Seymour News

Two Seymour men recently received prison terms in Jackson Circuit Court in Brownstown after pleading guilty to drug charges in separate cases.

Some in our community want Seymour to become a place that welcomes those using bicycles for recreation and as an alternate means of transportation.

Good afternoon ladies and gentlemen. Thank you for standing-by. Welcome to the Cereplast 2013 First Quarter Financial Results Conference Call.

Seymour Main Street's annual Lawn, Garden and Patio show continues to grow each year, attracting visitors and vendors from near and far.

Woman reporting her son was battered while on a school bus, 8400 block of North County Road 425W, Freetown, 3:57 p.m. Wednesday.

There will be a parent/player meeting at 7 p.m. Friday in the Seymour High School commons for all boys entering Grades 6-12 interested in playing basketball at Seymour.

Tribune photo by Aaron Piper/ Pastor David Parry stands outside First Church of Christ in Seymour.

Tribune photo by Aaron Piper/ Betty Johnson of Seymour demonstrates how to use a pottery wheel at last year's Seymour Main Street Lawn, Garden and Patio Show at the Southern Indiana Center for the Arts booth.

Thursday's sectional at Bedford North Lawrence High School was proof that every point matters in a track and field meet as Seymour edged the host Stars 126-125 1/2 for the title.

The new two-year, $30 billion state budget signed into law by Gov. Mike Pence last week includes more money to help Hoosier counties, towns and cities better maintain roads.

Arv Koontz, For The Tribune/ Seymour sophomore catcher Shelby Stephens, left, tags out Brown County's Taylor McDonald during Tuesday's game.

Here is a transcript of a telephone call placed to the Bartholomew County Emergency Operations Center by Daniel Burton, who returned to his Waynesville home Saturday, May 11, 2013 and soon after placed a 911 call at 10:39 p.m., when he talked to a dispatcher.

The family of Charles R. Hunterman plans to conduct an open house to celebrate his 90th birthday from 2 to 4a p.m. May 26 in Fellowship Hall at the First United Methodist Church, 201 E. Third St., Seymour.

A man who was intoxicated when he struck a pothole on his bike, suffering serious injuries, has lost his lawsuit against the city.

Submitted photo / Members of Immanuel Lutheran Church's Lutheran Women's Missionary League along with the Rev.

Campbell also played basketball and competed in track and field throughout the years, but when thinking about continuing with a sport in college, football was at the forefront.

A Mexican national who immigrated illegally to the United States and settled in Indiana has been deported to Mexico to face a homicide charge, officials said.

Blake Byferd Schultheis, 20, 445 12th St., Dover, Del., and Miranda Jane Dixon, 18, 401 Carter Blvd., Seymour, issued May 6. Richard Edwin Malson, 51, 5945 S. County Road 550W, Columbus, and Amy Denise Stickles, 49, 908 S. Lynn St., Seymour, issued This story appears in the print edition of The Tribune.

Woman reporting someone had attempted to open the screen to a window to her bedroom, 100 block of East County Road 400N, Seymour, 9:04 p.m. Thursday.

Teena M. Hayes v. Matthew D. Hays, both of 1768 N. County Road 950E, Seymour, married Aug.