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• Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore seeks to attract more overnight guests, boost region economy
• Rose-Hulman student innovation center named to honor late President Branam
• Thousands of people attend 500 Festival parade in downtown Indianapolis amid hot weather
• Madison man finally receives medals for Vietnam service 46 years after being awarded them
• Indiana Department of Child Services ends testimony dispute with Allen County prosecutors
• Indiana police say gunman holding unknown number of hostages inside real estate office
• Columbus weighs change in tornado siren policy to eliminate confusion, boost safety
• Manufacturers bemoan low Indiana recycling rates, say demand for glass, metal, plastic is high
• Ivy Tech looks to build greenhouse, aquaponics center to supply Muncie culinary program
• Dry weather has Indiana farmers, fire marshal concerned heading into Memorial Day weekend
• Indianapolis Motor Speedway has outdoor stage replaced following state inspection
• Man arrested following stabbing during pre-Indy 500 partying near speedway
• Calumet Specialty Products says it plans to expand headquarters at Indianapolis, adding jobs
• The Rev. Theodore Hesburgh, longtime Notre Dame president, turns 95
• More than just books: Kokomo library sees high demand as it begins lending iPads
• Elkhart community bike shop gives job-seekers an option for low-cost transportation
• Community gardens at Bloomington fire stations supply fresh produce, help business owner
• Ex-insurance salesman earns associate degree from Purdue at age 87, plans to further education
• Ball State students uncover stories behind roadside memorials in Delaware Co. for new book
• Ind. lawsuit claims school officials ignored signs coach was having sex with 15-year-old girl
• Police: Calif. man offered to pay to have sex with 11-year-old Indiana girl
• Indiana medical board restricts doctor charged with leading police on high-speed chase
• Ind. sheriff's deputy resigns before being charged with stealing oxycodone from friend
• Police: Indianapolis teacher arrested after investigators find child pornography on his home computer
• Porter County authorities place 6 malnourished horses in foster care; cruelty charges pending
• Purdue using $2M grant to continue decade-long agricultural training mission in Afghanistan
• Bloomington non-profit gets $1.2 million grant to help ex-cons transition to communities
• EPA awards Indianapolis $600,000 to help clean up contaminated sites
• National Weather Service: Record heat possible over parts of Indiana this weekend
• Indianapolis man gets 120 years for shooting deaths of Greenwood couple during robbery
• Wabash College chief tells trustees he'll step down at all-male liberal arts school in a year
• Governor names Northwestern HS student Indiana's Mr. Science, Carmel student Mr. Math
• Critics say Indiana child care agency ignores troubled youths' mental health treatment needs
• Public art venture in Fort Wayne to use wheelbarrows to raise money for urban farming
• Pending changes to GED pose challenges for some older adults trying to find employment
• Concert venues weigh the risks, benefits as they work to book top entertainment acts
• Social stigma, costs of aids can pose barrier for those seeking help for hearing loss
• 500 princess revels in racing tradition, family ties to 3-time Indy winner Louis Meyer
• Purdue team takes research on treatments for aneurysms to DC for Brain Mapping Day
• Frankton family to star in online Mitsubishi ad after winning raffle for all-day test drive
• Poor accessibility, spending, acreage put Indy parks at bottom of national rankings
• Officials reviewing possible disclosure of state test questions at Indianapolis high school
• Group set to plant 100 trees to replace dozens lost in storm-damaged Terre Haute neighborhood
• South Bend man charged with beating sons for years until 1 died doesn't testify at his trial
• Former Mishawaka High School wrestler sentenced to probation for attack on teammate
• Ind. lawmakers ready to spend summer eyeing specialty license plates, child protection agency
• Painting by famed Indiana artist T.C. Steele found hidden behind another canvas painting
• No tank tops or pajamas: Judges impose dress code for Grant County courts
• Hundreds attend funeral for Indianapolis pastor fatally shot at church
• BP settles with government, will pay $8M fine, spend $400M to cut pollution at Ind. refinery
• Former Purdue dean gets 2 years' probation in shoplifting case, says he's stolen before
• Shelbyville fire officials say blaze that destroyed century-old grandstand was arson
• Terre Haute mayor fighting home foreclosure lawsuit, says he's sure it will be resolved soon
• Center Grove parents push for tougher middle school classes, say district trails others
• Bloomington teen 1 of 35 worldwide chosen to participate in summer opera program in Italy
• Elkhart company helps workers kick the habit as it prepares to implement tough smoking ban
• New display at Howard Co. justice center unlocks jail history, shows transformation over years
• Students, teachers cry on final day for SW Indiana school district among state's smallest
• Indianapolis schools planning to lay off more than 90 teachers because of school takeovers
• Police say driver taken to hospital in serious condition after crash during NE Indiana chase
• Judge allows Evansville man out of jail while fighting murder charge for deadly chase crash
• School bus without any students on board crashes into suburban Indianapolis house
• Beach at northern Indiana lake closed for Memorial Day weekend because of low water level
• Purdue economist predicts Indiana's gas prices won't top $4 this summer, barring turmoil
• Study: Indiana gun deaths surpassed vehicle deaths in 2009; 735 gun deaths, 715 vehicle fatals
• South Bend to remove 100 ash trees, many in downtown, because of emerald ash borer infestation
• Indiana Guard soldier from SW Ind. dies in Afghanistan after rocket-propelled grenade attack
• Simpson rounds out Democratic Indiana gov. ticket; Gregg pick appeals to party base and donors
• City inspectors faulted in flooding that hit shops, eateries in Indy entertainment district
• Ind. to close South Bend juvenile detention center, moving many youth to community programs
• Indianapolis pastor's alleged killer tells judge she's jobless, has no money for an attorney
• Hundreds to be tested for tuberculosis at W. Indiana school after suspected case identified
• Wayne Co. museum's collection of historical clothing sheds light on wearers of the past
• Mild winter fuels infestation of tulip tree scale, jeopardizes Indiana's official tree
• Lafayette Boys & Girls Club inspires young gardeners, promotes sustainable agriculture
• Artwork, improved trail could turn Broad Ripple canal in Indy into cultural destination
• Property tax debt has eastern Indiana city leaders worried about future of old hospital site
• Organizers still plan central Indiana county's fair despite fire that destroyed grandstands
• NW Indiana's South Shore rail line sees big passenger drop with NATO summit in Chicago
• Car plows into school bus stopped on southern Indiana highway, leaving vehicle pinned beneath
• Indiana Board of Animal Health seeks input on whether sale of raw milk should be legalized
• Ex-county Dem. chairman, 3 others facing forgery charges must provide handwriting samples
• Purdue botanist: Indiana arborists reporting surge in blight afflicting flowering pear trees
• Purdue reminds Ind. campers to be careful with firewood that could be infested with ash borer
• Gregg, Pence add women lawmakers to gubernatorial tickets, continue decade-long trend
• South Bend teacher, nurse suspected boy was being abused 2 years before his beating death
• Dem Gregg picks Simpson for ticket, Senate leader should help in fundraising with party base
• Deteriorating toll bridge over Wabash River in Indiana shut down by police ahead of schedule
• Former northwest Indiana sheriff's corporal pleads guilty to driving under the influence
• E. Indiana county set to show off restoration of 1870s courthouse once destine for demolition
• GOP's Mike Pence picks state Rep. Sue Ellspermann as running mate in Indiana governor's race
• Hulman descendant looks to revive Indy 500's party atmosphere in revamped Snake Pit
• Monroe Co. courthouse cleaning reveals hidden beauty, unexpected surprises in broken panes
• Midnight tours of closed factory to showcase history, scare up donations for restoration
• Muncie group that helps people get back on their feet running short of space for donations
• Indiana Democrat says GOP's lieutenant governor pick shows focus on divisive social agenda
• Cutoff of Indiana prison education grants costs more than 70 Ball State University positions
• Small lake near Bloomington will be drained this summer so its dam can be repaired
• Part of retail, office building in northwestern Indiana collapses as thunderstorm crosses area
• Northern Indiana officer hurt from crash into stopped SUV while chasing speeding car
• Social Security Administration: Emma, Mason top Indiana baby names in'11, both in top 5 in US
• State highway officials plan brief nightly lane closures on I-65 near Indianapolis
• DNR says sap-sucking insect puts Indiana tree and others under stress following warm winter
• Man found dead in S. Ind.'s Patoka Lake ID'd as Tell City man; drowning is cause of death
• Ind. man seeks new trial in killings of 4 homeless men dumped into South Bend manholes
• Indiana's casino industry at crossroads as revenues decline, out-of-state competition grows
• Ind. woman reaches informal settlement over suit alleging protective order led to her firing
• Memorial forest near Paoli is home to old growth trees; family safeguarded S. Ind. woodland
• Civil War ruse still causes a stir in Newburgh; Confederate commander 'captured' S. Ind. city
• Relative: NE Ind. soldier dies in Afghanistan when enemy rocket strikes cache of weapons
• Ind. Democrats stretch residency complaints to Pence, but repeat victory with issue unlikely
• Weather, stage safety regulations prompt organizers to cancel Bloomington July 4 Pops concert
• Purdue weighs expansion of Indianapolis technology park after spike in occupancy rates
• Indy officer charged in traffic deaths fights admission of unrefrigerated blood sample
• Investigators of in deaths of southern Indiana women search area near Bloomington for remains
• Indiana quarantines 45 horses in Lake County after 1 put down with neurological virus
• Environmental officials forecast high ozone across central, southern Indiana this weekend
• Indiana Attorney General Zoeller kicks off re-election bid for state's top lawyer
• Republican Pence to announce Monday who he'll pick as running mate in Indiana governor's race
• Muncie police expect 2 10-year-old boys to face arson charges for fire that destroyed garage
• Deterioration forces closing of Evansville's Mesker Amphitheatre that dates to 1950s
• Main Street revitalization work showing progress for town of Speedway as Indy 500 nears
• Kokomo groups working to raise $50,000 to make up for grant that went to Lafayette agency
• Opening of newly renovated chimpanzee exhibit stirs excitement at South Bend's zoo
• Northern Indiana man sentenced to life in prison for stabbing neighbor more than 50 times
• Indianapolis woman charged in death of newborn daughter gets bond hearing, might leave jail
• About 50 soldiers from Fort Wayne-based units set for deployment to Kuwait, Afghanistan
• Construction starting on expansion of Alcoa's factory in Lafayette that could lead to 75 jobs
• Authorities say state trooper fatally shot man during struggle near downtown Fort Wayne
• Smoky fire in Terre Haute apartment tower sends several residents to hospitals
• Police in Indiana stepping up seat-belt enforcement heading into Memorial Day weekend
• Kids to set up lemonade stands at Indiana Statehouse to kick off entrepreneurial event
• State, federal probe of rare whooping crane's death recommends charging 2 SW Indiana men
• Prosecutor: South Bend man burned sons with iron until skin fell off, beat 1 until boy died
• NW Ind. professor says Purdue violated his free speech rights over comments about Muslims
• Notre Dame to collaborate with Cleveland Clinic to develop, market medical innovations
• Indianapolis woman who let bank robber hold daughter hostage sentenced to more than 3 years
• Potential VP pick Rubio will headline Mourdock fundraiser
• Judge sides with southwestern Indiana group in dispute over former Girl Scouts camp property
• Logansport volunteers aim to save properties condemned properties, help house families
• Unlimited time-off policies changing Indiana workplaces, but some skepticism remains
• Former circus barns in Miami County get historic designation as part of preservation push
• Vacant Indianapolis house owned by 'Mr. Big' has rich history but faces uncertain future
• Delphi named 'Stellar Community,' will use share of $20 million to revitalize downtown
• Outdoor concert theater basking in success as it brings big-name acts to Fort Wayne
• St. Joseph Co. library proposes free Wi-Fi service for cardholders in downtown South Bend
• Madison quilter passes on love for sewing through lessons, volunteerism at Girls Inc.
• Central Indiana county to keep main building closed on Fridays after new budget concerns
• Notre Dame QB Rees appears in court, not guilty plea to 4 misdemeanors entered on his behalf
• State commission narrows to 5 candidates for spot on Indiana Court of Appeals
• 3 teacher suspended from northwestern Indiana high school over state test question breach
• Indiana officials request information from companies looking to audit troubled tax agency
• Evansville's Casino Aztar plans major facelift for its 251-room hotel overlooking Ohio River
• Eastern Indiana town suspends marshal, 2 deputies during investigation of possible theft
• Notre Dame QB Rees and LB Calabrese to make initial court appearances on misdemeanor charges
• Columbus, Fort Wayne added to list of Indiana bike-friendly communities
• Hoosier Lottery seeks ideas from private firms interested in handling some lottery operations
• Central Indiana high school revokes suspensions over sticky note prank, protests that ensued
• Indiana, E. Chicago strike deal for private toll bridge to replaced shuttered Cline Ave. span
• Indianapolis man charged with providing felon with gun used to shoot, wound police officer
• Fort Wayne radio reporter found in contempt of court for texting during murder case hearing
• Business owner, triathlete uses 'finish line' analogy to inspire fitness 1 step at a time
• Riverboat plan won't float, but organizers will herald longest Ind. waterway in Year of River
• Sky's the limit: Retired Ball State official keeps adventures coming on land, in air at 100
• Tipton library sculptures bring readers, arts patrons together for whimsical encounters
• Ex-official of NE Indiana American Legion post ordered to pay $400K from bingo skimming
• Police say officers shot man in rural central Indiana park after he swung gun toward them
• Subaru executives set for jobs announcement at company's 3,600-worker Lafayette factory
• Group studying problems with deer in southern Indiana city looks at using sharpshooters
• Residents of about 20 Fort Wayne homes allowed to return after natural gas leak sealed
• Vincennes U. gets $15.6M for projects, including arts center, renovation of 2 residence halls
• Judge to set bond for Indiana woman charged with murder for eating rat poison while pregnant
• Indiana Wildlife Federation gives Daniels its Theodore Roosevelt Award for conservation
• Democrat gubernatorial hopeful Gregg seeks corporate tax cut for Indiana-based businesses
• Some Fort Wayne families back home after leak in 6-inch natural gas main prompts evacuations
• Confusion brews over unemployment tax payments; auditor says businesses overpaid state
• I-70 westbound lanes closed after fiery semitrailer crash at 22-mile marker in western Indiana
• Man naked while firing gun near Indiana U. campus out of hospital, in jail facing charges
• Body of missing S. Indiana ATV rider recovered from West Fork of White River in Daviess County
• Indiana U. Foundation buys shopping center for possible use in research technology park
• Police say 15-year-old southern Indiana girl killed after losing control of off-road vehicle
• Ex-Notre Dame coach Phelps has testy exchange with council members over neighborhood watch
• Farmers markets open earlier with more vendors to entice customers seeking fresh produce
• Business owner's effort to promote awareness with free treats runs afoul of Ball State rules
• Firearms simulator helps Lafayette police prepare for difficult 'takedown' situations
• Hoosier Heartland highway project land swap could include $6m Cass Co. bridge replacement
• Feds say wiretaps show how financial partners plotted to hide millions in losses
• Central Indiana church removes pastor after his arrest on charges he put cameras in restroom
• Indiana University implements new child protection policy developed after Penn State scandal
• Indianapolis officials say hosting this year's Super Bowl cost city slightly more than planned
• Western Indiana woman pleading guilty to charges in stabbing during attempted baby snatching
• Nothing found in new search of yard where body found after S. Ind. man was charged in 2 deaths
• Police say driver killed as car goes out of control, crashes into rural eastern Indiana house
• Judicial panel to select new Indiana chief justice from among 5 court members Tuesday
• South Shore commuter rail makes changes in stops and rules because of NATO summit in Chicago
• Daniels names new class of teaching fellows, being groomed to teach math and science in Ind.
