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People wait in line before the Jackson County Health Department's H1N1 flu vaccination clinic opened at 5 p.m. Thursday. The crowd of people stretched behind the building.
Flu clinics reworked
By BRANDY EMILY
Jackson County Health Department critiqued Thursday night’s H1N1 flu clinic and has made changes for future clinics — including the one scheduled for today. The target group for today’s clinic is children age 6 months to 4 years... Full story
Town mulls hiring adviser
By AUBREY WOODS
BROWNSTOWN — A local financial consultant already working for the city of Seymour and Jackson County may soon be plying his trade for the county seat. “The town needs to look at all of its funds and what they can be used for,”... Full story
Jerry Seal of Crothersville spent Thursday caulking around the new Smokers Host building that will replace the Kocolene Marketing service station at 811 W. Commerce St. in Brownstown. Seal works for Bateman Builders, Seymour, which is the general contractor for the project.
Businesses opening soon
By AUBREY WOODS
BROWNSTOWN — A new bakery and an upgraded service station that will focus on tobacco sales and convenience store items will soon open for business in this central Jackson County community. On Monday, council members approved sign permits for... Full story
Michael Fish, 9, left, and Kylen Terry, 9, pretend to be Japanese samurai warriors Thursday afternoon at Freetown Elementary School. Students got to dress up in traditional Japanese clothing as part of a lesson on the culture presented by a group of Japanese women who live in Seymour.
Japanese culture much more than sushi and sumo
By JANUARY WETZEL
FREETOWN — Taylor Johnson didn’t think he had much in common with the Japanese. He doesn’t use chopsticks to eat his meals, and when it comes to origami, he’s better at making paper airplanes. But on Thursday afternoon,... Full story
Knit Night set for Thursday
Georgiann Coons will teach knitting during Knit Night at 6:30 p.m. Thursday. Learn to knit, work on Christmas gifts or make something personal. Bring size 7 or 8 needles and some worsted weight yarn or your own project. Adults, teens and some older... Full story
Giveaway part of Christmas event
Brownstown Chamber of Commerce’s 2009 Hometown Christmas Celebration will include a Christmas giveaway throughout November. Through the first Friday in December, shoppers may visit participating stores and restaurants to sign up for gifts to... Full story
Ed Whitcomb
Celebrate with Gov. Whitcomb
The public is invited to a 92nd birthday party for former Indiana Gov. Ed Whitcomb from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday at Hayden Pavilion, 6715 W. 20 South, Hayden. Birthday cake and punch will be served, and The Scattertack Band will perform. The family... Full story
INCIDENTS 11-7-09
JACKSON COUNTY Personal injury wreck, 9500 block West Indiana 58, Norman, 4:57 a.m. Friday. Suspicious activity involving a female trying to take four rings, 4500 block North County Road 650W, Brownstown, 3:23 a.m. Friday. Animal problem... Full story
ARRESTS 11-7-09
JENNINGS COUNTY Michael Marshall, 43, Seymour, warrant for obstruction of justice, $15,500 bond, 8:15 p.m. Thursday. Cynthia Acton, 35, North Vernon, warrant for two counts of purchasing over three grams of pseudoephedrine, $550 bond, 4:50 p.m.... Full story
HOSPITAL 11-7-09
ADMISSIONS THURSDAY Fred O. Bodt, Scottsburg James E. Caudill Jr., Crothersville Infant male Douglas, North Vernon Kelsey Leeann Douglas, North Vernon Mary E. Dowling, Commiskey Emily Lafferty, Seymour Infant male Lafferty, Seymour Larry W.... Full story

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