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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Lady Braves fall just short to Salem in regional softball final

1 day ago | tribtown.com | Dakota Locker

BROWNSTOWN — Two Mid-Southern Conference squads battled their hearts out on Tuesday in hopes of keeping their softball season alive in the IHSAA Class 2A Regional Final between Salem and Brownstown Central. Salem flipped the script from the first time the two played, outlasting the Lady Braves 9-8 to advance to the Forest Park Semistate this weekend. Brownstown had the tying run in the bottom of the seventh inning, but couldn’t execute, ending their season with a 17-14 overall record.
Owls conquer Red Devils 4-2, secure first baseball sectional in 30 years

3 days ago | tribtown.com | Dakota Locker

JEFFERSONVILLE — Monday night will go down as one of the most memorable in recent history for the Seymour baseball program, who captured their first sectional title in 30 years. The Owls used steady defense, solid pitching, timely hitting and baserunning to defeat Jeffersonville 4-2. Seymour head coach Jeremy Richey reflected on securing the first sectional championship in three decades for the school and being able to do it with this group of kids.
Bonner could become key to Fever offense while guards recover from injuries

4 days ago | tribtown.com | Lew Freedman

INDIANAPOLIS — DeWanna Bonner spread her arms wide and drank in the applause of a 17,274-capacity crowd at Gainbridge Fieldhouse, her 1,000-watt smile lighting up the arena. She had hit a free throw that moved her into third place on the WNBA’s all-time scoring list and she welcomed the appreciation of all these strangers who root for the Indiana Fever, her current team, but the one for which she had scored only a handful of those points.
After 13 seasons, Longmeier steps away from Seymour sideline

4 days ago | tribtown.com | Dakota Locker

It’s been a long coaching tenure for Jason Longmeier, who announced in April that he resigned from his role on the sidelines inside Lloyd E. Scott Gymnasium. The coach simply mentioned that ‘it was time’. “It was time, I’ve done this for 25 years at a couple different places and I’ve got kids involved in a lot of activities and it’s very time demanding,” Longmeier said.
Owls plate lone run in seventh, advance to sectional final with 1-0 victory over Stars

4 days ago | tribtown.com | Dakota Locker

JEFFERSONVILLE — Baseball was truly at its finest on Saturday afternoon as Seymour and Bedford North Lawrence battled till the end to keep their seasons alive. Sometimes all you need is one and that held true for the Owls on Saturday, edging the Stars 1-0 to advance in the postseason. The Owls plated their lone run in the seventh inning. After Jackson Trueblood singled to open the frame, Mikey Wright laid down a perfect bunt to reach base via hit.
Shaky Fever lose three in a row, floored by injuries

5 days ago | tribtown.com | Lew Freedman

INDIANAPOLIS — It is not true that the Indiana Fever is going to issue pairs of crutches to all players along with other standard hoops equipment. Not yet, anyway. But with Caitlin Clark seeking to massage an injured quad muscle back to full strength and now Sydney Colson coping with an injured leg and Sophie Cunningham trying to cure a sprained ankle, the WNBA team might have to do some hurry-up shopping for a guard. The Fever were already carrying just 11 players on a 12-person-limited roster.
Seymour holds annual youth baseball camp during past week

6 days ago | tribtown.com | Dakota Locker

For most, the love of baseball starts at a young age and that’s no different around here as youth baseballers are learning the fundamentals of the game at Seymour’s youth camp. There were more than 100 total campers learning to throw, tracking fly balls and even learning about the basics of catching and pitching. It even began to rain and that didn’t stop any of the campers from competing and having the time of their lives.
Indiana state and national parks honor Abe Lincoln, educate visitors

6 days ago | tribtown.com | Lew Freedman

LINCOLN CITY — Just in case Abraham Lincoln ever wishes to give an encore performance of that famous speech he delivered in 1863 at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, a new fancy venue can accommodate him. After three years of renovation and expansion under the supervision of the Indiana Department of Natural Resources, the Lincoln Amphitheatre at Lincoln State Park was unveiled recently with its shiny 2,200 seats, up from a previous capacity of 1,500.
Lady Braves rally, down Austin to secure back-to-back sectional softball titles

1 week ago | tribtown.com | Dakota Locker

NASHVILLE — Down, but never out has perfectly described Brownstown Central in athletics, and that didn’t change on Thursday night when the Lady Braves softball squad scored eight runs in the final four innings to knock off Austin in the Brown County Sectional final, 9-5. Austin scored three runs in the first inning off a Jordan Richie home run to left field to put the pressure on the Lady Braves, but they didn’t flinch as the game went on.
Legal Aid walk-in clinic available to low-income residents

1 week ago | tribtown.com | Aubrey Woods

Legal Aid announces there will be a free walk-in clinic for low-income residents from 3 to 5 p.m. Wednesday at the Montgomery Elsner & Pardieck law office, 308 W. Second St., Seymour. The Legal Aid Clinic and Pro Bono Program uses local volunteer attorneys, offering free legal consultations for the provision of legal advice and assistance in furtherance of equal access to justice within our community who might not otherwise be able to afford the counsel of an attorney, according to a news release.