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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Grandson, grandmother die after farm accident

2 days ago | tribtown.com | Aubrey Woods

A 4-year-old child and his 68-year-old grandmother have died after being struck by a tractor Monday evening in Redding Township in northeastern Jackson County. The incident that led to the deaths of the two Seymour area residents, whose names have not been released at this time, is being investigated by the Jackson County Sheriff’s Department.
Today’s cartoon - Seymour Tribune

3 days ago | tribtown.com | Aubrey Woods

Iran and Uncle Sam meet again, October 7th, 2023 massacre, Israel, Hamas, war, attacks, Middle East, Hezbollah, Islamist, Shia, Gaza, Lebanon IDF, drones, missiles, Sunnis, Palestinians, nuclear program. Iran and Uncle Sam meet again, October 7th, 2023 massacre, Israel, Hamas, war, attacks, Middle East, Hezbollah, Islamist, Shia, Gaza, Lebanon IDF, drones, missiles, Sunnis, Palestinians, nuclear program.
Affected by the extreme heat, call the National Disaster Distress Helpline at 1-800-985-5990

3 days ago | tribtown.com | Aubrey Woods

As temperatures rise, it’s important to recognize the serious health risks that can be associated with extreme heat. The Disaster Distress Helpline at 800-985-5990 can provide immediate counseling to anyone affected by the extreme heat. The helpline is sponsored by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. Counselors are available 24/7 to respond to people who need crisis counseling after experiencing a traumatic event or a disaster.
Tri Kappa charity euchre winners for 2024-25 announced

4 days ago | tribtown.com | Aubrey Woods

Gamma Phi chapter of Kappa Kappa Kappa aka Tri Kappa recently announced the first- and second-place charity euchre winners in individual groups for the 2024-25 season. The highest scoring pair of all the groups and the city-high winners were Carol Bobb and Janet Chasteen. The second highest scoring pair in the city was Greg and Karen Wheatley.
Anchor House announces executive director resignation

4 days ago | tribtown.com | Aubrey Woods

After six years of leading Anchor House, Megan Cherry is moving on to be executive director of another area nonprofit organization. Her last day as executive director of Anchor House is June 26. “Leaving Anchor House for me after six years is definitely bittersweet,” Cherry said. “I have really grown to love the organization, the people that are on my team and the community as a whole.
Inaugural Special Olympics Jackson County talent show planned

4 days ago | tribtown.com | Aubrey Woods

Special Olympics Indiana Jackson County’s inaugural Let Your Talent Shine talent show for individuals with special needs starts at 7 p.m. July 11 at Jackson Live & Event Center, 981 C Ave. East, Seymour. Doors will open at 6 p.m. There is no cost to attend, but freewill donations will be accepted to benefit the local Special Olympics program, which provides year-round sports training and competition for individuals with intellectual disabilities ages 8 and up. So far, the show features 12 acts.
Braves, Lady Braves celebrate track seasons with awards banquet

1 week ago | tribtown.com | Dakota Locker

BROWNSTOWN — It was another interesting season for the Brownstown Central Track program, as the girls’ team brought home their first sectional title in 14 years. The program came together to celebrate the season on Wednesday night during their annual awards banquet. The girls’ team posted an overall record of 34-6 in the regular season, finishing up a 50-8 after the end of the year. The girls went 6-2 in the Mid-Southern Conference.
Jackson County Public Library closing for holidays

1 week ago | tribtown.com | Aubrey Woods

Due to the Independence Day holiday, the Jackson County Public Library will close at 6 p.m. July 3 in both Medora and Seymour and the Seymour and Crothersville libraries will remain closed July 4. Customers may return items in the library book and audio/video returns. Libby, Kanopy and hoopla, are available while the libraries are closed. The Seymour Library will reopen July 5, with the “Color Our World” Summer Learning Program continuing through July 31.
“Star Wars” on the basketball court as Fever and Sun scrap before Indiana wins

1 week ago | tribtown.com | Lew Freedman

INDIANAPOLIS— The Supreme Court has taken less time to make decisions than some of the official reviews referees pondered in the Tuesday night Indiana Fever-Connecticut Sun game. Of course, thorny issues or not, the Court has not been charged with sorting out proper behavior in a basketball game combined with Wrestlemania with hockey body checks mixed in for good measure.
IDVA launches streamlined military family relief fund online application

1 week ago | tribtown.com | Aubrey Woods

The Indiana Department of Veterans Affairs recently announced the launch of a new online application portal that streamlines the process for Indiana veterans and their dependent family members seeking financial assistance. As part of a continued commitment to supporting those who have served, all previous Military Family Relief Fund programs have been consolidated into a single, easy-to-navigate application, according to a new release.