Sarah, was a little girl living in Kiev, she and her brother once had to hide in an oversized kiln to escape marauding Cossacks who were terrorizing Jews.
State heading project to upskill essential workers
The Indiana Department of Workforce Development, in partnership with the Indiana Restaurant and Lodging Association, is seeking input from essential workers and employers about worker skill sets and training opportunities.
Sips and Succulents coming to Vat and Barrel
The Seymour Parks and Recreation Department is working with Vat and Barrel to present Sips and Succulents.
Family dodgeball tournament coming up soon
The Seymour Parks and Recreation Department is hosting the 2022 Family Dodgeball Tournament on March 12 at the Boys and Girls Club of Seymour, 950 N. O’Brien St.
Pampered Tea for Two set for April 2
The Seymour Parks and Recreation Department is teaming up with Seymour Main Street to present Pampered Tea for Two.