Troopers arrest five on criminal charges
Five people have been arrested on various criminal charges after separate traffic stops near Seymour in the past two days, police report.
The most recent arrests occurred at 9:30...
Despite a sluggish start across the board, the Seymour girls tennis team wouldn’t be handed their first loss of the season against Hoosier Hills Conference foe Columbus East on Thursday.
The Owls held home court, defeating the...
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The Crothersville and Trinity Lutheran baseball teams were able to get runners on base during the early part of Thursday’s game at Alf Snyder Field.
Trinity was able to score its runners...
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During his junior year at Brownstown Central, Xavier Miranda decided he wanted to lose some weight so he became involved in a Polar Bear Club in Brownstown.
He enjoyed running enough that...
Tools, clocks, guitars, jewelry, antiques and crafts will be for sale at different booths.
There also will be baskets, pottery, reclaimed wood projects and used books.
Parking Lot Pickers offers these items and much more....
Tools, clocks, guitars, jewelry, antiques and crafts will be for sale at different booths.
There also will be baskets, pottery, reclaimed wood projects and used books.
Parking Lot Pickers offers these items and much more....
Three companies plan to spend millions of dollars to improve their local operations, but none of the investments will create new jobs at this time, city officials said.
Cummins Inc., Seymour Tubing and Rose Acre Farms received...
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A Christian senior living community is expanding its Brownstown facility to better serve residents with dementia and memory loss and those needing therapy and rehabilitation.
Hoosier Christian Village, one of 13 Christian Homes Inc....
The American Cancer Society invites all cancer survivors to the 2016 Relay For Life Survivor Celebration, One Step Forward ... Go! Fight! Cure!, at 5:30 p.m. May 7 at The Point’s fellowship hall in Seymour.
Doors open...
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Jackson County Community Theatre will present the final show of the 2015-16 season, “Driving Miss Daisy,” at 7:30 p.m. April 29 and 30 and May 6 and 7 at Royal-Off-the-Square Theatre, 121 W. Walnut...