Medora News

The success of Child Care Network's Family Preschool has led the organization to partner with Seymour Community Schools once again to expand the program.

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One rural Brownstown family says preparing for last June's flooding along the East Fork of the White River helped prevent more property losses at their home along the river.

Discovery June 1 of stolen items at a home on North Pine Street in Seymour has led to arrests Thursday of suspects in three Jackson County burglaries and a fourth in Brown County.

Jackson County Council members narrowly rejected the proposed implementation of a wheel tax to shore up declining roadwork funds Wednesday evening.

"Swamped" read the front-page headline of the June 9, 2008, edition of The Tribune .

One year later, Carolyn Thompson, 65, still cries at the memory of losing her home.

A 41-year-old Medora man faces criminal charges in connection with an incident in which he is accused of pushing his girlfriend and a 5-year-old girl out of a stopped vehicle Tuesday in northwestern Jackson County, police say.

A plan to replace declining revenues for roadwork with a new tax on vehicles may be down, but it's not necessarily out.

Wet spring weather has many row crop farmers behind on their planting. But the moisture has been great for those raising hay.

The Jackson County United Way Board of Directors would like to thank Brian Hardy, the 2009 Day of Caring committee and community volunteers and donors for the continued support of this community event.

Two inches of rain locall and rain northeast of Jackson County over the past 24 hours have pushed the East Fork of the White River out of its banks at Seymour.

Jackson County United Way's 2009 Day of Caring is quickly approaching, and organizers are making final plans for the big event Tuesday.

A man was arrested Monday night in connection with marijuana being grown inside a residence after an anonymous tip was made to police.

The former Carr Township fire chief convicted of two counts of theft involving more than $38,000 stolen from the department recently received a three-year prison term in Jackson Circuit Court.

Ten-year-old Rashelle Clay found herself in quite the predicament while getting ready to hunt for Easter eggs Saturday morning at the Indiana State Police Post in Seymour.

A severe storm cell rumbled through Jackson County, dumping rain and hail and triggering tornado warnings from the Medora area through Brownstown and Seymour and on into Jennings County to the east Monday afternoon.

Jackson County Public Library is celebrating National Library Week April 12-18, with the theme "Worlds Connect @ Your Library." Seymour, Crothersville and Medora libraries will offer a variety of free programs in April, including storytimes, school-age and family crafts and other programs about genealogy, knitting, crocheting, gardening, computer ...

A 38-year-old Medora man accused of impersonating a public servant and possession of a firearm on school property was arrested Monday.

Medora Masonic Lodge 328, 95 N. Jackson St., will hold its annual Easter Egg Hunt at noon Saturday.