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Flipsters claim 7 titles in Xcel regional meet
The Kokomo Flipsters competed in the 2026 Xcel regional meet last weekend in Louisville, Kentucky. This competition consisted of the top gymnasts from Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky, Michigan and Illinois.
Perkins nails down Athletics' win
Nick Kurtz drew a walk for his 19th consecutive game and hit a two-run double, helping the Athletics defeat the Kansas City Royals 6-3 on Thursday.
Three Republicans face off for nomination in Indiana Senate First District
Two Republicans are challenging state Sen. Dan Dernulc, R-Highland, for their party’s nomination before November’s general election.
Entrepreneurship Vital To Rural Communities
Small businesses play a critical role in creating jobs, driving economic growth, and contributing to the overall well-being of rural communities. In many areas, they are the backbone of the
Ozarks Summit, Convoy of Hope partner for regional distribution
Ozarks Summit, a West Plains-based nonprofit that offers faith-based youth and family services, is now collaborating with another faith-based organization that has expanded its reach globally.
Lebanon casino donated $3.72 million to charities last year
Revo Casino in Lebanon tripled revenues in its first year, distributing over $1 million to Upper Valley nonprofits and benefiting the community.
Kingsland contracts with crisis center; Council mulls teen center
In a quick pre-holiday session, the Kingsland City Council approved a contract with the Camden Community Crisis Center that will send $7,500 to the organization for the 2024 calendar year.
Bancorp of Southern Indiana announces 2025 performance
The annual meeting of Bancorp. of Southern Indiana (BSI) was held April 20 at The Copper Top in downtown Seymour.
Brownstown’s Drake Goodpaster signs to Triton College to continue baseball career
One of the most feared hitters in Jackson County found the next stop in his baseball journey. Brownstown Central’s Drake Goodpaster made it official on Wednesday evening when he signed to continue his acad...
Celebration recognizes those on the path to recovery
Family, friends, peers and mentors alike gathered Friday evening at The Pines Evergreen Room in Seymour for 180 Recovery’s fourth annual Recovery Recognition Dinner.
Family fun: Wings over Muscatatuck celebrates migratory birds
Birders and nature enthusiasts gathered Saturday to celebrate migratory birds through a festival featuring a variety of activities for all.
JCIDC executive director to retire in September
Jim Plump, longtime executive director of Jackson County Industrial Development Corp., announced his intentions to retire at the end of September 2026 on Friday. The announcement was made during a meeting of...
Lady Cougars down Waldron in tennis, Crothersville sweeps New Washington track meet
The Braves baseball team tossed a combined no-hitter against Lanesville on Tuesday, dominating the Eagles in five innings for the 14-0 victory.
Mark Franke: ‘The Great Crash of 1929’
One of the most fascinating books I read in high school was “The Great Crash: 1929” by John Kenneth Galbraith. I believed what most everyone else did, that the Great Depression was caused by the stock ma...
Monday evening storms causes damages, flooding
Jackson County, especially the northwestern part, was impacted by strong storms that started passing through the area Monday afternoon and continued into Tuesday morning.
Owls boys, girls place second in Seymour Invite meet
Despite several strong individual performances, Seymour’s track teams just missed in their bid to win a highly competitive Seymour Invitational on Tuesday night.
Todd Young: Ban Congress from trading stocks
Under our constitutional system, citizen leaders are charged with putting the interests of their constituents over their own. Failing to do so erodes confidence in our institutions, and, ultimately, our syst...
Tough start plagues Cougars in 3-1 loss to Scottsburg
A rough first inning from Trinity Lutheran’s baseball team made all the difference in their matchup on the diamond with Scottsburg on Tuesday night.
Turkey hunt keeps vets connected
Veterans and volunteers that participated in North Vernon Vet to Vet’s semiannual Wounded Warrior Hunt, which took place April 17-20 at Camp Atterbury in Edinburgh.
Brownstown senior citizens, Masonic Lodge, holding Election Day fundraisers
The Senior Citizens of Brownstown plan to hold a dessert and baked goods sale from 10 a.m. until the goodies run out on Election Day (Tuesday).
Friends of the Library sale set for May 8-9
The Friends of the Jackson County Public Library will hold their bi-monthly sale from 3 to 5:30 p.m. May 8 and 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. May 9 in the Seymour Library meeting room.
Hegseth clashes for a second day with Democrats in Congress over the Iran war
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is clashing with Democratic lawmakers in Congress for a second day. At the start of a hearing Thursday in front of the Senate Armed Services Committee,
Incendiary residential structure fire on north side quickly subdued
A residential structure fire that was ruled incendiary was brought under control on the north side of the city by the Terre Haute Fire Department early Thursday morning, THFD reported.