SEYMOUR
Loren W. Schwade, 91, of Seymour passed away Tuesday, Sept. 27, 2016, at Schneck Medical Center.
Born Jan. 10, 1925, in Florence, he was the son of Fred W. and Mary North Schwade, both...
South Bend Tribune
Local elected officials have vowed to continue their fight against big box stores using a loophole in tax laws to dramatically lower their tax bills.
They should. What the box stores are doing now amounts to an unfair...
To the editor:
Today is World Heart Day, an international event to raise awareness of the importance of a healthy heart and share tips for keeping your heart strong.
One of the top recommendations for keeping your heart in good shape?...
To the editor:
Earlier this year southern flags had sent chills down my spine. I did not know why.
Now that I've made the connection between the dog whistle signals to Alt Right, a branch of the radical right aligned with...
To the editor and (all golf enthusiasts):
Congratulations to Shadowood Golf Club for their come-from-behind win at the Hickory Hills Golf Club on Aug. 28 in the championship inter-club match.
I also want everyone to be aware that Dave Correll of...
To the editor:
I read with interest the article "Another Viewpoint" taken from Terre Haute's "Tribune-Star," which appeared in the Opinion section of the paper for Aug. 20-21, 2016.
The title told it all: "Trump a danger to U.S. military."
Is the...
I’ve been a Democrat all my life. I believe in the party’s values, I’m pleased when its candidates win elections, and I’m persuaded the country is better off when Democratic ideas get a fair shake in the public arena.
But...
Seymour Middle School students write about what it means to be a patriot.
Being a patriot would mean a lot to me. I would help as many people as I could and do so many good deeds. If I had...
Montana Casto and Scott Thompson have been great friends for years.
So when Casto decided on an ambitious undertaking for Developmental Services Inc.’s Education and Enrichment Program, Thompson was ready to help.
“We’ve been good friends for 15 or 16 years,”...
The man who survived a wreck that led to the death of a Seymour woman Sept. 17 in eastern Jennings County faces a Level 5 felony charge of operating while suspended resulting in death.
The Jennings County Prosecutor’s Office also...