• Ind. consumer utility advocate urges public to weigh in on proposed tree-trimming rules
• Former FBI agent arrested on charges of distributing child pornography
• Gay teenager expelled from school for bringing stun gun for protection is hit in Indy mall
• Man convicted of murdering off-duty jailer in 2005 agrees to $3 million settlement with widow
• Court observers see Indiana's acting chief justice as leading candidate for permanent post
• New head of Indianapolis airport board says action needed to find new revenue to close deficit
• Ind. man reclaims late brother's BMV M3 after search; brother died in 2011 logging accident
• N. Ind. family hit by tragic 1999 crash moves on as eldest daughter marries, prepares for move
• Party music: Longtime GOP worker Ida Callahan enjoys fruits of labor and a good tune
• S. Indiana dining tradition: Bo-Mac's drive-in in Shoals still serving up eats after 52 years
• Company planned wind farm in central Indiana expects to start construction this summer
• Interstate 69 traffic backups for ramp widening project near Indianapolis arrive early
• Police say 6 people hurt when horse-drawn wagon tipped over on rural road in NE Indiana
• Man questions why South Bend police shot his brother so many times while trying to flee
• Central Indana bicyclists to hit streets Friday for bike to work day
• South Africa gives Lugar the Mandela Freedom Statuette for leading fight against apartheid
• Fund honoring former Indiana Chief Justice Shepard to further diversity in legal profession
• Fort Wayne fire chief Kelly set to retire in August after nearly 30 years with department
• Activists hope Purdue's switch from coal to natural gas eventually leads to renewable power
• Ind. conservation officer rescues hunting dog from sinkhole; dog was trapped more than a day
• Fort Wayne man found dead in N. Ind. river died from blunt force trauma head injury
• Next Ind. governor to face uncertain funding for highway projects as toll road money dries up
• Police: S. Ind. teen held for allegedly stabbing man in dispute over Xbox 360
• Running full on self-esteem: Program for Ind. girls combines running with empowerment
• Mother's miracle: Ind. woman helps daughter exceed expectations despite Dandy-Walker Syndrome
• Stage collapse victim returning home to Indiana in time for birthday; 5k benefit planned
• Terre Haute council to redraw legislative districts to remove federal prisoners from count
• Miami County courthouse limits early access for workers after video, gun incidents
• Indiana RV museum leaves bumpy financial road behind, looks to more trips down memory lane
• Indianapolis student is the second in 3 years from Indiana to win national math contest
• Plumber bleeds to death after neck cut by high-pressure water outside New Castle High School
• Ind. gubernatorial hopefuls lay out strategies for general election, elaborate on jobs ideas
• Fort Wayne man faces 4 felony counts, other charges after drive with 4 kids on car hood
• Program have 1st-graders read to stuffed animals now serving Vigo, Clay, Sullivan counties
• Herald-Bulletin reporters take top newswriting honors for report on black male graduation rate
• Indiana puts best child care info online
• Libertarian Boneham says his run for Indiana governor is serious even with 'Survivor' fame
• Republican candidate Pence says Indiana needs to boost its commitment to vocational education
• Commission to interview candidates for upcoming vacancy on Ind. Court of Appeals
• Indiana Democratic gubernatorial candidate Gregg keeps up bipartisanship push against Pence
• Indiana Supreme Court expected to remain business-friendly despite justice turnover
• Seymour man faces murder, arson, neglect charges after woman's body found in burning car
• Terre Haute police dog shot in gunfight that killed partner up for national heroism award
• Construction pace causes I-69 restrictions, commuter headaches to begin early in Fishers
• Indianapolis charter school with poor scores staying open after Ball State takes sponsorship
• Indiana's congressional delegation could see gender shakeup with 4 female candidates
• Police shoot naked gunman near Indiana University; school didn't issue warning to students
• Indiana Supreme Court declines to drop charges against woman who ate rat poison while pregnant
• Company plans project to expand operations at southern Indiana factory, add some 300 jobs
• Fort Wayne students' grain project lands them in national finals of Army contest
• Howard County bog being excavated, filled in to make room for US 31 road project
• Shrinking budgets force rising number of school districts to charge students fees for sports
• Newly discovered passageway links Corydon caves, creating 11th-longest cavern in nation
• Former northeastern Indiana firefighter convicted of setting neighbor's cabin on fire
• Southern Indiana's Holiday World has new water coaster with 5-story drop ready for riders
• Purdue University officials expect new campus clinic to cut health care costs for employees
• Fiery crash between trucks on I-65 near Indianapolis kills driver, closes highway for hours
• 2 small earthquakes rattle section of southwestern Indiana; strongest has magnitude 3.1
• Purdue to erect solar system sculpture to honor late NASA astronaut, South Bend native Voss
• Indianapolis FBI agent in charge named to counterterrorism position
• Indianapolis Museum of Art receives grant to digitize materials from Miller House and Garden
• Indiana Democratic Senate candidate Donnelly splits with Obama, opposes same-sex marriage
• Indiana to invest more than $20M over 3 years in 'stellar communities' of Delphi, Princeton
• Cook Group head Ferguson protects 1,500 acres of family farm from development under land trust
• Kentucky man charged with murder in death of woman found beaten with skillet in Ind. apartment
• Central Indiana man gets 3 life sentences for fatal stabbings of twin, dad, landlady
• Ind. appeals court sides with jury in insanity defense of woman convicted in son's death
• Efforts to improve Indianapolis animal shelter progress, but advocates say much work remains
• Language barrier hinders Fort Wayne police dealing with growing Burmese population
• Southern Indiana county urged to improve access for voters with disabilities
• Chromosomal disorder forces families of those affected to set strict rules on food access
• Farmers say herd sharing meets demand for natural products, but officials cite health risks
• Auto dealer hoists new Corvette 42 feet in air to call attention to reopened business
• Goshen family's effort to organize recipes turns into cookbook with national success
• Central Indiana hospital badly damaged in 2008 flooding set to test new protective floodgates
• Protective nesting hawks dive on parishioners at northern Indiana church, hurting at least 2
• Notre Dame students suggest 'micro-urbanism' approach to maximize South Bend's potential
• Columbus family to visit Florida to join medical trial in hopes of getting help for ailing son
• Indiana State Fair Commission to review steps taken in reaction to stage collapse probe
• On-duty firefighter wakes up to overnight call of fire at his family's home near Fort Wayne
• Secular group fights Indiana's law limiting marriage presiders to ministers, civic officials
• Judge rejects plea agreement for wounded C. Ind. soldier for shooting gun during fight at bar
• Police say drunken driver crashed SUV into wall of Bankers Life Fieldhouse in Indianapolis
• Fire likely destroys downtown Muncie building that was home to the city's 1st hospital
• Fort Wayne to use $5 million in unexpected income tax revenues to improve neighborhoods
• Purdue gets $2.5M in federal funds to further nuclear research, help train nuclear scientists
• Indiana State Police to step up seat belt law enforcement beginning May 18
• Martinsville tennis coach, ex-hoops coach face child seduction charges involving same girl, 17
• Ind. judge rejects request for release of Sugarland deposition in stage collapse lawsuits
• Bankrupt Hostess Brands warns state it might lay off 850 workers in 21 Indiana cities
• Ind. Republicans, Democrats struggle to define state GOP after Sen. Lugar pounded in primary
• Prosecutor: 3 brothers smuggled women from Mexico, Central America, forced them into brothels
• Indiana church volunteers continue to help Katrina victims nearly 7 years after deadly storm
• Father's lathe inspires Crawfordsville woodworker, helps keep memory of dad alive
• Covered bridge that served as tourism center could find new home in Greencastle park
• Indiana woman to showcase kitchen marinating gadget Monday on 'Invention Hunters' show
• Columbus police help FBI search home of former Democratic Party official
• Zionsville voters OK property tax increase to help schools avoid teacher layoffs
• Voters in Indianapolis suburb reject plan for new $29.9 million library
• Lugar lashes out after Ind. primary loss; backs tea party rival, then warns him to change ways
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• Indianapolis man tells police he was beaten by 10 men while sitting along city street
• Indiana-based Marsh Supermarkets looking for third new CEO in just over a year
• Evansville mayor says city unable to arrange financing to start alternative energy plant
• Ind. police say man who apparently killed himself had been shooting victim's boyfriend
• IDEM files proposed permit for $2.65 billion coal-gasification plant in SW Ind.
• Entomologist: Record numbers of black cutworm moth descend on Indiana bringing damaging larvae
• Ind. voters guaranteed at least 3 new faces in DC next year; Lugar not returning after loss
• Boyd, Yoder win inaugural races, others get second chances in Indiana's congressional races
• Democrat Visclosky will seek 15th term when he faces Phelps in November in 1st District
• Carson will run against Republican May in November seeking 3rd term in 7th District seat
• Brooks wins Republican nomination to replace retiring Rep. Burton in Indiana's 5th District
• Reaction to Sen. Richard Lugar's defeat in Indiana Republican primary
• Freshman GOP Rep. Bucshon holds off tea party-backed challenger in SE Indiana's 8th District
• Yoder emerges from 5-person Democratic field in 9th District, will face Young in November
• Ind. to get new look in Washington as tea party-favorite Mourdock defeats Lugar in Senate race
• Mourdock says Lugar residency issue, perception that he was out of touch swayed election
• Boyd wins Democratic bid in NE Indiana's 3rd District to challenge GOP Rep. Stutzman
• Democrat Tara Nelson wins Democratic primary in 4th District, will run vs. Rokita in November
• Messer wins GOP nomination for Indiana 6th District seat Pence gave up for governor's race
• Indiana Sen. Lugar concedes loss in Republican primary, says he hopes Mourdock wins election
• After narrow loss 2 years ago, Walorski to run against Mullen in N. Indiana's 2nd District
• Lugar loses Indiana GOP primary to tea party challenger Mourdock, ending 36-year Senate career
• Republican Mike Pence, Democrat John Gregg unopposed for Indiana gubernatorial nominations
• Romney easily wins Republican presidential primary in Indiana, where he's visited once in 2012
• Indianapolis district expels gay high school student who used stun gun to scare away bullies
• Primary setting off GOP drive to use new election district for bigger Indiana House majority
• Tea party takes more behind-the-scenes role in 2012 after high-profile rallies 2 years ago
• Mourdock says he expects to defeat Lugar in challenge for Indiana's GOP Senate bid
• NFL Films scopes out Lundy landmarks; 'Fearsome Foursome' to be featured on NFL Network
• High school students seek to shave college costs by taking Advanced Placement courses
• Bloomington teen organizes fundraiser for Huntington's disease research in mother's memory
• N. Ind. group works to preserve aging barns that reflect a 'big part' of the region's history
• A roundup of recent editorials published in Indiana newspapers
• Ind. voters head to polls for primary election marked by challenge to longtime Sen. Lugar
• Police arrest Indiana man they say drove with 4 children strapped on hood of car
• Special prosecutor sought to investigate gun charge against NW Indiana official
• Clerk: Minor problems reported as polls open for state primary in Indianapolis
• Purdue to demolish coal-burning boiler, convert another to natural gas as part of master plan
• Demolition crews to begin work on northwest Indiana bridge, to be finished by year's end
• Romney speaks at Indianapolis fundraiser on primary eve, says campaign has left him optimistic
• New Ind. justice says court won't always get things right, pledges to be true to principles
• Fire damages Indy apartments for homeless as renovation nears end; group says status unclear
• Group hoping to restore century-old theater in Vincennes chafes over report it was 'defunct'
• Ind.-based mall operator Simon now world's largest real estate company, worth at least $50B
• Early voting down in Indiana despite tough Lugar-Mourdock race for GOP Senate nomination
• Number of Indiana grandparents who are raising grandchildren grows at twice national rate
• Small items mean the world to southern Indiana family as they continue healing from tornado
• Family seeks rezoning to turn land along former gravel pit into new Howard County park
• Ind. candidates, voters connect through social media, but traditional campaign still important
• Elkhart woman dies after being struck by car while crossing northern Indiana street
• Mother of injured Princeton bicyclist criticizes authorities for lack of arrest
• Former House Speaker Hastert gives commencement address at Indiana college
• Former Fort Wayne high school to reopen this fall as college prep school
• Ball State trustees increase salary funding by 3.5 percent to raise salaries for professors
• Disbarred N. Ind. lawyer indicted on charges he forged other attorneys' names on documents
• Indiana Tourism grants $75K to 11 communities to develop thematic trails to draw tourists
• Planned Parenthood offer free Pap tests at 19 Ind. centers During National Women's Health Week
• Hemlock-killing bug found in LaPorte Co., far from vulnerable native range in southern Indiana
• Valparaiso University president gives 5 percent of income to university leaders' poverty fight
• Historic W. Ind. courthouse gets 2nd automatic door for people with disabilities
• Lugar makes last push to avoid primary defeat; Mourdock, tea party hope to end his long career
• Indy airport's old terminal set for demolition 4 years after it was replaced by new terminal
• EX-PTA Treasurer arrested on theft charge alleging she stole $11K meant for students
• N Ind. lawmaker to help with effort to guide other states toward more responsible budgets
• SW Ind. man convicted of stealing from account for young woman stricken with meningitis
• Teenage firefighter follows in her late father's footsteps in helping protect others
• Focus on the moon: Lunar satellite gives West Vigo students a chance to snap moon photos
• Notre Dame to weigh recognition of gay-straight alliance as part of policy review
• Charter group asks diocese, East Allen schools to scrap school sale, saying it violates law
• Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore deer management plan includes shooting, control of does
• Several hundred rally for GOP Senate candidate Mourdock at Indianapolis tea party rally
• 60 members of Congress sign letter supporting greater Air National Guard role in Fort Wayne
• Northwestern Indiana man ordered held, evaluated after voice mail threats against FBI, Obama
• Small, rural northern Indiana school uses online courses to enrich students
• Ind. education agency's teacher evaluation guidance causes worries over loss of local control
• Veterans court offers treatment in lieu of jail for nonviolent offenders affected by combat
• Ind. ballot law allows voters to switch allegiance, but most Democrats unlikely to help Lugar
• Northern Indiana woman indicted on 2 neglect charges in June deaths of 2 sons in hot car trunk
• Lugar makes last-ditch appeal for support from Indiana Democrats, independents in GOP primary
• Survivor of Afghan roadside blast that killed 4 in Indiana Guard unit receives Purple Heart
• Indiana's largest county sends 5,000 voters postcards with wrong polling places
• Family braces for financial, emotional burdens as 4-year-old awaits intestinal transplant
• Columbus hospital staff embracing move to bring patient records into digital era
• Central Indiana mayor fighting lawsuit's claims that 10 workers fired for backing election foe
• 200-foot-long barge painted pink for cancer awareness launched from southern Indiana shipyard
• Indiana state tax revenue moves ahead of projections for year after jump in April collections
• Appeals court upholds 103-year sentence in shooting death of worker at NE Indiana group home
• Pieces of Madison courthouse that was heavily damaged by 2009 fire to be auctioned
• Doctors find man competent to stand trial on charges he killed 2 in Kokomo shooting spree
• Northwestern Indiana steel mill marks start of production after $60 million in upgrades
• Construction error leaves Muncie pole blocking traffic, spurs social media pages
• Judge approves request for sequestered jury in trial of 81-year-old N. Indiana woman's slaying
• Firefighters rescue worker trapped up to chest by grain at central Indiana business
• Indiana residents turn in 1,500 pounds of unwanted drugs to be disposed of by state police
• Daniels touts measure encouraging college students to report alcohol poisoning
• Indiana tourism agency releases high-definition videos of 6 'must-see' state's destinations
• Ex-SE Ind. town marshal arrested for official misconduct for taking beer on Super Bowl Sunday
• Ind. man accused of misrepresenting self as country music star Gilbert to get gear
• Indiana's oil production reaches 10-year high as drillers capitalize on high crude prices
• Indiana agency restoring $10M for child services following '09 rate cuts for service providers
• 500 Festival Mini-Marathon prepares for possible storms, high winds
• Old architectural elements bring character to new homes, raise money for Franklin restoration
• Artist, business owner team up to honor veterans with mural on Terre Haute building
• Memories of 2011 floods in southwestern Indiana still fresh for business owner, resident
• Success on tap: Young entrepreneur brings beer-dispensing system to Indianapolis
• Exopack closing Seymour, Ind., packaging plant by July 1, eliminating 111 jobs
• Enrollment decline forces closing of small Christian school in central Indiana city
• Small Logansport school expands curriculum with online enrichment, college-level classes
• Runner, woman with multiple sclerosis find inspiration in shared mini-marathon journey
• Time marches on: Bloomington trees felled by 2011 storm find new life as clocks, fundraiser
• Honey bee swarm creates buzz in Muncie neighborhood as beekeeper collects thousands off cars
• Sheriff says central Indiana coroner arrested on drunken driving charges at death scene
• Jury convicts 1 man, acquits 2 others on charges in Indianapolis party shooting that killed 2
• Search turns up no sign of 12-year-old Terre Haute girl last seen Sunday near family home
• Ind. health officials push for asthma awareness, diagnosis and treatment during May
• Bicycling advocacy group offers share-the-road toolkits to driver's education instructors
• Ind. sets weekend events to lure back park visitors for warm-weather outdoor recreation season
• Funeral held for northwestern Indiana soldier killed by bomb in Afghanistan
• Attorney for union challenging Indiana's right-to-work law perplexed by state's court filing
• Slain Gary boy's mom admits neglect, faces 25-35 years in prison, to testify against boy's dad
