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Mary Alice Sharp
Good football eats with a healthy twist
Are you ready for some Super Bowl snacks for the big party this weekend? Mary Alice Sharp of Purdue Extension Jackson County has some tips to help make your Super Bowl gathering a little healthier. “One thing is if they’re having... Full story
Students at St. Ambrose Catholic School react to one of local magician Travis Sims' illusions during an Extreme Entertainment magic show Friday afternoon. Sims performed to help kick off national Catholic Schools Week, which runs through Feb. 5.
St. Ambrose kicks off Catholic Schools Week
Local magician Travis Sims brought his Extreme Entertainment to St. Ambrose Catholic School on Friday to help kick off National Catholic Schools Week. Sims performed a variety of illusions, including a new space shuttle act, which he said is a... Full story
Pastor Steve Greene
More stuff, more complications
Most people agree, life is getting more complex and more complicated. One reason life is so complicated is because you’ve got more stuff than you’ve ever had before. The more stuff you have, the more you have to care for it, the more you... Full story
Will the real vicar please stand up? Trying to figure out who is an imposter and who is a real clergyman are (standing) Jeremy Kinnett, Roger Dailey, Pete Law and James McGrath and (seated) Matt Nieman, Amy Engleking and Brandon Fouch. To find out who is who, attend Jackson County Community Theatre¢s comedy, ¢See How They Run.' The English farce will be presented as a dinner theater at The Pines Evergreen Room at 6 p.m. Feb. 19, 20, 26 and 27. Advance reservations for the dinner theater are required and may be made by calling 358-5228. A non-dinner show will be held at 7:30 p.m. Feb. 25. Tickets are sold at the door for the non-dinner show. No reservations are required or taken. Seymour Oktoberfest is the corporate sponsor of the dinner theater.
Vicars at large
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Joanne Persinger
Watching a good conversation
I like to watch people talk. I like to listen to people, too, but just watching a conversation taking place between two people I may not even know is interesting in itself. Women tend to cross their arms when the conversation lasts more than a few... Full story
               Doug Hanner is southeast director for the Center for Congregations, with an office at 100 S. Chestnut St. in Seymour. Center headquarters are in Indianapolis.
At the center of faith
Technology, facilities, training and board development are only a few of the challenges that can lead a congregation to seek assistance from the Center for Congregations. “Our main mission or goal is to assist in strengthening the... Full story
Pastor David Schrock and his wife, Wendy, came to Calvary Baptist Church on Jan. 1. The Schrocks have a son, Titus.
Calvary has new pastor
Calvary Baptist Church, Seymour, welcomed Pastor David Schrock and his family on Jan. 1 to be its senior pastor. The Schrock family includes Pastor David, wife, Wendy, and son, Titus. They are expecting another child in June. Schrock is from... Full story
Pastor Steve Greene
Let Jesus share your burden
Are you stressed out? Jesus offers an answer for the stress you may be feeling right now. In Matthew 11:28-29 he says, “Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am... Full story
Joanne Persinger
Libraries solve reading problem
It’s easy to tell when two book lovers have discovered they have a common interest. “Ooh! You like James Patterson? Me, too. His books are the best! My favorite is ‘The Cradle and All.’” “Yes, I really like him,... Full story
Sharon Barnett, a teaching assistant at the Seymour Middle School Sixth Grade Center, and sixth-grader Josh Ruckel, 12, watch as Immanuel Lutheran School teacher Sue Sims presents on the Jackson County Public Library Big Read book 'The Call of the Wild' last week at the Seymour Library. Sims uses the book in her classroom.
Book aids the call of learning
Josiah Rigsby, 12, would like to see “The Call of the Wild” as a video game. After listening to Immanuel Lutheran School teacher Sue Sims’ presentation on the book by Jack London at the Seymour Library on Jan. 11, Rigsby and Josh... Full story
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