Bustock to rock the crowd at original location

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A weeklong event with live music, fun, prizes, human tricks, Cool Bus Live-In and more.

Medora students to receive free meals, textbooks, Chromebooks in 2022-23

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MEDORA — When it comes to back-to-school expenses, Medora students and families won’t have much for the 2022-23 school year.

Seymour man arrested for sexual misconduct with minor

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A Jackson County man faces a felony charge after he committed a sexual act with a minor in the spring at a Franklin hotel room, police report.

Crothersville Utilities bills will be late

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Crothersville officials were made aware Thursday there has been a problem at the town’s third-party biller.

Distinguished Young Women of Jackson County contestants announced

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The Distinguished Young Women of Jackson County scholarship program is at 6 p.m. Saturday in the auditorium at Brownstown Central High School, 500 N. Elm St., Brownstown. Tickets will be available at the door for $10. The theme is “Rustic Charm.” The contestants are, from left, Emma Hughbanks, Camryn Thompson, Madison Stuckwisch, Carly Kaiser, Kate Connell, Grace Lewis, Marlo Cornn, Madaline Schepman and Karrigon Mails.

Former Bartholomew County employee remembered for his dedication

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Bartholomew County officials and community members are mourning the loss of a longtime county employee who died in a car accident just a day after retiring from a local environmental business.

Lucas, Lauer give views on abortion bill

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State legislators are preparing to consider a bill that would ban nearly all abortions in Indiana as debate shifts to the House following the Senate’s narrow approval of the measure this past weekend.

$653,732 Hoosier Lottery CA$H 5 jackpot ticket sold in Seymour

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Hoosier Lottery tickets should be checked carefully as one entry matched all five numbers in Tuesday night’s estimated $653,732 CA$H 5 jackpot drawing.

Seymour native returns to hometown to pastor church

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Having served at two churches in Indiana, Damon Spurgeon said he never really wanted to leave his home state.

Connecticut native finds new home at Peace Lutheran Church

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A desire to help people drew Alarik Morris to the ministry.