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Story time programs to be offered in June
The Jackson County Public Library is offering free story time programs June 3 to 28 in the Seymour Library Kidz Korner Program Room.
American Red Cross seeking blood donors
To emphasize the importance of giving blood year-round, and timed with World Blood Donor Day on June 14, the American Red Cross encourages those eligible to become regular donors, especially during the summer.
Book program has special meaning for Rotary club, kindergartners
Tribune photo by Aubrey Woods / Julie Aker with Seymour Rotary Club reads from the book, "I Like Me," to kindergarten students in Jill Waskom's class at Seymour-Jackson Elementary School.
Lutheran retreat encourages worship, relaxation
Submitted photo / Members of Immanuel Lutheran Church's Lutheran Women's Missionary League along with the Rev.
Lutheran Women's Missionary League Indiana District Retreat was conducted April 25 to 26 at Abe Martin Lodge in Nashville.
Column: Show your colors, fight cancer
All of us have been affected by cancer in one way or another. Share this with your co-workers, friends and family and encourage them to join us by wearing specific colors this week - blue today for colon cancer, black Tuesday for skin cancer, gold Wednesday for childhood cancers, pink Thursday for breast cancer and purple Friday for all cancers and ... (more)
Board moves on Vallonia project
Jackson County commissioners opted to forge ahead with a plan Tuesday night to apply for a federal grant designed to help ease flooding problems in Vallonia.
Seymour Senior 107 Club to meet Saturday
Seymour Senior 107 Club will have its monthly meeting at 11a a.m. Saturday at Seymour Community Center, 107 S. Chestnut St.
Deadline for county property tax bills Friday
Bartholomew County property tax payments are due Friday. Payments made after Friday will incur a minimum late charge of 5 percent, according to Pia O'Connor, the county treasurer.
Local bogus bills not linked to Columbus arrests
The recent arrests of three Jackson County residents in a counterfeit money investigation in Columbus likely has little to do with reports of counterfeit money recently surfacing in Jackson County, police report.
Man Sentenced After Slamming Child Into Bed
A Jackson County man who told police he slammed his child onto a bed until the child was unconscious during an incident Aug.
Workers fill gaps left from state funding cuts
A Seymour man has spent some time in the past running trails at Jackson-Washington State Forest east of Brownstown.
OPINION: Editorial: Farmers markets starting to blossom
Stalls at the Seymour Farmers Market haven't seen much use yet this spring. Cool temperatures and wet soils have slowed planting for many area gardeners and truck farmers.
Seymour man sentenced in infant abuse case
A Jackson County man who told police he slammed his child onto a bed until the child was unconscious during an incident Aug.
The arrest of three Jackson County residents in a counterfeit money investigation is connected to thousands of dollars' worth of fake bills that were circulated in Columbus late last year, police said.
Man Who Allegedly Pointed Gun At Wife Captured
The search for a 36-year-old man who fled from police after a report of a domestic dispute Thursday morning in Crothersville ended with his capture that night.
CPD counterfeit money investigation leads to arrest of 3 Jackson County men
A nearly year-long counterfeit money investigation by the Columbus Police Department culminated in the arrest of three Jackson County men late Friday night.
3 injured in Dudleytown accident
Tribune photo by Aaron Piper/ Jackson County Sheriff's Deputy Adam Nicholson inspects a truck involved in a wreck with a telephone pole on Friday near Dudleytown.
Police Looking For Man Who Pointed Gun At His Wife
Police continue to search for a Jackson County man wanted for questioning in an incident in which he reportedly pointed a handgun at his wife early Thursday and led officers on a high-speed chase Police are asking for the public's help in finding 36-year-oldCurtis G. Collman, of Crothersville.