Schneck Medical Center has received a grant from the Indiana Breast Cancer Awareness Trust to provide 45 free screening mammograms to low- and middle-income women in the communities it serves.
A mammogram is one of the best...
Area farmers storing grain from this past fall’s harvest can still participate in the Giving a Gift of Grain program through the Community Foundation of Jackson County.
Their donations can support the area’s agricultural community through the...
An open house for potential students will be from 2 to 4 p.m. Feb. 15 at Trinity Lutheran High School.
Students should enter through the commons of the school, 7120 N. County Road 875E, Seymour.
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Anyone entering the rustic, wood-paneled Jackson Park Barbers shop in Seymour is greeted by a worn, standing chalkboard sign.
The sign reads, “Camaraderie is a spirit of good friendship and loyalty among members of a group!”
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The Seymour girls basketball team is peaking at just the right time.
On Thursday, the Owls held a lead against New Albany the entire game to take a 58-37 Hoosier Hills Conference win.
The victory...
Speedwork: It totally sucks.
By sucks, I mean, literally drags the air out of me, burning my lungs and my legs.
When I’m doing speedwork, I feel like I look like an idiot, especially when...
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BROWNSTOWN
Morgan Wehmiller was in the right place at the right time for the Brownstown Central girls’ basketball team Thursday night.
With her team trailing 42-39, North Harrison coach Missy...
HAYDEN
Jennings County youth football player Calvin Clark could head home from an Indianapolis hospital next week, the next step in his recovery from a serious head injury he suffered in a game Nov. 1.
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Uninsured Jackson County residents with questions and concerns about enrolling for health insurance coverage now have another person they can turn to for answers.
The deadline for filing for coverage through the federal Marketplace is Feb. 15....
As manager of Freeman Field Airport in the mid-1990s, Ted Jordan was handed the task of coming up with a way to honor the Seymour airfield’s history.
He and a group of local aviators and veterans decided...