The Tribune (Seymour, IN)

The Seymour Daily Republican was established in 1885 and became known as the Seymour Daily Tribune in 1920. On September 10, 1994, it was further simplified to just The Tribune. In more recent years, the newspaper came under the ownership of Freedom Communications, which was located in Orange County, California, and was once the 12th largest media company in the U.S. However, Freedom filed for bankruptcy in 2009, and over the following three years, it sold off all its television stations and newspapers situated east of the Rocky Mountains, including The Tribune.

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Owls play small ball, Richey’s arm carries Seymour over Panthers in HHC tournament

1 day ago | tribtown.com | Dakota Locker

Quality pitching and defense will always make life a little easier on the baseball field and that wasn’t any different when the Owls hosted Jennings County Monday night to begin the Hoosier Hills Conference tournament. Seymour used the third inning to score all of their runs, leading to a 3-0 victory over the visiting Panthers. Aaron Holt singled to left field to begin the frame before Brady Harpe and Parker Thompson reached base with bunts.
Tigers showing progress, fall to Rebels 18-6 on Saturday

2 days ago | tribtown.com | Dakota Locker

CROTHERSVILLE — It’s been a steady road of improvement for the Crothersville baseball program over the course of this spring, led by first-year head coach Ricky Bray. The Tigers showed some flashes when they hosted South Central on Saturday, losing 18-6 to the Rebels, collecting eight hits as a team. Even though it goes into the books as a loss, it was just the fourth time all season that they were able to score more than five runs.
Wilson’s pitching, timely hitting carries Brownstown over Trinity on softball diamond

3 days ago | tribtown.com | Dakota Locker

Pitching, defense and hitting at the right time carried Brownstown Central to a victory over Trinity Lutheran on Friday night. The Lady Braves made all the plays on defense, limiting the Cougars to one hit throughout the night from Addison Burcham, holding on for the 5-1 victory over the county rival. BC didn’t waste any time to score some runs, taking the early 2-0 lead in the first inning.
Brownstown’s Colby Hall signs to continue athletic career at Spring Arbor Univeristy

5 days ago | tribtown.com | Dakota Locker

BROWNSTOWN — There’s nothing quite like having a skilled big man on the basketball floor and that was Colby Hall for the Brownstown Central boys’ basketball program over the course of his career. The senior was a double-double threat on any given night he took the floor. Hall took the next step in his athletic journey Thursday afternoon when he signed to Spring Arbor University in Michigan. “They came a little later in my recruiting process,” Hall said.
Fever’s precious free agent signee Mitchell hopes to be a face of fresh success

5 days ago | tribtown.com | Lew Freedman

Probably the best thing for the Indiana Fever with Kelsey Mitchell other than her being in Indianapolis after a “whew” period of worry time, is that the WNBA team did not have to pay a tariff to China to get her back in Indiana. Given the ups and downs of the Trump Administration tariff world, who knew if Shanxi would have been smacked with a tariff tax for Mitchell to resume her basketball career in the United States.
Seymour’s Nev Cockerham continues her athletic career at Presbyterian College

6 days ago | tribtown.com | Dakota Locker

Nev Cockerham grew up in the Seymour Gymnastics program, from the age of five she’s been learning and performing stunts, leading up to what happened on Wednesday night. The senior signed to continue her athletic and academic career at Presbyterian College in Clinton, South Carolina. Cockerham spoke about taking the next step in her life and how she ended up almost eight hours from where she grew up. “Pretty much as soon as I walked onto the campus, it felt like home,” Cockerham said.
Cougars outhit Twisters, fall to Oldenburg 12-6 on Tuesday night

1 week ago | tribtown.com | Dakota Locker

Five errors and a detrimental 9-run fourth inning led Oldenburg Academy to a 12-6 victory over Trinity Lutheran on Tuesday night at Alf Snyder Field. The Cougars made a valiant effort to make it interesting but couldn’t catch up with the Twisters before the end of the seventh inning. The huge inning for the opponent has been costly for the Cougars this season, on more than one occasion according to head coach Ben Kleber.
National Nurses Week celebrations begins with 5-K

1 week ago | tribtown.com | Aubrey Woods

National Nurses Week started Tuesday and will come to an end Monday. The week-long event designed to support and recognize the nursing profession — and held each year from May 6 to May 12 (Florence Nightingale’s birthday) — was first celebrated by the American Nurses Association in 1991. To kick off that week locally this year, a 5K run and walk was put in place. It’s something organizers hope to make an annual event.
Wineinger, Baker shoot low scores for Owls, Seymour finishes third in home triangular match

1 week ago | tribtown.com | Dakota Locker

It was a missed opportunity for the Owls during a triangular golf match with New Albany and Columbus East on Monday at Shadowood Golf Course. Seymour, who’s been steadily scoring around high 150s and 160s for team scores during this year, carded a 174, finishing in third place. New Albany won the match with a team score of 165. East finished second with a score of 173. Coach Jim Hoffman said it was just a “off-night” for the team. “Coming in I honestly thought we could beat both,” Hoffman said.
Zion Lutheran School 50th anniversary to be celebrated Sunday

1 week ago | tribtown.com | Aubrey Woods

This year marks the 50th anniversary of Zion Lutheran School in Seymour. The school associated with Zion Lutheran Church on Gaiser Drive opened its doors for its first half-day kindergarten class in 1974 and now offers 2-year-old preschool through 4th grade, plus daycare. In honor of its special anniversary, a celebration during the 8 a.m. service Sunday at Zion Lutheran Church followed by a reception in the fellowship hall.