• Terre Haute man pleading guilty to illegally selling gun later used to killed police officer
• Southern Indiana mom who lost legs protecting kids from tornado gets 1st prosthetic leg
• Private operators taking over Indianapolis schools will see temporary per-student funding bump
• State panel sets May 15 meeting to select new chief justice for Indiana Supreme Court
• From cataloging cookbooks to silencing phones, library reference desk is the hub of activity
• Peregrine falcons make themselves at home at Indiana State as conservationists hope for chicks
• Problems in with Marion County small-claims courts spark recommendations for overhaul
• Fort Wayne troupe uses dance to convey spiritual message through church ministry
• Panel to consider Indiana's first stage rigging rules after deadly state fair stage collapse
• Weather service says 2 suspected tornadoes in western Indiana damaged some homes, barns
• Mayor of small southern Indiana city faces charges of tampering with absentee ballots
• Jury sides with Alcoa in ex-miner's claims that waste exposure in SW Ind. caused cancer
• Purdue students heading to African nation to build 3-wheel vehicle for rural village
• Indy deputy chief suspended over blood sample blunder cleared, returns to active duty
• Homeowners, businesses hit by storms in S. Indiana have until Tuesday to apply for FEMA aid
• Reported tornado damages house, grain bin in Montgomery Co.; street flooding in Indy
• Indiana argues that union should not be allowed to amend its right-to-work lawsuit
• Ind. lawmakers seek to change state law in response to sex offenders' slated release this week
• Indiana's early primary voting down about 40 percent from Obama-Clinton race in 2008
• Skull found in Kokomo stream found to have been part of display or exhibit
• S. Indiana police seek help of FBI experts in case involving deaths of 3 women
• Bloomington police dismantle tent put up by Occupy demonstrators for May Day event
• Police say several Muncie students banged up when school bus hits light pole in parking lot
• Plight of 7-year-old girl awaiting heart transplant inspires first-time blood donors
• Elementary school program gives young violinists a chance to build confidence, love of music
• Fort Wayne man accused in bludgeoning death of 9-year-old girl set to stand trial next month
• Girlfriend of man accused of murder tipped police about remains buried on Gary-area property
• Purdue University lifeguards honored for work to help swimmer injured in diving accident
• Transformation of former nurses' dormitory into arts center under way in Crown Point
• Family says 83-year-old central Indiana woman out searching for cat when she drowned in pool
• Layoffs of 80 Indianapolis teachers being done under new process with change in state law
• VA opens expanded clinic near downtown South Bend, permanent facility expected to open in 2015
• Michigan-based maker of outdoor furniture cushions to shutter northeastern Indiana factory
• Vice President Biden stops at NW Indiana fundraiser while wife visits Ivy Tech campus
• State police plan memorial service to remember the 46 department members who died on duty
• Singer-activist Harry Belafonte to be honored at the Indiana Black Expo as a living legend
• Indiana license branches extend hours Monday, Tuesday to handle photo ID requests for primary
• Congressional turnover to cost Indiana GOP seniority, opening doors for more new blood
• Indiana agency representing utility ratepayers reaches proposed settlement with Duke Energy
• Kokomo police investigate discovery of what appears to be skull spotted by fisherman in river
• Ind. prosecutor not ready to call man charged in 2 deaths serial killer despite 3rd body found
• Anthropologist tells police body found in NW Ind. yard may have been there more than 2 years
• Richmond police: Woman found slain was pregnant; unborn child also died in shooting
• Cummins expansion could be engine that drives future economic growth in Seymour
• Man badly burned as child in 1973 mentors other young burn victims through foundation
• RV retail show celebrates rebounding sales after recession that decimated industry
• Pace of renovation work picks up as investors find opportunities in sluggish housing market
• Police say 83-year-old central Indiana woman found dead in backyard pool of vacant home
• Police say family members find 51-year-old man's body in ditch along I-80/94 in NW Indiana
• State consumer advocate wants Indiana Michigan Power rate increase request slashed
• Indiana officials say contractor fixed problems that logged students off ISTEP test last year
• 1933 House of Tomorrow along Lake Michigan added to Indiana endangered landmarks list
• Police say child killed when drunken driver hits van stopped on northeastern Indiana highway
• Indiana Military Museum in SW Ind. moving from outside Vincennes to site near downtown
• Cycling advocates plan procession in South Bend to show they can coexist with automobiles
• Anderson officials plan to demolish former meat processing plant Monday
• Trees at Crane in SW Ind. to be harvested to repair Old Ironsides
• The Indianapolis Star endorses Lugar in his Senate primary battle with Ind. treasurer Mourdock
• N. Ind. program gives 'Last Salute' to its first vet; pays for funerals for down on luck vets
• N. Ind. city wins award for theater's restoration; 1924 silent movie house reopened last year
• High court soon to hear arguments in lawsuit alleging IU Health overbilled uninsured patients
• Ind. lawmaker with blasted Girl Scouts gets 1 donation in months since controversial comments
• Efforts to brand tea party-backed Mourdock as untrustworthy may be too late for Lugar campaign
• NW Ind. firm reflects spirit to boost exports and meet US goal of doubling exports by 2015
• A tale of 2 S. Ind. counties: Greene County forges ahead, while Brown hurting from recession
• S. Ind. town donates surplus police car to tornado-hit county; car valued at $16K
• Protected perches: Program builds nesting towers to shield birds of prey from electrical lines
• Ball State group to study whether smoke-free campus has too many areas to light up
• Indiana swimming pool operators scramble to meet ADA requirements for accessibility
• Ind. police: Former employee arrested after Terre Haute TV station damaged by gunfire
• Police arrest Gary man after search unearths man's remains in his yard
• Southern Indiana festival draws re-enactors from around state
• Indianapolis landscaper dies after tractor flips into suburban retention pond
• Lawyer seeks release of Sugarland members' statements about Indiana fair stage collapse
• Columbus ending personal use of city-owned vehicles by all employees but police, firefighters
• Earthquake simulator aims to educate Indiana residents about temblor science, safety
• Gary mayor questions pay rate for former Indianapolis airport chief hired as consultant
• Slowdown in enrollment eases growing pains for suburban school districts, could help taxpayers
• WRTV reporter Kara Kenney wins Journalist of the Year honor in Indiana SPJ awards
• Chase by police in Indiana, crosses into Kentucky, ends after man jumps into Ohio River
• Jill Biden will visit Ivy Tech Community College campus in Gary as part of tour
• Indianapolis public safety director resigning after criticism over blunders in officer's crash
• State police investigating human remains found in NW Ind., say person of interest in custody
• Palin endorses Mourdock in bid against Lugar in Ind. GOP Senate primary
• Purdue gets $10 million anonymous gift for center to encouraging excellence and leadership
• Indiana auditor's office says it is correcting mistakes in excise tax payments to counties
• Rising tensions between IPS, state over school takeover blamed on absence of clear rules
• Indiana man injured while volunteering to help Alabama tornado victims says he has no regrets
• Comic book author uses Yorktown as home base as he brings superheroes to life
• Decades-long effort ends with groundbreaking on new Ivy Tech campus in New Castle
• Northwestern Indiana officer fired after 5 crashes, last on way to remedial driving class
• Purdue University splits with foundation that pledged $100 million to commercialize research
• Eastern Indiana gun shop owner sentenced for illegal sales, forfeits nearly 4,300 firearms
• Police search Ohio River for missing woman after S. Ind. man charged in decade-apart deaths
• Indiana police agencies to collect leftover or expired prescription pills in nationwide effort
• IU health, School of Medicine plan $150M research collaboration
• Commerce Department grants Wabash $1.8 million for infrastructure at business park along US 24
• Rev. Jesse Jackson to speak at Gary Chamber of Commerce about need for viable businesses
• Indiana festivals await release of rigging rules after State Fair stage collapse that killed 7
• Hunter shot at Patoka Reservoir; 3rd to be shot in opening 2 days of Indiana's turkey season
• Indiana Supreme Court yanks law licenses of convicted ex-Secretary of State White
• Judge decides no jail time for peeping Notre Dame registrar, reduces charges from felonies
• Attorney: Northwestern Indiana doctor charged with killing mother, 95, was assisting a suicide
• Work starting on 8-mile tunnel to stop Indianapolis sewage from reaching city's rivers
• Indiana native takes pragmatic approach to building fan base, music career in Nashville
• Grieving Rose-Hulman students honor late president with tributes, drawing as memorial nears
• Indiana Guard's war casualty drill helps prepare soldiers for fall deployment to Asia
• Cummins considering shuttle bus to deal with housing crunch for college interns in Indiana
• Family-owned Indianapolis shoe repair business marks 70 years as a tribute to bygone era
• Indiana troupe billing itself as the 'anti-Wagner' seeks to prove that opera isn't boring
• Recent tornado outbreaks prompt emergency officials to urge storm chasers to stay home
• Indiana Sports Corp. seeks volunteers' stories, photos for 25th anniversary of Pan Am Games
• Police say 5th-grader has admitted to N. Indiana school threat that led to extra searches
• Drugmaker closes on purchase of ex-Pfizer facility near Terre Haute that it plans to restart
• Police say stray bullets from gun store's event narrowly missed 2 inside northern Indiana home
• Demolition takes down approach ramp to Ohio River bridge set for closure through weekend
• Couple plead guilty in skimming from charity bingo games at NE Indiana American Legion post
• Chicago furniture making moving to northern Indiana county with high unemployment rate
• Indiana justice urges lawyers to apply for openings on appellate courts
• IU to help with Smithsonian tree research project by mapping swath of Brown County forest
• Ind. school board group hosts statewide training and forums for candidates
• Former Lincoln National Chairman Rolland receives Sachem Award from Daniels
• Dem. Gregg wants sales tax on gas lifted, ties measure to state's $526 million in tax errors
• Notre Dame faculty sign letter asking president to distance itself from Peoria bishop's homily
• Turkey hunter shot by brother in Morgan-Monroe Forest rescued; 2nd hunter shot in Orange Co.
• ACLU sues Ind. school it says expelled 3 girls for joking about killing classmates on Facebook
• Northeastern Indiana township with hefty surplus not collecting property taxes this year
• Artifacts telling story of failed Integra Bank on display this week at Evansville library
• Teenager with Asperger's syndrome finds home as host of public radio's classical music program
• Pendleton school tests 'flipped classroom' approach to maximize students' hands-on learning
• Indianapolis charter school to get urban farm through partnership with Ball State
• Review says remodeling closed Evansville arena for new use could cost more than building new
• Beer, wine sales will be allowed at northern Indiana city's golf course 2 years after proposal
• Ball State University planning new $25 million hotel in campus building with student housing
• Southern Indiana man charged with killing 75-year-old family friend, woman nearly decade apart
• Police say central Indiana man dies after suffering head injuries when he lost control of ATV
• Complaints over I-69 plans continue at meeting on Bloomington-to-Martinsville section
• IPFW, China's Jiansu University to develop dual degree program in civil engineering
• Former TV journalist Pauley to speak at Goshen College about living with bipolar disorder
• Purdue researchers get $1.6M grant to improve wind turbines' power-generating capabilities
• Feed The Children donating truckload of food to help needy families in Terre Haute
• Former Indianapolis airport CEO lands 6-month job at Gary Chicago International Airport
• SW Ind. attorney's probation revoked, faces 15 months for probation violation, voyeurism
• Indiana has 3 open seats in Congress for 2nd straight election; District 5, 6 fields crowded
• Police in Muncie arrest 2 women after scuffle breaks out over 1 of them was littering
• Work starts on moving roads around Evansville Regional Airport for shift of main runway
• Owners of Goshen aquaculture business relish roles as pioneers as they fish for new business
• Former Richmond bus plant sold; owner weighs new uses as hub for manufacturing companies
• Project to improve storm water drainage forces tree removal, upsets Franklin residents
• Fort Wayne clock repairman has kept watch over changing times for more than 4 decades
• NW Indiana businessman pleads guilty in food stamp fraud scheme that netted $1.4 million
• Engine maker Cummins plans $220M expansion, 290 more jobs at southern Indiana facility
• Police warn against picking up cash tossed by bank robber along I-94 in northern Indiana
• Manchester College in northern Indiana changing name to Manchester University this summer
• Parents of 12-year-old boy killed in crash file lawsuit against then-14-year-old driver of SUV
• Prosecutor says no more charges can be filed in Fort Wayne man's death from 1983 shooting
• Hope fades for parents of Indiana University student from New York missing since last June
• Purdue bug expert: Emerald ash borers emerging early this year because of warm weather
• Judge names special prosecutor to lead probe into Martinsville teachers possible misconduct
• Indiana Department of Transportation reminds drivers to use caution in highway work zones
• Indiana DNR to stock trout in Fort Wayne's Spy Run Creek as part of youth fishing program
• Federal prosecutor for S. Indiana forms joint state-federal task force to go after corruption
• President of Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology collapses in office, dies at hospital
• Drunken driving charges filed in crash that killed woman sleeping in her South Bend home
• Hamilton County I-69 widening project will cut traffic to 2 lanes each way beginning in June
• Fort Wayne man dies of complications from shooting that left him quadriplegic 29 years earlier
• Fair: Moving shows downtown shouldn't hurt bottom line; Train, Journey, Manilow top '12 lineup
• Indiana farmers seeing decline in thefts of anhydrous ammonia by methamphetamine makers
• Kokomo mansion's nooks and crannies yield a treasure trove of photos, historical items
• Indiana beekeepers' group uses memorial project to help next generation get started
• Striking wage gap between Indiana men, woman leaves researchers mulling reasons
• Henryville school damaged by tornadoes could reopen in time for start of next school year
• Auto parts maker adding assembly lines with $22 million expansion of western Indiana factory
• Indiana governor addressing entertainment industry group pushing for safer temporary stages
• Work to widen flood-prone creek in western Indiana could start months earlier than planned
• State officials planning to remove peat bog that is causing central Indiana highway to sink
• Honda starting up production of new hybrid Acura model at southeastern Indiana factory
• Dozens of friends, family members join vigil for central Indiana teen found dead over weekend
• For 3rd straight year, Ind. deer found free of bovine tuberculosis; 366 deer tested last fall
• Fort Wayne park to be renamed for cyclist whose death spurred development of city bike trails
• Ind. man appeals conviction in rape of Vincennes U. student who later killed herself
• W. Ind. group dedicated to preserving correspondent Ernie Pyle's legacy plans fundraiser
• Calling, funeral Monday for Rose-Hulman president; celebration of life Saturday
• Marion County cuts 520 names from Indiana sex offender registry over erroneous addresses
• Short film based on DC Comic "Static Shock" films in Anderson; online series sought
• Former W. Indiana fire chief gets 7 years for drunken driving crash that killed man in home
• Indiana child services chief: Changes considered after South Bend boy's beating death
• Gayle Cook never tires of the mystique of domes; talk Thursday at Indiana Memorial Union
• Police arrest 271 at Indiana U's Little 500, 50 more than last year; alcohol arrests total 258
• Republican Senate primary candidates Lugar, Mourdock place faith and money in attack ads
• US marshals to work with Ind. sheriffs and Crime Stoppers to find unregistered sex offenders
• Public school districts to get payment from state representing some of funds lost to vouchers
• Indianapolis airport pares down executive travel following concerns about ex-CEO's spending
• New barrier aims to keep invasive sea lamprey out of Lake Michigan to preserve healthy fish
• IU student critical after she, classmate fall from second-story balcony during party
• Former prison counselor faces criminal charges for alleged sex, trafficking with inmate
• Ill. man arrested at his home following long chase following Indiana bank robbery
• Tuskegee Airman from Gary given new replica of Congressional Gold Medal after his was stolen
• SW Ind. city's water plant gets $7.4M upgrade to replace 19th century equipment
• Deer enters NE Ind. home, ends up stuck in couple's bathroom, creating mess
• Ind. man with wanderlust has made 54 overseas trips, not counting 103 trips to Canada
• Ind. student has life back after liver transplant; more than 100K Americans on waiting lists
• NTSB finds plane stalled before crash in Michigan that killed Ind. doctor, his wife
• Owners of former Ind. hospital putting plots of land on market, raising questions about site
• Police: Man was texting when his truck collided with an Indy school bus, injuring 9 students
• Police say wording of Indiana ban on texting while driving stymies efforts to enforce the law
• Ind. sex offender registry riddled with inaccuracies, but system setup makes fixes elusive
• Teachers, aides could be on chopping block as South Bend schools look to close $10m shortfall
• President of Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology collapses in office, dies at hospital
• Indianapolis police say a 10-year-old boy was mistakenly served alcohol at Indy Olive Garden
• Ball State president says Indiana legislators unsympathetic toward increasing faculty pay
• Police responding to someone jumping fence at Indianapolis Zoo arrest man on burglary charge
• Judge rejects efforts to toss wiretap evidence, drop charges in $200 million Ind. fraud case
• Indiana unemployment rate continues recent drop with slight decline to 8.2 percent for March
• Space constraints push students from tornado-damaged high school into virtual PE class
• Mission to Mars: Purdue students' design project tackles way to colonize elusive planet
• Trash talk, aggressive play prompt Elkhart to pull basketball rims from city park for 4th time
• Plight of Griffith boy needing kidney transplant spurs surge in organ donation queries
• Northwestern Indiana mayor expects to soon have plan for toll bridge to replace closed span
