Seymour News

Clay Letter and Troy Rottier combined for a no-hitter as host Seymour shut out Pulaski 10-0 in a nonconference American Legion baseball game on Tuesday night.

Four men with a passion for stock car racing in Oshkosh are headed for a special honor.

With gas prices on the rise and the economy still struggling, a cross-country car trip or deluxe Disney vacation might be off the map for many families this summer.

Pete Parker remembers his first stock car race like it was yesterday. The year was 1972.

'Little Shop of Horrors,' the Campus-Community Players annual summer musical, will be performed at 7:30 p.m. July 10, 11, 16, 17 and 18, and at 2 p.m. July 12 in the Helen Laird Theatre at the University of Wisconsin-Marshfield/Wood County.

A huge fireworks display will cap off a big night of racing Friday at Luxemburg Speedway, presented by Pepsi-Cola Bottling.

Wendy's is all about fast when it comes to food, but a Seymour man says two of their Green Bay restaurants are seriously lagging when it comes to paying their bills.

The St. Cloud woman who died when she and her husband were struck by a sport utility vehicle while walking across South Seymour Street has been identified as 67-year-old Carolyn Muckerheide.

A 67-year-old St. Cloud woman was killed and her 74-year-old husband was seriously injured Thursday morning when they were struck by a sport utility vehicle while walking across South Seymour Street.

Driving a borrowed race car, Seymour's Mike Mullen passed Billy LeMieux of Sturgeon Bay for the lead on lap four and kept the lead through several caution periods to win the 23-lap IMCA modified feature at Luxemburg Speedway Friday night.

A 52-year-old bicyclist suffered non-life-threatening leg and head injuries after he collided with a car Monday afternoon.

Jason Czarapata of Pulaski fought off former track champion Brian Mullen of Seymour to win his second 20-lap IMCA modified feature of the season on Sunday at Seymour Speedway.

Father's Day Open House: Dads get in free 9 a.m.-8 p.m. Sunday at Green Bay Botanical Garden, 2600 Larsen Road, Green Bay.

A record-breaking 16,746 people registered for the 33rd annual Bellin Run held Saturday in Green Bay, a race won by John Yuda of Tanzania, last yeara TMs second-place finisher.

The wake left from President Barack Obama's recent town hall event in Green Bay is one he and his backers hope propels the country to major health-care reform.

Another record number of runners are expected to cross the finish line at this year's Bellin Run, but only 21 can say they've crossed it every year since the race's inception in 1977.

Defending IMCA modified champion Brian Mullen of Seymour started 16th, marched through the field and executed a three-wide pass on leader Sean Jerovetz with two laps to go to win the 25-lap IMCA modified feature Friday night at Luxemburg Speedway.

While just a year old, Brown County Community Women's Club raised more than $9,000 to distribute in awards to area organizations.

The goal was a state record, but a state championship will have to do for Seymour junior Jessica Maroszek.

The City of Seymour is seeking a DNR permit for various improvements to their existing sewerage treatment facility.