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H1N1 flu clinic closing early Tuesday
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Becasue of the weather, Jackson County Health Department will close its H1N1 clinic Tuesday at 4:30 p.m. at the end of the regular business hours. Clinic hours on Thursday will be re-evaluated as... Full story
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4 inches on ground, more on the way
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State police update road conditions
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H1N1 flu clinic closing early Tuesday
Becasue of the weather, Jackson County Health Department will close its H1N1 clinic Tuesday at 4:30 p.m. at the end of the regular business hours. Clinic hours on Thursday will be re-evaluated as needed. Special H1N1 flu services will continue on... Full story
Public meeting on parks canceled
A public meeting scheduled for Tuesday night to gain public input on a master plan for Seymour Park and Recreation Department has been postponed because of the weather. Parks Director Jeff Vance said the meeting will be rescheduled.... Full story
Insurance agent faces fraud charge
SALEM — Police arrested a Washington County insurance agent on Friday in connection with an insurance fraud investigation. Tyson J. Thompson, 36, James Street, Salem, turned himself in to the Washington County Jail in Salem. He was charged... Full story
Rick Rotert, a lifelong resident of the Freetown community,  discusses his reasoning for believing the community's school should remain open during a meeting Monday night.
Brownstown eyes cost-cutting steps
BROWNSTOWN — Trustees with Brownstown Central Community School Corp. received two options Monday night to help them decide how to deal with a budget deficit of more than $1 million in 2011. The second of the two is a little more plausible... Full story
ISP: Post will close
Seymour Mayor Craig Luedeman called the closing of the Indiana State Police Post in Seymour a “done deal,” but city leaders still want an opportunity to question those who made the decision. City Council members directed Luedeman Monday... Full story
Local artist’s work on display
Southern Indiana Center for the Arts, 2001 N. Ewing St. in Seymour, will exhibit the art of Amy Motazedi during February. Motazedi and her husband live in Brownstown. She has degrees from Indiana University and has worked in Indiana, Texas, Mexico... Full story
Police check 196 reports
BROWNSTOWN — Brownstown police officers investigated 196 complaints and arrested 18 people in December, according to Town Marshal Steve Scarlett’s report. Scarlett issued that report during a recent council meeting at Town Hall. Other... Full story
Disaster classes will be offered
The Salvation Army will be host of a national disaster training program in Seymour from 8:15 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. March 27 at the Community Agency Building, 113 N. Chestnut St. Courses offered include introduction to Salvation Army disaster services,... Full story
4 seek GOP nod in 9th District
The field of Republicans seeking the nomination to challenge for Indiana’s 9th District congressional seat is officially up to four. The Democratic field remained at one as a result of heavy snowfall in Washington, D.C. Canceled flights out... Full story
Justin Colglazier of Seymour's Department of Public Works uses equipment to pour salt into a city truck at the city garage Monday afternoon.
Area braces for big snow
Area road departments braced for a winter storm expected to hit the Hoosier state overnight. Jackson County Highway Department and Seymour Department of Public Works had their trucks and other equipment ready to roll, officials said Monday. City... Full story
Tyson J. Thompson
Washington County insurance agent charged with insurance fraud
Police arrested a Washington County insurance agent on Friday in connection with an insurance fraud investigation. Tyson J. Thompson, 36, James Street, Salem, turned himself into the Washington County Jail in Salem. He was charged with insurance... Full story
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