• Police say woman killed when possibly speeding car crashes into her South Bend home
• Indiana Tech wins city zoning board approval for building law school at its Fort Wayne campus
• Northern Indiana man makes escape try in courthouse after being convicted of murder charge
• Indianapolis mayor signs ordinance banning smoking in most bars, but private clubs exempt
• NW Indiana woman recaptured 35 years after escaping prison can't appeal her murder conviction
• Dozens of Indiana lakes, rivers get nearly $1M to clear waters of plants, sediments, logs
• Purdue teams up with highway department to grow native grasses along Ind. roadways
• Indiana GOP leader: Mourdock won't face any party sanctions over database use before primary
• Northern Indiana man found guilty of stabbing 23-year-old female neighbor more than 50 times
• Indiana election officials to investigate residency of 5th District GOP hopeful McIntosh
• Ind. monitors petroleum discharge near Mississinewa River; crews erect oil booms to corral it
• Indianapolis school bus-truck collision sends 9 students, driver to hospital with injuries
• Indiana voucher supporters say opponents want government to measure schools' religion
• Purdue expects construction to start this summer on buildings for new life sciences park
• Mother files lawsuit against N. Ind. janitor accused of using hidden camera in locker room
• Lake Co. moves to digitize vital records to ease searches, preserve them in event of disaster
• Owner of Crawfordsville greenhouse on track to realizing dream of planting 1 million trees
• Art, science of homebrewing help increase its popularity among people in their 20s
• Girl Scouts catalog burial records at embattled cemetery to help with research efforts
• IU women's Little 500 to mark 25th anniversary of year female cyclists broke gender barrier
• Appearance at Thunder over Louisville air show 'a big deal' for Ind.-born F-16 Air Force pilot
• Restoration of century-old church's stained-glass windows preserves biblical stories, history
• Donations of van, power chair to help injured Indiana soldier get around more easily
• Former northern Indiana county clerk sentenced to probation after pleading guilty to charges
• Judge weighs barring prosecutor from helping in ex-Ind. trooper's retrial for family's deaths
• Indianapolis mayor not worried about acting police chief not certified as officer in state
• Northern Indiana barrier aimed at keeping sea lampreys from spawning grounds to be dedicated
• Northern Indiana factory expansion continuing despite recent resignation of company CEO
• Police say car filled with teenagers crashes into tractor in western Indiana, killing driver
• Evansville retiree left entire estate to 22 nonprofits
• Friday is deadline for state, local governments, nonprofits to apply for tornado disaster aid
• Indiana State Police to crack down on seat belt scofflaws on rural roadways
• APNewsBreak: Ind. GOP begins probe of Lugar foe after allegations of unauthorized database use
• Victims of fiery Monroe Co. crash include man who admitting at 16 to dismembering body in Ill.
• Former Indiana utility chief asks judge to dismiss official misconduct indictment
• Tuskegee Airman from Gary to receive replacement for stolen Congressional Gold Medal
• Thunder over Louisville to close I-65, southern Indiana bridges over Ohio River this weekend
• Old N. Ind. county bridge may get second life; Indiana Landmarks seeks the pony truss span
• Dressed for success: S. Ind. high school's course helps ready students for business world
• Miami chief's historic home poised to be dedicated; 1827 home listed as a historic landmark
• Friends remember N. Ind. man killed in Afghanistan; Dyer resident died after roadside bombing
• Flights between Gary-Chicago airport and Sanford, Fla., near capacity since February start
• Some southern Indiana officials celebrate start of work on contested section of I-69 extension
• Indiana Gov. Daniels endorses Mitt Romney for Republican presidential nomination
• Work starts on raising money to move a western Indiana county's Vietnam War memorial
• Police chief says bomb squad determined fake grenade used in C. Indiana explosive scare
• Indianapolis police say officers badly wound man after he fired several shots at them in chase
• 2,000 elementary, middle, high school students to learn about nanotechnology at Purdue event
• Former Lincoln National CEO businessman to be honored with Indiana's Sachem award
• A roundup of recent editorials from Indiana newspapers
• Indiana begins stage reviews after stage collapse; firings at state fair commission possible
• US Chamber endorses Lugar in GOP primary, shows divide between establishment, party base
• Ind. man gets 95 years for fatally beating another man with a baseball bat
• Indiana workforce development chief becomes latest Daniels aide to leave in his final year
• Elkhart County could soon host 4th tea party group as movement evolves in Indiana, nation
• Young chefs cook up enthusiasm for food creations in Kokomo recreational program
• Closed Linton drive-in is monument to past, but daylight saving time, costs cloud future
• Anderson mayor, controller ask city departments to slash budgets by up to 20 percent
• Dozens of gravestones, monuments damaged at central Indiana cemetery dating to 1800s
• County officials reject Terre Haute property owner's oil drilling request fought by neighbors
• Bomb squad removes possible hand grenade from liquor store in central Indiana city
• New state senator will be sworn in for seat vacated by new elections chief
• Indiana Supreme Court to hear oral arguments at Indianapolis' Martin University
• Ind. Faith-Based and Community Initiatives Office seeks nominations for state service awards
• Police say highway worker fatally run over in I-465 construction zone in Indianapolis
• 4 arrested in South Bend, Indianapolis in connection with heroin distribution ring
• Pence maintains massive edge in money race, outraises Gregg 3-1 through start of year
• Pretrial conference for Fort Wayne man accused of killing 9-year-old girl delayed until May
• No breaks yet for underage drinkers under Indiana alcohol amnesty law taking effect in July
• Indiana Toll Road temporarily bans long double haulers, triple trailers because of high winds
• Architecture forum showcases Columbus, illustrates how people use buildings they design
• Retired clown's collection of tomato memorabilia serves as a reminder of sweet career
• Cancer during pregnancy leads Warsaw woman to role as spokeswoman for Vera Bradley foundation
• Boonville mayor hopes to slow progress of illness after diagnosis with Parkinson's disease
• Police say southwestern Indiana couple tried to cover hit man to kill man's former wife
• Sacred items from Ind. Catholic church that is closing will go to tornado-wrecked Ky. parish
• Southern Indiana authorities say Washington state man found dead in Ohio River
• Former Catholic nun ordained priest in Indianapolis in challenge to church's female priest ban
• Indiana State looking at vacant Terre Haute buildings as site for new student housing
• Police in northeastern Indiana say man surrenders after standoff lasting more than hour
• Turkey processing company scaling back its plans for new plant in southwestern Indiana
• Notre Dame moves site of its annual sale of stuff students leave behind in dorm rooms
• Drivers on Interstate 65 northwest of Indianapolis could see construction delays overnight
• Central Indiana man sentenced to prison for not telling sex partners that he had HIV
• Indiana highway agency sets public meeting to present Interstate 69 extension proposals
• Indiana's Bureau of Motor Vehicles trying to stay out of debate over specialty license plates
• Dozens of volunteers start work on upkeep for restored WWII troop docked at Evansville
• Indiana agency trying to protect shipwrecks near state's Lake Michigan shoreline
• Titanic victim memorialized with family tombstone over empty grave at S. Indiana cemetery
• Sister says northern Indiana solider faces long recovery from being shot in Afghanistan
• Investigators rule Michigan toddler's death in northern Indiana pond as accidental drowning
• Authorities identify body found on Indiana beach as that of missing Michigan man
• State finds little accounting for $526 million in Indiana tax errors; more could be found
• Niche markets help public TV, radio stations weather downturn better than commercial stations
• Television stations WISH, WSBT win Outstanding News Operation awards
• C. Ind. man arrested after 2 horses found dead, bloated at his Anderson property
• Former state-run program that promotes Indiana's artisans has become a thriving nonprofit
• IU protest of evangelical pastor's speech leads to 1 arrest on Bloomington campus
• Ind. family reunited after March tornado that injured Henryville couple, their 3 young kids
• Crowd discovers that contents of Ind. school's time capsule's contents are all wet
• Ind. man faces 43 counts for allegedly running dog-fighting training facility
• Employees recall 1987 Ind. courthouse bombing; man on trial for drug charges detonated bomb
• History buff Greg Peckinpaugh passionate about Titanic; interest in liner began in high school
• New Navy attack submarine to be named USS Indiana; 1st ship named for Indiana in half-century
• Lafayette upgrading 4 railroad crossings in hopes of winning federal OK for 'quiet zones'
• New Indiana standards exam to test students' critical thinking, provide pre-college assessment
• Car collides with school bus carrying 31 students, state police say no injuries were reported
• Entertainment industry group plans to feature lessons of Ind. stage collapse at Indy meeting
• Suspect in beating death of SE Indiana woman not in custody, authorities not releasing name
• Budget chief: Ex-bank executive Alley to take over embattled Indiana Department of Revenue
• Fire Marshall says fired that destroyed former school building in Spartanburg was arson
• Indiana Downs horse track set to close its Evansville off-track betting parlor in June
• Republican Romney to attend fundraiser in Indianapolis, first visit to state since September
• State won't make tornado-wrecked southern Indiana school make up missed school days
• Attorney: Sugarland depositions on Ind. stage collapse suggest decisions left to tour manager
• After spinal cord injury, paralyzed Indianapolis teen works to map out 'whole new life'
• Annual Boonville rabbit hunt goes to the dogs as 600 beagles, owners descend on park
• Autistic youth who struggled with speech finds his voice through Christian music
• Civil Air Patrol class at Anderson academy gives youngsters an opportunity to take flight
• State investigators find safety violations by utility crew before S. Indiana gas explosion
• 9 high schools across Indiana part of new state push to boost advanced placement classes
• Police say driver hurt when car runs into cow that wandered onto northern Indiana road
• Investigators determine body found near Ohio River casino is 59-year-old Indiana man
• Officials look to replace Congressional Gold Medal stolen from Tuskegee Airman's NW Ind. home
• Fort Wayne police say apartment resident fatally shot apparent intruder who kicked in door
• Ind. lawmakers ponder response to state's $206M tax mistake, seeking independent audit
• S. Ind. man who feds say ran cocaine ring in Ind., Ky., receives 14-year sentence
• Purdue students recognized for innovation in annual awards for entrepreneurs
• Occupy protesters disrupt IU board of trustees meeting
• Ind. officials asked to investigate congressional candidate McIntosh's residency
• Mourdock outraises Lugar through start of year in primary battle with Lugar
• Judge: Prosecutors can test 2nd blood sample from Indianapolis police officer in fatal crash
• Indiana woman's 1940s advertising artwork to find home at state historical society
• Johnson County preschool effort aims to close knowledge gap for incoming kindergartners
• Private schools benefit from 2011 education law allowing donors to direct scholarship gifts
• International restaurants walk delicate line between culinary tradition, state health codes
• Indy police praise stealth as they test uses for electric police car, but some skeptics remain
• Daniels says Ind. will share safety recommendations on temporary structures with other states
• Sugarland: No one wants to get to bottom of Ind. fair disaster more than they do
• Indiana State Fair's executive director keeping job despite report critical of emergency plans
• Review of Indiana State Fair's emergency plans finds confusion ahead of deadly stage collapse
• Many neighbors fighting request for permission for oil drilling on land near Terre Haute
• Ambulance on emergency run crashed into garage of Indianapolis church after collision with van
• Community looks at Hoosier Heartland Highway connector as vehicle for job creation
• Cadets lend a hand to help farmers prepare for planting in tornado-ravaged Indiana town
• Terre Haute 5th-graders honored for coming to aid of stricken 7-year-old student
• Ex-miner's attorney says SW Ind. waste exposure caused cancer; Alcoa denies it's responsible
• Police report finding marijuana-growing operation at NW Indiana home where 2 people killed
• State Budget Committee set to start review of Indiana's mishandling of $205 million in taxes
• Construction worker from West Lafayette killed when concrete truck flips into in-ground pool
• 2 reports on deadly Ind. stage collapse set for release Wednesday; collapse killed 7 people
• Former Indiana prison guard, reserve officer convicted of fatally shooting estranged wife
• Illinois company plans to build engine test facility at Purdue Research Park in W. Lafayette
• South Bend man accused of beating his son to death has withdrawn his insanity defense
• S. Ind. man sentenced to 10 years in prison after pleading guilty to child pornography charges
• Lugar strong after recent struggles, but Mourock more poised in sole GOP primary debate
• Inmate in federal prison in Terre Haute found guilty of murder in cellmate's death
• Terre Haute man riding scooter seriously hurt after being struck by state police cruiser
• Trial begins in dispute over Ind. coal mine where ex-miners say toxic substances made them ill
• NW Indiana native in child pornography case added to FBI's 10 most wanted fugitive list
• Authorities investigate discovery of man's body along Lake Michigan in northwest Indiana
• Interstate 69 contractor to move ahead with road closure in SW Ind. despite local concerns
• Dispute over gas lines threatens train that brings 18,000 passengers to the Indiana State Fair
• Lady Antebellum asks fans to design concert poster for Henryville tornado benefit
• State asks judge to uphold Ind. immigration law, says opponents exaggerate its police powers
• Officials looking to control development that might follow Indiana's US 31 upgrades
• Construction worker killed when concrete truck tips over into in-ground pool near Lafayette
• Indiana volunteer hopes to turn Peace Corps experience into career in education
• Police say 16-year-old boy showed off loaded pellet gun that he brought to NW Indiana school
• Student struck by car while walking to soccer fields launches campaign for safer crosswalks
• Early training, confidence in abilities to benefit new generation of tech entrepreneurs
• Meth trash found along road poses cleanup dilemma for local authorities lacking training
• Indiana National Guard leader against proposed change of planes at Fort Wayne air base
• Future uncertain for southwestern Indiana school after small district merges with neighbor
• Several thousand fewer expected for Komen's Indianapolis run after Planned Parenthood dispute
• Indy-based group that focuses on children's health issues hires Michigan woman as new leader
• Retired Air Force general to discuss energy policy and its impact on the economy and security
• Lugar, Mourdock ready to square off in lone Republican primary debate
• Gary board approves variance for former mayor Hatcher's long-planned Civil Rights Hall of Fame
• Lugar settles on spending message, attacks out-of-state interests in final primary push
• About 150 people attend memorial service for soldier who died from injuries in Afghanistan
• Indy collects $54,000 in fines from people that lacked proper permits during Super Bowl
• Authorities say they still don't have identity of man found in Ohio River near S. Ind. casino
• NW Ind. teenager pleads not guilty in hit-and-run death of Valparaiso man on a mo-ped
• E. Ind. woman pulled from lake drowned, authorities investigate why car went in lake
• Protest follows northern Indiana midwife's arrest on felony charge for not having license
• World War II airplane unable to fly still catches much attention in northern Indiana
• New trial bus route connects Anderson, Muncie with downtown Indianapolis
• Southern Indiana students preparing for 2012 National School Scrabble Championships
• Leaders of 6 venues in Fort Wayne plan joint effort on drawing bigger acts, more patrons
• Indiana State Fair Commission to receive reports about deadly stage collapse on Thursday
• Attorney for state denies Indiana prison system at fault for rape by mistakenly release inmate
• Medical-device maker Cook Group acquires Indianapolis cell, tissue processing company
• Police dog bites person working at Evansville school mistaken for burglar
• Firefighters rescue woman from 3rd-floor window as flames poured from West Lafayette townhome
• Police in Fort Wayne say federal marshal wounded in leg by gunman then shot by officers
• Animal rights group wants IU Health's research institute fined, alleging negligence to animals
• Former Rose-Hulman computer science professor takes over as new director of ACLU of Indiana
• Indiana Supreme Court orders Delaware County judges, council to mediate their dispute
• Indiana Supreme Court won't review conviction of tutor for rubbing 5-year-old boy's back
• Ryerson to retire as editor of The Indianapolis Star, stay on as part-time editorial writer
• Initial estimate indicates agency lost $350,000 on Super Bowl, less than originally expected
• NW Ind. man pleads guilty to intimidating, battering officer during a drunken driving arrest
• Woman dies after being trapped in submerged vehicle in Muncie pond for more than an hour
• Indiana University professors earn more than those at Purdue after pay freeze is lifted
• Muncie man pleads guilty to aiding in neglect of girl, 5, who weighed 28 pounds when she died
• Indiana gun shops continuing to see more buyers, with some stores worried about supply
• Warm spring tempting many Indiana farmers to plant their crops earlier than usual
• Union says Ind. right-to-work law violates its free speech rights under Supreme Court decision
• Snack-food manufacture plans to add at least 50 workers at northeastern Indiana facility
• Southern Indiana man don't giving up repair work on antique clocks even into his 80s
• Volunteers keep up ornate dollhouse marking girl's 1899 grave in eastern Indiana cemetery
• Family remains tormented decade after unsolved killing of northern Indiana car repo man
• Benefactor enables western Indiana Lions Club to restore its 19th century building
• Memorial service planned in central Indiana hometown of soldier who died from combat injuries
• FEMA to close southern Indiana disaster recovery center for tornado victims on Friday
• Vandals break classroom door windows, steal items from Catholic high school in Indianapolis
• Prosecutors say western Indiana man coerced teenagers into sexual acts he recorded online
• Teen in custody after man, woman fatally shot at home near Valparaiso in northwestern Indiana
• Agencies organize to plan long-term recovery in Indiana counties hit by tornadoes
• TSA chief Pistole to speak at dedication of new homeland security building at Vincennes U.
