If you just found out that you are going to have a baby or are looking for information on becoming pregnant, Schneck Medical Center is offering Best Beginnings.
The new program will be from 6:30 to 8:30...
Nearly 1,800 Jackson County registered voters took the opportunity to vote in the weeks leading up to today’s Indiana primary election.
If you weren’t one of them, you will have a harder time avoiding the campaign workers...
The organizers of the annual Brownstown/Ewing Main Street Artsfest had to overcome a lot to get this year’s event — conducted Saturday — off the ground.
The first was the death of Wilma Wessel, one of the...
A pursuit that began when an officer saw a motorist run a stop sign Monday just west of Cortland led to the arrest of a woman on a felony charge of resisting law enforcement, police report.
Melissa...
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Brownstown Central girls tennis coach Erik Stangland said he thinks his team needs to play with more urgency at the start of matches.
The Braves struggled to find their footing, as they fell to...
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The Brownstown Central track and field team got an early glimpse of the Mid-Southern Conference meet Monday with Corydon Central in town.
The Braves’ boys came out with an 86-41 victory, while the girls’...
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Brady Marshall shot 37 and Tyler Bullard carded 39 to help the Seymour boys golf team place second among three Hoosier Hills Conference schools Monday at Shadowood Golf Course.
Columbus East shot...
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Tim Molinari prefers running shorter distance races when it comes to track and field, so he wants to specialize in running the 800 and a leg on Seymour’s 4x800 relay team this spring.
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he largest nursery in southern Indiana recently celebrated the renovation and grand opening of its garden center.
Schneider Nursery Inc., between Seymour and Brownstown at the bottom of Crane Hill, invited local residents, city officials and groups...
Falling rain did little to dampen Saturday’s pollination activities at Muscatatuck National Wildlife Refuge.
More than a dozen visitors took part in a program designed to educate people about a process vital to the food supply around...