Seymour News

Regardless of whether you understand the latest trends in technology, local electronics stores can offer insight into the popular items this year for the holidays.

As part of the Retail Development Strategic Plan being done in Seymour, one already defined gap is being filled by a new project.

The City of Seymour, Department of Parks & Recreation, is requesting proposals from qualified companies or individuals to provide concession operations for seven of the City of Seymour's concession stands, specifically: Freeman Field Recreation Complex Shields Parks Ball Diamonds Gaiser Park Kessler Park Kasting Park It is anticipated that the City ...

Response to targeted H1N1 flu clinics hasn't exactly impressed Jackson County's health officer.

Two people were hospitalized Friday after a one vehicle wreck in Clearspring. Kelsey J. Craig, 18, of Bloomington and Scott J. Woods, 21, of Loogootee were both taken to Schneck Medical Center in Seymour, according to a news release from the Jackson County Sheriff's Department.

A 22-year-old Scottsburg woman was hospitalized at Seymour on Friday after she was injured in a wreck at Indiana 250 and Indiana 39 near Tampico.

Missing a black lab? The Indiana State Police may want to hear from you. Trooper David Owsley is looking for help in identifying the owner of a black lab that was found shot with an arrow Sunday morning in Jackson County.

The FBI and Indiana State Police are reviewing Brownstown's financial records after a routine audit found the clerk-treasurer has been paid more than $60,000 above her annual salary.

U.S. Army Spc. Jason Jones, 24, of Seymour wanted to know what Seymour Middle School students thought about the war in Afghanistan.

A Columbus boy sustained minor head injuries in a traffic accident late Wednesday afternoon.

Are cramped chickens crazy chickens? Researchers are trying to answer that question through several studies that intend to take emotions out of an angry debate between animal welfare groups and producers.

Official notice is hereby given that the City of Seymour will receive sealed bids at the office of the Clerk-Treasurer in city hall, 301 N. Chestnut St.

A juvenile who had been riding a bicycle was taken to Schneck Medical Center with minor injuries Monday afternoon after a wreck with a vehicle.

Gaby Walters plans to remain drug-free with the help of activities that will keep her mind off drugs, the fifth-grader said as she read her Drug Abuse Resistance Education essay during the Crothersville fifth-grade DARE graduation ceremony Thursday afternoon.

Joshua Riffel, 19, North Vernon, warrant for failure to appear for an order to show cause hearing for the offenses of purchasing over three grams of pseudoephedrine in one week, no bond, court ordered to serve 10 days and then $2,500 bond for contempt of court, 9:25 a.m. Thursday.

Jackson County police continue to investigate an incident in which a motorist struck a pedestrian in the Cortland area early Wednesday and then left the scene.

The Ports of Indiana, Grantee of Foreign-Trade Zone No. 170, has applied to the Foreign-Trade Zones Board requesting special-purpose foreign-trade subzone status on behalf of Schwarz Pharma Manufacturing Limited.

FDL Man Sentenced for 33-year-old Murder A Fond du Lac County judge sentences a man sentenced to life in prison for killing a go-go dancer more than three decades ago.

Section 511 of the Quality Housing and Work Responsibility Act of 1998 requires the Seymour Housing Authority Board of Commissioners to conduct a public hearing to discuss the PHA Annual Plan for fiscal year 2010 and to invite public comment regarding this plan.

Students at Seymour Middle School got the day off today after a fire Thursday night damaged an art classroom and forced school officials to cancel classes.