• SW. Ind. road's closure for I-69 work creates public safety concerns
• Members of S. Ind. church destroyed by tornado celebrate Easter service in tent
• Indiana property tax caps leave some once-wealthy schools struggling, boost others' revenue
• Healthy food can be difficult to find for northwest Indiana poor
• Advocates help victims cope with aftermath of crime
• Police arrest Logansport mayor's adult son on drug charges
• Officials say area where meth labs were found near N. Ind. school has been cleaned up
• Ind. environmental officials to discuss new rules with farmers at open house meetings
• New University of Indianapolis president has background at Georgetown, New York University
• 2 trains collide in Gary, derailing dozens of cars; firefighters say no hazardous materials
• Debate should give voters a clearer look at Ind. Senate candidates, Lugar and Mourdock
• Ind. law lowering cutoff age for receiving child may spur surge of changes to support orders
• State fair tragedy spurs Howard Co. organizers to expand severe weather, evacuation policies
• Bars in SW Ind. city adjusting to new smoking ban; Evansville's ban took effect this month
• Peeping-tom deer spooks C. Ind. residents, but deputy finds animal friendly enough to pet
• Indiana's Lost River cave system getting US protection; Feds to buy 244 acres in Indiana
• Indy woman credits neighbor with saving her family, pets from house fire
• Smaller Indiana libraries team up, share resources to stay open as tax revenues dwindle
• Former S. Ind. deputy indicted on bribery charges gets venue change
• Ind. officer injured in crash rescued by 3 local residents before his cruiser ignites
• Belonging on the wall: S. Ind. man's name to be added to Vietnam memorial
• Mild winter saves NE Ind. county salt, OT expenses because little snow-clearing needed
• IU researchers alarmed by rate of high school-age rapes, call for more education, prevention
• Environmental group: Ind. topped nation in water pollution discharges during 2010
• Republican Ind. AG backs choice of Democratic special prosecutor in petition forgery case
• FEMA: More than $2M in disaster aid to victims of Indiana storms approved so far
• Indianapolis man faces 28 counts after boy, 10, forced to have sex with mom
• Environmental, business groups worry about merger of 3 Ind. pollution boards into single panel
• Indiana State University Foundation president suddenly resigns after 5 years in post
• Public tours expected to start this summer of 1880s catacombs under downtown Indianapolis
• Leftover items from old Valparaiso Technical Institute show development of electronics
• Some fear roadside cleanups risk exposure to toxic trash from methamphetamine makers
• Southern Indiana school's robotics team keeps at work after top finish in national contest
• City officials in Indianapolis considering monthly fuel fee on workers with take-home vehicles
• Republicans question pick of Democrat as special prosecutor for Indiana petition forgery case
• Muncie police arrest man who investigators believe was training pit bulls for dog fighting
• Ex-Indiana Rep. Mark Souder back home after emergency surgery in Iowa for gallstone troubles
• Jackson Brothers plan return to their northwestern Indiana roots for concert in June
• Purdue's College of Veterinary Medicine hosts open house for public April 14
• Judicial Nominating Commission solicits applications for new judge on Indiana Court of Appeals
• Michigan City wastewater treatment plant superintendent admits Clean Water Act violations
• Indiana hosts meetings on new rules, manure restrictions for state's largest livestock farms
• Cops: Mom shoots, injures 8-year-old daughter before turning gun on herself in Ind. apartment
• Hammond man jailed after allegedly threatening to blow up NW Indiana congressman's office
• NW Indiana visitors center on dairy farming set to add new section on hog production
• New Albany diner, tornado-stricken operators embrace history, opportunity to move forward
• Economy, tax caps putting squeeze on many Indiana parks and recreation departments
• Environmental concerns spur rising number of Hoosiers to begin generating own electricity
• Greenwood man who lost wife to cancer aims to raise most money for leukemia group
• Vietnam War veteran from central Indiana has waited nearly 44 years for Silver Star
• Indiana woman organizing benefit walk for suicide prevention following husband's death
• UAW sees membership grow again at Kokomo factories after years of layoffs
• Southern Indiana couple has many memories from travels to more than 60 countries over decades
• Student found dead at Taylor University's campus; school says death appears to be accidental
• Indiana University's new Bloomington campus signs friendlier for those using GPS devices
• Northern Indiana businessman drowns during family vacation to central America's Belize
• Attorneys expect psych evaluations soon for man charged with killing S. Ind. delivery driver
• Northern Indiana amusement park working to fill 800 jobs before opening day next month
• Police say arrest driver after car hits, badly injures teacher walking near S. Ind. school
• Indiana highway department to remove political signs from state, federal rights of way
• Utility regulators to hold public hearings on Indiana Michigan Power's rate increase request
• Indy Zoo donates $91K generated by Super Bowl parking fees to elephant conservation project
• Man faces life sentence for guilty plea in murder of Indy police officer during traffic stop
• Democrats, GOP challenger Mourdock gang up on Lugar support of gas tax, oil price floor
• Inmate charged with attempted murder after Miami Correction Facility guard attacked
• 3 new walking paths at Indianapolis International Airport helps travelers gain fitness
• Cook Group might spend millions to restore 1920s movie theater in southern Indiana town
• Doctor says Indiana woman whose skull was crushed in stage collapse is making amazing recovery
• Larger USO center at central Indiana's Camp Atterbury gives soldiers a place to unwind
• Video project chronicles 'ghost towns' of northeastern Indiana's DeKalb County
• Sculptor crafting 40-foot artwork that will mounted on exterior of Evansville's new arena
• Preservation group working to restore century-old Indianapolis mansion in search for buyer
• Woodworker spends hours in western Indiana workshop carving intricate morel mushrooms
• Contractors, suppliers claim they're owed $2 million for new VA clinic in northwestern Indiana
• Former Evansville mayor joins Indianapolis office of law firm 3 months after leaving office
• Police say 5-year-old boy's foot partially severed after fall from lawn mower at C. Ind. home
• Fort Wayne civil rights group moving ahead with charter school plan despite financing worries
• Progress stalls on pair of wind farm projects proposed by developers near Lafayette
• Authorities say body found in southern Indiana woods is that of man reported missing last week
• Indiana license branches to be closed in observance of Good Friday
• April 9 is last day for Indiana voters to register, first day to cast absentee ballot
• Excise police to collect leftover or expired prescription pills for nationwide effort
• Indiana Grown program to promote state's farm goods, produce around the world
• Indianapolis center seeks volunteers to build special tower to attract chimney swifts
• Sugarland video depositions from W. Va. in deadly Indiana stage collapse slated for next week
• Ind. Gov. Daniels leaves on private trip to Israel, will meet with Netanyahu, business leaders
• Indiana governor, candidates line up behind corn ethanol, against Obama environmental rules
• IBM attorney: Indiana canceled nearly $1.4B welfare automation deal because of its budget woes
• Whirlpool to return $800K in incentives to Indian after jobs moved from Evansville
• Indiana University archaeologists keep up Caribbean shipwreck work; some artifacts on display
• Southern Indiana city trying to get rid of barge bought as planned entertainment venue
• Police hope new information generates leads into 1992 slaying of young Indiana mother
• Release of 1940 Census data opens new era for family researchers looking into ancestry
• High school team from Evansville sweeps supermileage competition with 4 prototype cars
• Knox Co. woman hopes to land former poor farm at auction, convert it into halfway house
• Former Indiana Rep. Mark Souder recovering from surgeries for gall bladder troubles
• Former Democratic county chairman in northern Indiana charged in petition forgery case
• St. Mary-of-the-Woods College fighting audit saying it should return $42M in loans, grants
• Indianapolis Zoo staying open an extra hour because of big crowd during early spring warmth
• Bronze busts at Statehouse will honor work of black lawmakers James Hinton, Julia Carson
• Indiana DNR seeking entries for 2012 edition of 'Invasion of the Weird Trees' publication
• Rushville seeking volunteers for park patrol to help curb vandalism at city facilities
• S. Ind. county may donate $100K to 5 nearby counties hard-hit by March tornadoes
• Marion County deputies to face monthly fees to pay for fuel used by their department vehicles
• Indiana Supreme Court swears in Massa as new justice, losing Justice Sullivan to law school
• Ivy Tech moving to buy 21-acre trailer park for future expansion of Lafayette campus
• Dem Donnelly rolls out policy plan in Senate race as Republicans Lugar, Mourdock slug it out
• Justice Frank Sullivan Jr. leaving Indiana Supreme Court after 19 years to join IU law faculty
• Spring's early warmth not leading to early opening for Fort Wayne Children's Zoo
• Crumbling memorial to Putnam Co. Civil War soldiers targeted for preservation effort
• Firefighters push for emergency access gates on I-69 stretch in SW Ind. without interchanges
• Muncie brothers recall World War II experiences on land, at sea, and how battle changed them
• Female teams to build Habitat home for Auburn mother, children as part of Women's Build Week
• Life-long love of art guides Columbus painter, 73, to creativity despite arthritis
• Authorities say 95-year-old woman killed in NW Indiana home in apparent murder-suicide attempt
• Gun gets through metal detectors at South Bend dance, 2 shot with non-life-threatening wounds
• Crews remove large logjam blamed for years of flooding along central Indiana waterway
• IUPUI to host summit on local food keynoted by former US agriculture official
• IU professor Pressler to receive prize for music education from queen of Spain
• Italian battery, generator company to build US headquarters in Indiana
• Indiana eighth grader to compete in national geography bee in Washington, DC
• Indy police arrest 13 for blocking road outside church while marching for Trayvon Martin
• South Bend mayor: Demoting police chief in wiretapping case toughest decision so far in tenure
• Toll on taxpayers growing in capital case of Gary man charged with killing wife, stepkids
• Indiana bat pups halt Interstate 69 work schedule until October
• Lugar's shift on health care mandates could be sign of changing times or political necessity
• Septic systems create challenges for Indiana residents trying to rebuild after tornadoes
• Egg sellers at Miami Co. farmers market say food vendor permit isn't all it's cracked up to be
• Volunteers deliver supplies for Henryville students who return to school Monday after tornado
• Former Ind. real estate agent convicted of forgery is spared prison sentence
• St. Olaf College team wins Rube Goldberg contest with 191-step contraption
• Registrations for local Race for the Cure event fall 30 percent after Planned Parenthood flap
• Ind. man indicted on Medicaid fraud charges for allegedly bilking state of $1M
• Officials trace suspected food-poisoning case that sickened at least 20 to NE Ind. eatery
• Rural Ind. couple help bring farm life to Muncie, helping to organize summer Farm Festival
• 3 N. Ind. men to face state, federal charges for trapping, killing protected raptors
• Arc marks 60 years of care, support for disabled by providing them with work at their own pace
• Kokomo school aims to reduce bus safety concerns with new parking, traffic patterns
• Ind. police: 5 arrested in Richmond's man killing; Alleged gunman arrested in Ky.
• Tornado-damaged Henryville schools to seek waiver of state's minimum instructional requirement
• Police deny crackdown as alcohol citations rise in Bloomington after student's disappearance
• Owner of closed Muncie landfill ordered to take steps to stabilize site, keep kids out
• Indiana to get $9.3M to help turn around some of its worst-performing public schools
• Lugar super PAC spending $100,000 in attack against Mourdock as outside groups flood Indiana
• SW Ind. judge clears way for Evansville smoking ban to take effect Sunday
• Tea party files complaint over AG office use in Lugar healthcare ad
• Feds targets tax preparer accused of fraud that may have cost IRS $35 million over 3 years
• 'Reality Store' teaches students stark financial lessons about earning power, life expenses
• For workers, families, hospice can be a 'comforting oasis' for those in final days
• Number of teens getting driver's licenses at 16 dropping; economy, societal factors cited
• Business booming for 22 Indiana companies certified to decontaminate meth properties
• Indiana unemployment rate drops to 8.4 percent, lowest level since end of 2008
• Documentary inspires man's pilgrimage from Crawfordsville to saint's shrine to pray for friend
• Seymour doctor who joined Guard at age 54 prepares for deployment as base's sole physician
• Relative says central Indiana store clerk recovering from being shot in face during robbery
• Electric cars donated by THINK to help cut costs of meter police, other Evansville departments
• Ceremony honors veteran, brings closure to daughter who lost father's flag in '08 tornado
• State highway department will review SW Indiana intersection where 5 killed in highway crash
• Authorities seize 25 pit bulls from possible dog-fighting operation at squalid Muncie property
• Steady lines turn out at Indiana stores to claim free tickets for $540M Mega Millions drawing
• South Bend's police chief resigns as mayor says feds investigating wiretapping of department
• Police say handcuffed man was able to choke southern Indiana deputy in scuffle for her gun
• Purdue to show first-ever English-subtitled version of documentary on Japan disaster
• Marion Co. judge will hear Lugar arguments after board ruled senator ineligible to vote
• Man charged with neglect after allegedly leaving dependent wife lying on floor for 30 days
• Indiana court to consider Friday whether Sen. Richard Lugar can vote in state's GOP primary
• Police say 5 killed on US 41 in southwestern Indiana when car runs underneath semitrailer
• Law firm pays back legal fees to Indiana school district over superintendent's big contract
• Hoosier Lottery to give free Mega Millions tickets to 540 players in 6 cities across Indiana
• Residents allowed back home near site of northeastern Indiana freight train derailment, fire
• Indiana high school sports body announces 11-stop tour to debate class system in basketball
• Return of nesting falcon pair in South Bend a tale of survival for one-legged raptor
• Greenwood board puts brakes on proposal to include downtown in cross-country bicycle route
• Anderson schools consider relaxing uniform dress code amid difficulties with compliance
• Injured family on slow road to recovery, but memories of devastating tornadoes are still fresh
• Rock band members keeping up fight over central Indiana city's 24-hours-a-day noise rules
• Some northwestern Indiana officials pushing for local ban on low-riding pants in public
• Federal gang task force helping investigate shooting of 2 young girls in northwestern Indiana
• Greeting card company eliminating 90 Indiana jobs in moving business operations to Missouri
• Police say central Indiana homeowner shoots through door at man trying to force way inside
• Hundreds of people join pair of Indiana marches deploring death of Florida teen Trayvon Martin
• 140,000 eggs donated to Fort Wayne's Community Harvest Food Bank as part of national effort
• Little Sisters of the Poor to quit operating southern Indiana nursing home after 130 years
• New statewide standardized test could be more difficult than ISTEP
• Ind. climatologist: Unseasonably warm spring to continue, with elevated risk of severe weather
• Despite noise complaints, FAA tells Columbus airport not to reduce operating hours
• Indiana Education Roundtable backs new goals to increase number of college degrees by 2025
• IU projects Indiana population to grow by 1M by 2050; most growth in Indy-Carmel metro area
• Eastern Michigan University president fired over cover up hired as Ball State administrator
• New member of Indiana Supreme Court will take oath in private ceremony next week
• Couple in need of kidney transplants touched as strangers come forward as potential donors
• Columbus teens hope to cook up honors at national restaurant management competition
• Bedford collector of war artifacts reunited with replica tank he first bought 20 years ago
• Mother's experience with son's diagnosis leads to work in autism awareness campaign
• Employee staffing, recruiting company plans to expand, add jobs at S. Indiana headquarters
• Former site of burned southern Indiana music hall to be sold at county auction
• Sheriff says 2nd man who escaped from northern Indiana jail this month is back in custody
• Fort Wayne educator planning to open all-boys charter school in city this fall
• Police close I-69 section in central Indiana after trailer full of straw catches fire
• Country trio Lady Antebellum sets prom event, benefit show for tornado-hit Indiana school
• Police in East Chicago say 2 girls, ages 10 and 11, badly wounded in drive-by shooting
• Derailed freight train cars with molten sulfur continue burning overnight in NE Indiana
• Historic landmarks group funds assessment of aging N. Ind. Jewish temple for restoration
• Indiana unemployed workers will have work-search records checked before getting extension
• United Way of Central Indiana projects record $40.6 M fundraising total for 2011
• South Bend, Elkhart, Fort Wayne each receive $2.3 million to clean up lead from at-risk homes
• Order says Sugarland's Bush must join Nettles in testifying on Ind. state fair stage collapse
• Indiana photographer asks Lugar to stop using Mourdock shot from tea party 'Hunks' calendar
• Indiana fruit growers survey orchards after cold night, hope warm weather hangs around awhile
• Ind. teenager expelled for allegedly tweeting expletive on school computer
• Ind. state lawmakers endorse Seybold in wide-open 5th district primary
• Indy towing company to pay more than $80K to repay more than 300 motorists
• Former Ind. sewage plant operator to plead guilty to water pollution violations
• Hoosier Lottery might consider online ticket sales after Illinois becomes 1st state doing so
• Panel seeks voter questions ahead of April 11 Lugar-Mourdock Indiana GOP Senate debate
• Construction of planned ballpark along I-69 in Anderson hits another financing snag
• Effort to honor fallen Indiana soldier leads to New Whiteland park that will bear his name
• Dog injured in Afghanistan finds new life in Bloomington after rescue, surgery
• Lafayette fire station museum offers glimpse into firefighting life of a century ago
• Amazon.com plans new southern Indiana distribution center after state sales tax deal
• Derailment of freight train hauling flammable materials prompts NE Indiana home evacuations
• Gary airport gets space for longer main runway with railroad agreeing for move tracks
• Suburban Indianapolis school district dropping bus fees that prompted state law banning them
• Kokomo police searching for masked gunman who shot convenience store clerk in face
• South Bend council votes 6-3 for ordinance banning job discrimination against gay, lesbians
• Daniels, Carson praise Martin University co-founder Hardin as devoted 'giant for justice'
• Indianapolis police say officer shot driver trying to run him over after high-speed chase
• Madison-Milton US 421 bridge over Ohio River to close April 25-29
• Indiana University student getting shots after bitten by rabid bat in Bloomington dorm room
• Transportation Department seeks help from Adopt-a-Highway groups in annual spring cleanup
• 2,000 march, rally in Indianapolis to demand justice for Trayvon Martin on 1-month anniversary
• Tornado siren-less Kokomo offers to sell residents weather radios for $9
• 4 arrested for allegedly looting scrap metal in tornado-stricken Clark, Washington counties
• Judge dismisses Indiana agency's claims that IBM provided false information during project
• New rules that could increase number of Indiana schools facing takeover to get more study time
• 'Repo Games' premiere on Wednesday to feature Anderson resident vying to win back car
• Struggling gay nightclub turns to auction, social media campaign to help dig out of debt
• LED lights, 'daylight harvesting' help Camp Atterbury improve energy efficiency, reduce costs
• Shelter for homeless families in Jackson County receives family-friendly makeover
• Northern Indiana authorities say 9-year-old boy died after being trapped under cornmeal pile
• Environmentalists worried about future of northwestern Indiana power plant being shut down
• IU researcher worries I-69 extension route runs too close to remains of 1830s iron foundry
• 40-foot sculpture of molecule going up along I-70 ramp near Lilly's Indianapolis headquarters
• Indiana Supreme Court returns to work this week with new leader for first time in 25 years
• Super PACs start airing attack ads in Lugar primary battle
• Indiana students selected to perform at international drama festival
• Purdue to explore future of human spaceflight and exploration at annual conference
• Portage mayor launches effort to organize volunteers in hopes of getting 10,000 hours for city
• Planned Parenthood to offer free STD testing at 19 centers across state
• Catholic priest who founded Indianapolis' Martin University dies at 78
• Ind. congressmen pledge fight to save A-10 fighter jets for Fort Wayne Air National Guard base
• Steel giant ArcelorMittal, INDOT at odds over rebuilt bridge plan not skirting railroad tracks
• Ind. prosecutor worries complaint could discourage attorneys from seeking part-time positions
• Search committee for next Purdue president keeps card close to the vest
• India's ambassador to speak at Indiana University about relations between her country and US
• Cultural, conservative battles drove dispute over Indiana Youth Group license plates
• Homelessness-prevention groups question Muncie decisions on block grants to nonprofits
• Bloomington library weighs new steps to battle increasing problems with drunkenness, arrests
• Groups want horses banned at nature preserve, say trails not suited for bikes, equines
• Marches to show solidarity against Trayvon Martin shooting set for Indianapolis, South Bend
• Head of state police lab to become head of Ind. Department of Toxicology
• Ind. Court of Appeals orders new trial for woman who claimed she shot husband in self-defense
• Fort Wayne wetlands project includes fence to keep Asian carp from reaching Great Lakes
• Indiana reaches settlement with company over political robo-calls
• Superintendent says 2011 Martinsville school shooting destroyed city's innocence
• Allen County Public Library going paperless to cut costs; reminders to go out by phone, email
• Indianapolis police officer injured in crash while responding to accident
• 2 men injured when small plane crashes in southern Indiana
• Warm March means early start to bug season - both butterflies and wasps take to the skies
• USDA warns of fake faxes and phone calls requesting personal information
• Cummins-fueled boom driving up demand for Columbus rental housing, increasing rates
• Ind. counties see spike in number of prescription drug overdose deaths as national rate climbs
• Private schools confident they can compete with free full-day kindergarten programs
• Indiana financial adviser sentenced to 10 years for running $7.1M Ponzi scheme
• Indy's former Super Bowl host committee president to become new head of Indiana Sports Corp.
• Daniels appoints former counsel Mark Massa to fill Indiana Supreme Court vacancy
• Teen charged as an adult with 5 counts of attempted murder after canal shooting
• Former Muncie Central principal sentenced to 120 days for failing to report student's rape
• Police say 4 people arrested after gunfire in small northern Indiana city kills man
• Franklin crash survivor works to rebuild short-term memory, looks ahead to graduation, college
• Vincennes to enlist author to help with effort to place 2 parks on national historic register
• Effort to add gender, sexual orientation to human rights ordinance returns in South Bend
• Task force expects to soon give mayor proposals for future uses of closed Evansville arena
• World Water Day experts say time has come to be proactive about cleaning up Great Lakes
• Fort Wayne officer fired for wearing uniform while working at hot dog stand, other violations
• Indiana Libertarians set to nominate former 'Survivor' star Boneham for governor
• 12 people forced from South Bend apartment building after car plows into front entrance
• Crews tearing down 150-foot-tall smokestacks once part of southern Indiana ammunition plant
• Terre Haute police arrest man after brother left dead for possibly weeks inside apartment
• Manufacturer plans to expand operations in northeastern Indiana, possibly adding 120 jobs
• Teen arrested on attempted murder charges for shooting that wounded 5 in downtown Indianapolis
• Ind. judge holds hearing on request to compel Sugarland to testify on stage collapse lawsuits
• Jackson calls Gary first major urban stop for civil rights, calls Hatcher national hero
• Outdoor allergies can be controlled by limiting exposure during peak pollen season
• Ind. requires more disclosure on school superintendent pay
• Obama approves federal storm aid to state, localities for government services
• S. Ind. mom who lost legs protecting kids from tornado rehabbing well, might go home by Monday
• Man charged with impersonation, theft after posing as relief worker in storm-stricken S. Ind.
• Indiana Supreme Court: State can't withhold welfare without full explanation
• McIntosh gets Club endorsement in heated GOP primary, Gov. Christie backing Brooks in contest
• Volunteer observers sought to gather weather data to help forecasters, residents
• Lawsuit in deadly Indianapolis school bus crash claims seat belts could have stopped injuries
• Greenwood program turns to 4-legged therapist to help reach troubled teens, children
• Indiana native leaving US Capitol behind as he retires from job as House parliamentarian
• Kokomo education center's gardening program helps students, community reap benefits
• 1 of 6 Ind. champion wrestling team members accused of assaulting teammate admits delinquency
• Lilly Endowment gives Indiana Association of United Ways $3.15M for storm relief, recovery
• Sheriff seeks dismissal of officer involved in 5 crashes, 1 on way to remedial driving class
• Neighbor's complaints land garage band a ticket, put Kokomo noise ordinance under scrutiny
• Cummins prepping steel-plated 'Storm Chasers' mobile video lab for new tornado season
• Inmate pleading guilty to charges of sending anthrax hoax to federal judge in Indiana
• Volunteer gardeners beautify sites along Indiana roadways through adopt-a-spot programs
• Catholic schools in northern Indiana suspend monetary offers for new student referrals
• Ex-Indiana University employee pleading guilty to vandalism tied to anti-Jewish damage spree
• Some Indianapolis council members making new push to include bars in city's smoking ban
• Child pornography charges filed over camera found hidden in Indiana high school boys locker room
• Ind. anti-abortion group picks Mourdock over Lugar in GOP Senate primary
• Indianapolis attorney pleads guilty to theft; prosecutors say she took nearly $600,000
• People, retailers have until Sunday to dispose of synthetic drugs at state police posts
• April 10 deadline looms to return forms to stay on developmental disability waiver wait lists
• Mortgage lenders' settlements with Indiana to generate $4M in annual heating aid to homeowners
• Sugarland wants to wait until May to testify in lawsuits over stage collapse that killed 7
• Longtime sports journalist Tim Ethridge named editor of Evansville Courier & Press
• Indiana Court of Appeals orders new trial for woman convicted in son's death
• Conner Prairie in central Indiana to take cues from video games in renovation of park
• Daniels signs bill laying out when Ind. residents can resist illegal entry by police officers
• Northern Indiana man found after being trapped under tree branch for 6 days in fair condition
• Purdue University's presidential search committee violates state access law with late notice
• Police still searching for signs of northwestern Indiana doctor year after her disappearance
• Early planters, beware: Record March temperatures are no insurance against a spring frost
• Terre Haute pond restocked with trout as park crews continue preparing for reopening
• 'This is Indiana' video creators enjoying success of IU's basketball season, NCAA run
• Growth at Columbus airport boosts business but fuels neighbors' frustration about noise
• Henryville elementary students return to class in temporary space after storm destroyed school
• Sen. Lugar appeals ruling that he can't use former Indianapolis home for voter registration
• Water to drinking fountains, restrooms still off at Fort Wayne parks despite warm spell
• Officials say 1 man killed in fire that spread to 4 houses in Evansville neighborhood
• Advocacy group for gay youth decides to seek legal help in fight over Indiana specialty plate
• 9-month-old Evansville boy badly burned inside van from fire possibly started by his brother
• Valparaiso president to shave head to raise money, raise awareness of childhood cancer
• Indiana DNR buys nearly 3,500 acres from Indiana Michigan Power, signs site-management deal
• National Weather Service plans to issue test tornado warnings across Indiana on Wednesday
• Gary-Chicago Int'l Airport halfway toward earning $1M FAA award for passenger milestone
• Henryville residents urged to apply for aid as town shifts to long tornado recovery phase
• A roundup of recent editorials from Indiana newspapers
• Fort Wayne man dies after van he was driving was struck by sheriff's cruiser heading to crash
• Little Nashville Opry manager pleads not guilty in arson that destroyed S. Indiana music hall
• Fort Wayne airport has new executive director with leader for 8 years leaving for Ohio job
• Central Indiana county pulls back financial support for factories whose plans have fizzled
• Retired FBI agent recalls love for job despite horror of some of the most difficult cases
• Mental health exams completed for N. Ind. man charged with fatal beating of 10-year-old son
• INDOT installing highway signs to help drivers time their commutes around Indianapolis
• Botulism outbreak claims 5 Reddington horses, sickens others; owner awaiting tests on hay
• Terre Haute fire that killed mother, 2 children, leads to new smoke detector program
• Northern Indiana county rejects moving plans for company that grinds wood into animal bedding
• Fast-growing Fishers gets clearance for November referendum on plan to form city government
• Evansville police say man forced girlfriend at gunpoint into truck, shot self during chase
• Gov. Daniels ready to sign changes to Indiana's automatic tax refund, inheritance tax
• Northwestern Indiana man denies causing fatal injuries to girlfriend's 7-month-old son
• Notre Dame to present Laetare Medal to former Catholic Relief Services president Ken Hackett
• New Ind. firewood rules take effect ahead of start of camping season to combat invasive pests
• Indianapolis police say they believe a 16-year-old fired shots that wounded 5 other teenagers
• Court upholds 30-day suspension for SE Ind. police officer's comments about civil rights
• Chicago man in critical condition after jumping out of car during a domestic dispute
• Tornado-hit Indiana district finishing plans for Wednesday return for elementary students
• Indy airport chief leaving to pursue other interests after 3 years of growth, controversy
• Number of Ind. high schools that fail to graduate more than 60 percent of students cut in half
• Retiring Indiana Supreme Court chief justice honored for service to state, legal community
• McDermott calls planning job intriguing, but says he still has much to do as Hammond mayor
• State police say 373 people arrested on DUI arrests during St. Patrick's Day crackdown
• Gov. Daniels signs public access, nepotism bills, still weighing police entry measure
• Muncie schools officials say student discipline better under new rules set after rape report
• Police arrest man on charges of shooting 2 people at bar in western Indiana town
• Small Ind. theaters stay the course as industry braces for face costly switch to digital films
• Building rentals helping cash-strapped school districts in Franklin, elsewhere pad bottom line
• Debate over euthanasia for space practice focuses attention on no-kill animal shelters
• Muncie's Wayside Mission struggling to stay afloat since 2010 death of chairwoman
• Gov. Mitch Daniels set to sign Indiana's 1st statewide smoking restrictions into law
• Indiana's mild winter means fewer potholes, giving street departments break in repair costs
• Fort Wayne police chief says officer justified in shooting man trying to take stun gun
• Firefighters rescue 2 men, 5-year-old boy whose boat became stranded near South Bend dam
• Electrical substation explosion cuts power to many around Purdue University campus
• DNR: number of deer killed by hunters down nearly 4 percent, but population is thriving
• Hoosier students to compete for place in 2012 National Geography Bee
• Prom dress charity drive sends extra gowns to southern Indiana towns hit by tornadoes
• Daniels approves plan to designed to battle expensive 'credit creep' at state colleges
• State police say 3 people wounded in series of shootings in southwestern Indiana
• Investigators still don't know why Mich. pilot passed out before 2009 Ind. plane crash
• Madison County councilman says explicit emails were ruse intended to expose corruption
• Kidney-pancreas transplant would cure Evansville woman's diabetes
• Officials in NW Indiana county to weigh farmer's plan to build biomass plant, sell electricity
• 'Survivor' star lobbies eastern Ind. Libertarians to seek support for gubernatorial campaign
• Charitable groups tap rising grain prices, urge Ind. farmers to donate grain instead of cash
• Debate over licensing for faith-based daycares pits regulation against religious concerns
• Lugar-Mourdock race takes center stage as Indiana's campaign silly season begins in earnest
• Family, friends, classmates attend funeral for kindergartner killed in Ind. school bus crash
• Northern Indiana traffic stop uncovers suspects in potential ring of car thefts
• Fellowship helps put more math and science teachers in Midwest classrooms
• Muncie man sentenced to 60 years in prison for documenting years of sexual abuse
• Head of Ind. child death investigations resigns over issues with Department of Child Services
• Police in northern Indiana on lookout for 2 inmates who escaped from Wabash County Jail
• 3 more bones found in cemetery dirt pile, believed to be from disturbed graves
• Facebook pages reunite tornado victims with photos, other lost belongings
• Authorities: Police shoot Fort Wayne man during scuffle following police chase
• Richmond police: Baby hospitalized after falling 20 feet from apartment window
• Indiana State faculty say they want more input in university's cost-savings proposals
• After century-long absence, breeding pairs of bald eagles are slowly returning to Indiana
• Indy airport chief's travel expenses draw scrutiny as new board president eyes policy changes
• Equalized fees on landlines, cellphones might not resolve concerns over Indiana's 911 funding
• Indi. mother who lost parts of both legs protecting kids from tornado released from hospital
• Young boy found wandering parking lot in Indianapolis an hour after mother was arrested
• BMV strips gay support group, 2 others of specialty plates for rewarding contributions
• Lafayette man pleads guilty in beating death, will still stand trial on other related charges
• Warm winter cuts into northern Ind. county's parks budget as skiing, tubing runs rarely open
• Central Indiana casino fined for mistaken promotions, alcohol violations
• Indiana attorney general sues former township trustee over $97K in allegedly misused funds
• Charter school says 26 students were on board bus when it crashed into pillar, killing 2
• GOP Sen. Connie Lawson named new Indiana secretary of state to replace ousted White
• Ind. school district expected to end bus fees that outraged parents, refinance to raise money
• No. Indiana man seeking public defender tells judge he supports himself by selling drugs
• Supporters say Indiana's public access law would be stronger with provision to fine violators
• Indiana Supreme Court to hear challenge that claims school voucher law is unconstitutional
• Summery temperatures no cause for concern, says NWS meteorologist
• USDA to discuss flap over Ind. food bank prayers with state officials, food bank
• Fort Wayne priest accused of sexual misconduct with teen a decade ago receives online support
• New high-stakes reading test for 3rd-graders draws praise, concern from Indiana educators
• Kokomo plans summer weekend art market to showcase talent, make downtown a destination
• Former House Speaker Hastert will give commencement speech at Trine University in May
• Ind. woman charged in father's fire death undergoing psychiatric treatment
• Supplies arrive at temporary school site for S. Ind. students displaced by March 2 tornadoes
• Fiery semi crash closes eastbound Interstate 70 east of Indy; driver in serious condition
• Bar Association to offer free legal help to tornado victims
• Retiring Indiana chief justice to be honored in ceremony at Statehouse
• Lightning strike injures 4 members of southern Indiana high school girls softball team
• N. Ind. prosecutor seeks death penalty in killing of an 81-year-old woman during home robbery
• Mom helps police nab Indy man for promoting trafficking of 14-year-old runaway as prostitute
• Indiana company denies Daniels' claim it is adding jobs because of new right-to-work law
• Indiana woman charged with murder and feticide asks Supreme Court to order charges be dropped
• Logging accident kills Bartholomew County businessman clearing timber on farm
• Forensic anthropologist to determine whether more bones found in cemetery are human
• N. Ind. RV museum reaches debt-restructuring deal giving it more time to pay off loans
• Tornado-ravaged Ind. county's residents urged to conserve water during supply tank repairs
• Tippecanoe Co. schools drop proposal to charge students for high school diplomas, covers
• Mother of firefighter killed in February crash seeks upgrade of road where crash occurred
• Kokomo student's research aims to purify water, save fish from mining pollution
• Popular Whiteland barbershop gets makeover from community as owner tends to ill wife
• News of improving job climate is little consolation to AM General worker laid off 3 years ago
• Indiana woman joins medical tourism trend as she heads to India for cheaper surgery
• Bloomington food collection venture helps agency's clients, community's needy residents
• Communities banking on youth sports complexes to boost tax base, capitalize on travel industry
• Gaston pastor battles state deadline to save former tavern now being used as church
• Ind. woman accused in drowning death of son, 3, to undergo psychiatric exams
• Ind. judge declares mistrial in triple murder case after jury selection stalls
• Scammers impersonating Red Cross workers in tornado-stricken southern Indiana
• Central Indiana school district dropping wind turbine plan after objections from residents
• Daniels signs law extending time that military families can receive state aid
• Utilities can turn off power to people who qualified for LIHEAP but are behind in their bills
• Indiana panel approves new water quality rules to reduce pollution
• GOP hopeful Pence starts Ind. 'listening' tour; policy proposals have seeped out infrequently
• Daniels asks Obama for federal aid to cover most government response to S. Indiana tornadoes
• Police investigate cause of explosion of vacant house in Gary that injured real estate agent
• Marysville tornado victims could be forced to replace septic systems before repairing homes
• Indy police sergeant seeking
• 3 Anderson workers fired after probe finds violations tied to relatives receiving HUD funds
• Man pleads guilty in Indianapolis police officer's killing; deal calls for life, no parole
• Prosecutors add more charges against NW Ind. man in hit-and-run death of jail guard
• Social media, lack of data make it difficult for Indiana schools to track, stop bullying
• Therapy dog proves a good audience for young Bloomington readers as they develop their skills
• Volunteers step up to fill in the gaps left by layoffs at Greenwood's public library
• Judge finds teenager accused of sexually assaulting a teammate at a N. Ind. high school guilty
• N. Ind. playground to be rebuilt after 2011 fire with fire-resistant, metal equipment
• Indiana man faces sentencing in drug-related slayings of 5 people in rural SE Ind.
• Ind. woman reunited with her dog year after it vanished; dog brought in as stray had microchip
• EPA: 32 companies, Terre Haute to foot most of $1.5M cleanup of hazardous waste disposal site
• Ind. panel to vote on new water quality rules that were 5 years in the works
• Chicago man gets 50 years for raping woman, 89, in her Gary home
• Indiana residents can turn in outdated or unwanted prescription drugs, vitamins this weekend
• Indiana opens tornado recovery center in Holton to help with federal relief applications
• Indiana's long-term jobless ineligible for extended benefits because of dip in state rate
• NTSB: Failed landings at Mich. airport in June preceded plane crashing into garage, killing 2
• Ind. officials say they can't afford to add seat belts to buses after fatal crash
• Indiana governor calls for 'reunion tour' of Simpson-Bowles national debt report
• Michigan City man charged with punching daughter's coach until he lost consciousness
• Ind. settles with teachers union money adviser, expects Oct. hearing in fraud case
• Officials in NW Ind. investigate bones found near berm in cemetery already facing a takeover
• Indiana makes emergency food stamps available to storm victims in 10 southern Ind. communities
• Brownsburg rugby coach killed when pickup collides with freight train
• Ind. Supreme Court publicly reprimands former Marion County prosecutor Brizzi over statements
• Purdue: Nearly 500 students lack proof that they have received measles immunization
• Art program gives young offenders at Logansport facility a glimpse of life beyond bars
• Tornado-ravaged Indiana town clears debris, works to find its new definition of 'normal'
• Knox County program gives adults second chance at diplomas, stable work opportunities
• Crocheting for a cause: Terre Haute inmates making baby blankets for hospital newborns
• Fatal Ind. school bus crash could reignite debate over mandatory seat belts
• E. Ind. man found dead in Whitewater River after caller tells police man fell into river
• N. Ind. woman, 77, dies 5 days after being attacked by fellow nursing home resident
• Mother of Ind. girl, 5, who died in school bus crash victim speaks out
• S. Ind. commissioner pushes to invalidate Bloomington panel's vote embracing I-69 extension
• Lugar tours tornado-damages southern Indiana, president sends FEMA relief
• Command at Camp Atterbury south of Indianapolis changes hands among National Guard officers
• Evansville private clubs, bars file lawsuits seeking exemptions from city's smoking ban
• Minor Indiana school reforms find last-minute success attached to state fair funding measure
• Indiana, FEMA to open storm disaster recovery center in Sellersburg to get aid to victims
• Men burning furniture in yard to kill bedbugs set Indianapolis house ablaze
• S. Indiana food pantry loses right to distribute surplus commodities over prayer invitations
• Mothers who lost children in military service plan to send 82 WWII vets to DC memorial
• Morning blaze destroys former school building in Spartanburg; investigators seeking cause
• Daniels: Feds readjust employment numbers, say Indiana added 16,000 more jobs in 2011
• SW Ind. city's sophisticated fire truck proves problem-plagued, often out of service
• Ind. equine sanctuary pairs horse lovers with animals in need as depressed economy takes toll
• Workers who dealt with radiation at WWII plant in Fort Wayne sought for compensation program
• Video blasting tea party activists illustrates rift in Madison County Republican ranks
• Year-long process to close hospital to culminate this week with move of equipment, patients
• Police: N. Ind. man had 19 'one-pot' meth labs in home and was 'cooking' with son inside home
• Most recent bones found in Gary aren't human; remains found earlier appear to be human
• Police: 1 child, school bus driver killed in school bus crash on Indianapolis' east side
• Wake held for N. Ind. officer killed in hit-and-run crash that injured 3 co-workers
• Ind. appeals court upholds ruling against Terre Haute firefighters passed over for promotions
• C. Ind. School bus driver accused of child molestation, exploitation
• Facebook page helps tornado survivors track down items they lost in storms
• Purdue students make device that lets guitarists make distorted sounds without 'wah' pedal
• Monroe County building gets grant to add 220 solar panels
• Indiana accepting applications for 2012 Mr., Miss Indiana Math and Science
• Remains of SW Indiana teen missing 3 months found in cornfield near where he disappeared
• Fort Wayne evicts 10-15 Occupy protesters from camp so park can be readied for spring use
• Report: 8 of the 13 people killed in southern Indiana tornadoes were in mobile homes
• Ogden Dunes residents back home after brush fire prompted evacuations
• Sculpture makes 2 sandhill cranes permanent residents of SW Indiana wildlife area Goose Pond
• Friends back home follow Northern Indiana woman's battle in Cyprus for custody of children
• Just 7 of 500-plus tested for tuberculosis in Howard County after possible exposure
• Purdue research team gets $750k grant to develop cheaper solar cell, boost efficiency
• Indiana economy seeing steady rebound, but high gas prices, other worries could stall recovery
• Plane that dropped paratroopers over Normandy during D-Day invasion to be restored in Ind.
• Indiana couple gives up dream home to launch alpaca venture in Jennings County
• Ind. lawmakers push sprawling spending and education measure in final hours of 2012 session
• Commission hopes to see increase in graduation rates, degrees at Indiana colleges
• Gov. Daniels hones light touch in final dance with Indiana lawmakers, wins right-to-work
• Ind. man sentenced for killing father in argument over wet bathroom floor
• South Bend Tribune must take down stories about DCS calls, appeals court rules
• Bloomington physician pleads guilty to federal health care fraud, drug distribution charges
• Former Indiana cop charged with assisting wife's suicide pleads guilty to lesser charge
• Camm's lawyers seek to have prosecutor who was removed barred from helping his replacement
• N. Ind. man faces hit-and-run charges after killing officer, wounding 3 others
• 3 Kokomo families touched by rare nerve disease try to raise awareness of illness
• Volunteers, official and unofficial, swarm southern Indiana following fatal tornado outbreak
• Sculpture of legendary hoops coach John Wooden draws mixed reviews in Indianapolis
• President Obama signs disaster declaration for 6 southern Indiana counties
• Surveillance cameras installed at 2 Muncie middle schools in wake of high school assault
• Volunteers, official and unofficial, swarm southern Indiana following fatal tornado outbreak
• Indiana legislators approve money for state fair stage collapse victims, full-day kindergarten
• Greenwood plan for library fee for non-district residents raises concerns among retirees
• Ex-Newburgh resident Rosenbaum returns to shoot new film in southwestern Indiana
• Indiana legislators gives final approval to bill laying out when people might resist police
• Obama approves aid for 6 Indiana counties hit by tornadoes
• Indiana lawmakers approve plan for phasing out state inheritance tax over next decade
• Indiana lawmakers approve right-to-work, smoking ban, stage regulations in 2012 session
• Bloomington planning officials approve I-69 extension with narrow vote after 4-hour debate
• Indiana Senate approves statewide smoking ban that exempts bars, sends bill to the governor
• E. Chicago schools treasurer charged with accepting home repairs in exchange for contracts
• Southern Indiana casino reports boost in revenue after Ohio River bridge reopening
• 8 Central Ind. students could face charges for senior prank that left school with water damage
• Lawyer says client who shot pizza delivery man, 1 other wasn't sane at time of spree
• Lawmakers ready moratorium, study of specialty license plates after gay group targeted
• Purdue prof. accused of making anti-Muslim remarks says paper's cartoon of him is anti-Semitic
• Southern Indiana man regains sight in eye 61 years after basketball injury
• Notre Dame students, faculty renew push for legal protections for gays, lesbians on campus
• State fines N. Indiana fertilizer distribution plant, welding company after October explosion
• Connersville residents saddened, disappointed after Carbon Motors denied federal loan
• New C. Ind. animal rescue fund director stays busy watching out for animals' welfare
• S. Ind. students use tulip sprouts to track spring's arrival for international project
• Ind. students raise money for Holocaust museum, learn about community service
• Bloomington panel to vote on whether to add Monroe County section of I-69 extension to plan
• Police: Man accused of stealing TV from store asked clerk for help in fleeing the store
• Tornado-ravaged S. Indiana district devises plan to return students to classes by late March
• NW Ind. county launches website where people can look up land deeds, mortgages, other records
• Used cars, Internet scams among top consumer complaints, Ind. attorney general says
• IU's Jacobs School of Music adds Grammy-winning Pacifica Quartet to faculty
• Indiana lawmakers drop tax credit changes for Rockport coal gas plant after Daniels steps in
• Ind. sheriff blames paperwork error for jail's 3rd mistaken release of inmate in 5 weeks
• Lilly Endowment gives $3M to American Red Cross to help disaster victims, improve readiness
• Sponsors of weakened Indiana smoking ban bill uncertain on votes to pass proposal
• Daniels wants federal aid for Clark, Jefferson, Ripley, Scott, Warrick, Washington counties
• Storm damages in SE Ind.'s Jefferson Co. tagged at more than $5M, 32 homes damaged, destroyed
• Statewide donations to Ind. tornado victims could increase due to proximity, media coverage
• DNA linked Indianapolis man to unsolved October fatal stabbing of grandfather in Lafayette
• Ind. awards $63M in contracts for Heartland corridor project as warm weather aids work crews
• Prosecutor says 2 N. Ind. sheriff's deputies who fatally shot man were justified, no charges
• Indiana man sentenced to 24 years in prison for role in shooting over oregano sold as pot
• Fort Wayne police keep close eye on evidence during monthlong move to City-County Building
• Hometown fans adopt colors of Zeller brothers as they prepare for NCAA tournament run
• Anderson volunteer logs more than 2,000 hours in a year at hospital that treated husband
• For many IU students, this year's spring break trips won't involve a day at the beach
• Person of interest in custody in hit-and-run that killed northwest Indiana correction officer
• New, gently used books sought for S. Ind. school district's tornado-damaged libraries
• More than 500 Kokomo-area residents tested for TB following possible exposure at 2 sites
• Ind. judge rejects man's request for early release to care for late girlfriend's 2 children
• Former Ind. high school football coach faces charges for allegedly choking student
• Tornado-ravaged S. Ind. school district eyes 2 temporary school sites for its 1,200 students
• Industrial screws flatten tires on 8 cars on Interstate 70 near Terre Haute
• Upgraded distribution center for women's clothing stores could bring 135 jobs to Greencastle
• Indiana lawmakers face decisions on statewide smoking ban, money issues in session's last days
• Family offers up to $20,000 reward for information on disappearance of NW Ind. doctor
• Energy Department rejects federal loan sought by startup police car maker in Connersville
• Ind. tea partiers try to pull Lugar from May ballot with lawsuit
• Sheriff: SUV accelerated before striking jogging jail officers, killing 1, injuring 3 others
• NE Ind. coroner says 9-year-old Fort Wayne girl died of blunt force, suffocation Injuries
• Ind. officials: Tornadoes that killed 13 also injured at least 77 people
• Air Force proposes eliminating 152 jobs at Fort Wayne base as part of change of mission
• Anderson eyes changes to downtown corridors to draw more visitors, investors downtown
• Restoration work under way on historic Higgins boat in Evansville, home of WWII warship
• Mild winter, roller-coaster temperatures complicate planting season for Indiana farmers
• Peru eyes change in tax-relief formula as way to offset nearly $800,000 in budget cuts
• Man gets 2 years of home detention for 2009 crash that caused woman to lose unborn child
• Missing SE Ind. motorist's body found in river; his car was 1 of 4 involved in bridge crash
• N. Ind. jail officer killed, 3 hurt by hit-and-run driver who struck jogging officers
• N. Ind. health officials investigate whether man's death was linked to recalled shrimp
• Indiana lawmakers adopt early 19th century rifle made by state's first sheriff as state rifle
• Ind. lawmakers place limit on credits needed to graduate from public colleges
• 'One Stop Shop' brings Indiana government, agency services closer to tornado victims
• Weather Service: Single tornado killed 10 in S. Indiana, stretched 49 miles into Kentucky
• Little Nashville Opry manager charged with arson; 2009 blaze leveled 2,000-seat concert hall
• Indy police bust suburban city councilman soliciting for sex
• Mourdock picks up NRA endorsement over Lugar in Republican Senate primary
• Rolls-Royce to open $42M plant in Indianapolis; project expected to create 100 jobs
• Sewage backup ousts N Ind. family of 12 from their home after roots block sewer line
• Health officials: Visitors to central Indiana spa, Laundromat should get tuberculosis test
• Pollution-reduction movement fuels decade of growth at Cummins Emissions Solutions
• Radio station contest helps reunite Indiana woman, father after nearly 24-year separation
• Delphi church facing ouster, demolition for highway project will have 1 final Easter service
• Bison herd proves a popular attraction as it changes northwestern Indiana farm landscape
• Man gets 2 years for spitting on Ind. jail guard while strapped in chair in padded cell
• NE Ind. election board rejects candidate for including nickname 'Legalize Marijuana' on ballot
• Mobile home park where Ind. girl, 9, was killed, dismember will be sold in April auction
• Authorities say Michigan man was in child pornography ring that traded photos of kids and babies
• SW Ind. neighbor called hero for rescuing woman, 96, from burning home hit by lightning
• SW Ind. man sentenced to 3 years for helping Ky. woman in home arson and insurance scam
• C. Ind. county to demolish fairgrounds' deteriorating grandstand, built in 1948 following fire
• Nearly 70 cats removed from condemned N. Ind. home filled with cat feces
• Ind. property owners, managers asked to register available housing in storm-affected areas
• Indiana lawmakers working on deals for tax, spending issues as 2012 session nears end
• Federal emergency officials to visit Henryville to assess tornado damage in southern Ind. town
• Indiana, Kentucky agree on tolls for 3 bridges over Ohio River in Louisville metro area
• Remains found near Marion identified as those of Noblesville woman who disappeared last June
• Sponsor of Indiana smoking ban bill says it shouldn't prevent tougher local ordinances
• South Bend police, Notre Dame join mapping system to keep public more informed of crime trends
• Property owners say interest in commercial, industrial sites rising as recession's sting eases
• Crayfish research leads Bloomington man to name, describe new species in Indiana, elsewhere
• Greenwood airport looks to used Super Bowl traffic as building block for more business
• Marine unit from Terre Haute to deploy to Norway to take part in 16-nation NATO exercise
• Police: Ind. man confesses to killing of grandfather, 84, found dead in October
• Legislature has moment of silence honoring victims of deadly tornadoes in southern Indiana
• Ind. woman says she had no choice but to help accused killer
• Snow complicates cleanup in tornado-ravaged S. Ind., covering up storm debris
• Ind. man says his wife lost parts of both her legs saving their 2 kids from deadly tornado
• Indiana Civil Rights Commission gets $250k federal grant to promote fair housing
• Southern Indiana city receives federal grant to repair hill damaged by landslide
• Indiana selects 6 cities, 1 town as finalists for Stellar Communities program
• Shepard to remain as acting Indiana chief justice until new justice is named to Supreme Court
• Fishers man punches up business with home-based business built around guitar pick tool
• Franklin high school program aims to help at-risk students catch up, graduate on time
• Officials preparing to allow more volunteers into Indiana towns devastated by tornadoes
• Volunteer coordination center established to help in Indiana towns hit by tornadoes
• Utility uncertain how long it will take to restore electricity after Indiana tornadoes
• New outreach at Gary's Campagna Academy opens doors to youths in need, foster families
• Agency finds determining poverty rate in Muncie, elsewhere a complex process
• Priest urges churchgoers in tornado-hit Indiana town to choose hope over despair
• Weather service says early evidence shows EF-4 tornado damage in Clark, Jefferson counties
• Daviess Co. church, former president's home in Vincennes receive 'endangered places' grants
• Enrollment growth stretches Ivy Tech, prompts cost-cutting, 'redesign' to meet student needs
• Confidentiality shrouding child welfare cases scrutinized as officials debate best approach
• Wave of legislator retirements will give Indiana House new look, could boost lobbyists
• Marshals serve many roles as they keep law, order thriving in Indiana's small towns
• Just desserts: S. Indiana restaurant finds success by letting patrons name their own price
• Weather service says Indiana town hit by EF-4 and a smaller tornado; recovery, cleanup begin
• Hoosiers can help southern Indiana storm survivors by contributing cash, officials say
• Police: Indiana U. student from Taiwan found dead; no sign of foul play
• Authorities remove 31 cats from squalid Fort Wayne home, say at least 15 remain inside
• Naturalists say bald eagles seen nesting near Indiana Dunes State Park for 1st time since 1897
• New Trine entrepreneur program aims to turn students' ideas into startup businesses
• Daniels declares disaster emergency in 11 counties, says storm preparations saved lives
• South Bend mayor forms task force to find solutions to growing issue of abandoned houses
• New INDOT system helps state track down those who cause crash damage, collect payment
• Smoking bans picking up steam across US as public attitudes shift, smoking rates decline
• Indiana Rep. begins coordinating with FEMA in response to deadly storms across southern Ind.
• Candidates for governor praise response to tornado damage in southern Indiana
• Daniels says he'll travel to tornado-ravaged southern Indiana to assess damage Saturday
• Indiana governor seeks stricter smoking ban, but will accept exemption for bars
• Indiana House leaders avoid a vote as Republicans split over collection of online sales taxes
• Indiana governor attacks Democrats, media, over criticism of child protection on his watch
• Severe storms move into southwest Indiana, leaving trail of damage
• Items confiscated from airline passengers have netted Indiana $53K since 2009
• Retiring Rep. Burton endorses Seybold in crowded Republican May primary to succeed Burton
• Attorney: Lotto winner is Shelbyville woman, 70, not another woman's estranged husband
• Grocers' stories, history to be focus of Cass County documentary on family markets
• Kokomo preschool students "Get a Move On" in daily dance program designed to fight obesity
• St. Mary-of-the-Woods uses horses in therapy in Indiana's only equine studies program
• Garden enlists youths to help provide fresh produce for clients of Bloomington food pantry
• Debate over S. Ind. historic house reveals racist provision in original owner's deed
• N. Ind. city OKs solar power generating plant; 4,500-panel plant faces 1 more hurdle
• NE Ind. county OKs project for 80 wind turbines; project would be in southern Wells County
• NIPSCO names O'Leary utility's new president; post had been eliminated in 2008
• S. Ind. city boosts patrols after BB gun shootings shatter windows in numerous cars
• Feb. cold snap boosted W. Ind. park's syrup production after concerns of mild winter's impact
• Gary utilty worker finds human skull along street
• New survey says 20 percent of Ind. households struggled to afford food last year
• Indiana attorney general sues 2 Arizona companies over Super Bowl home rentals
• Former University of Notre Dame professor asks federal judge to dismiss 7-count indictment
• Gov. will address child protection workers, agency criticized for spat of child deaths
• Fight over tuition rates for illegal immigrants derails education bill amid backlash worries
• Survivors of deadly 2005 southern Ind. tornado wonder what happened to storm shelter plans
• EEOC sues Celadon, claims trucking firm rejected qualified applicants it perceived as disabled
• Anderson man denied share of tax refund arrested for strangling girlfriend, stabbing 9 dogs
• Businessman Wallace ends longshot bid for Indiana governor after being denied spot on ballot
• Ind. Senate approves measure requiring stage inspections following state fair tragedy
• Indiana honors 20 schools for having largest percentage of students with high academic growth
• Earlham College creating endowments for capital projects, Jewish studies
• Purdue preparing to hire campus' first director of gay, lesbian student services, issues
• NE Indiana company owned by former auction house owner Kruse, wife files for bankruptcy
• Indiana House votes 74-24 in favor of bill laying out when people justified to resist police
• Documentary, book recount historic Gold and Glory Sweepstakes, African-American racing
• Term limits bring end to Coots family's century-long legacy as Clark County coroner
• Makeover planned to help return historic Lafayette neighborhood to its 19th-century glory
• 2 school districts to participate in pilot program to develop merit-based teacher pay system
• Park Service: Dunes National Lakeshore visitors spent more than $63M in nearby communities
• Boston-based author tracks down Indianapolis student artist who drew Super Bowl welcome card
• 72-year-old pilot from Alaska charged gets 7 years for flying marijuana to southern Indiana
• Some cash-short Ind. counties go back to paving roads with gravel, instead of asphalt
• Coroner: S. Ind. woman who went missing in January drowned after wandering away from home
• Ind. Senate OKs bill that provides funding for levees along flood-prone Little Calumet River
• Emergency workers rescue worker who was trapped in open grave in western Ind.
• Ind. extends liquor sales until 4 a.m. for switch to daylight saving time
• 1 for the books: N. Indiana library to allow sale of beer and wine during trivia fundraiser
• Howard Co. officials warn of possible tuberculosis exposure, urge salon patrons to get tested
• Indiana school officials say listening to students is the best way to prevent school violence
• Indiana House scraps specialty license plate plan after gay support group targeted
• Stagehands union challenges citations in Ind. State Fair stage collage workplace safety report
• Ind. senators approve money for state fair victims, full-day kindergarten, rework tax refund
• Indiana prosecutor rules Michigan deputy acted in self-defense in fatal shooting
• Indiana police say no children injured when a car crashes into Valparaiso daycare classroom
• Volunteer 'foster grandparents' give students encouragement, help them conquer skills
• Highway project leaves Delphi church without home; pastor calls ouster handling 'a disaster'
• Early morning fire destroys haunted house inside old theater in southern Indiana
• How Indiana Senate voted on weakened statewide smoking ban bill
• Indiana Senate approves bill requiring penalties in frivolous lawsuits against livestock farms
• Ind. man charged with setting arson fires told police he was 'drunk, stupid and bored'
• Indiana Toll Road temporarily bans long double haulers, triple trailers because of high winds
• Indiana hires outside company to provide meals at state hospitals, predicts $1.6M savings
• Ind.-based hybrid delivery vehicle firm ceases operations, citing failure to get federal loan
• Porter County procedural dispute tangles up $5 million in local income tax revenue
• Many Indiana drivers are slow to plug in to electric cars despite rising gas prices
• Severe storm damages homes in SW Ind. town Ohio River town of Newburgh; no injuries reported
• Police: Woman believed to have drowned son, 3; had history of mental instability
• 3 Ind. high school staffers charged with child seduction for relationship with student, 16
• Univ. of Notre Dame plans to honor Nobel Prize-winning economist Sen for his contributions
• Ind. Senate set to vote on weakened smoking ban, supporters count on last-minute negotiations
• Ind. Supreme Court to decide whether Democratic runner-up replaces ousted secretary of state
• Indiana House votes to phase out inheritance tax over next 10 years, double some exemptions
• Prof: Purdue -Calumet cleared him of discrimination, harassment in free speech case
• Indiana child services agency says fewer children died from abuse, neglect in fiscal year 2010
• Gary library employees say a staff reorganization, including job cuts, will kill their union
• Union asks federal judge to grant temporary restraining order on Indiana's right-to-work law
• Descendant of small southern Indiana town's early settlers fights to keep Owensburg on the map
• Indy airport awards $505K contract to ISU to study bats living, roosting on airport land
• Logansport native receives medal from Norway for 2008 military training effort in Afghanistan
• Terre Haute native featured in 'House Hunters' episode says Indiana appeals to home buyers
• Johnson County to weigh pros, cons of keeping wheel tax that helps pay for road repairs
• Former pro wrestler sues promoter over alleged groin injury suffered during wrestling match
• N. Ind. man charged in killing of stepdaughter, 23, found dead on mattress
• Man's body found at northern Indiana's Salamonie Reservoir
• Ind. court: Drug test results used in criminal cases were wrong, opening door to challenges
• Police: Security video shows Ind. thieves hauling away jewelry in buckets from Hobart store
• Police: Ind. woman tried to attack police with axe after they found her 3-year-old son's body
• Indiana Senate will consider exemptions to statewide smoking ban
• Indiana legislators set to debate bill on when residents can legally resist police entry
• Police say northern Indiana woman dies after being run over by farm vehicle while loading hay
• Ind. to offer $500,000 in grants for recycling businesses
• Ind. health officials confirm unrelated new measles case in Adams County, south of Fort Wayne
• Mayor of Indiana's 3rd largest city aims to stay neutral in GOP Senate race, let voters decide
• Indiana police say woman shot, killed by ex-husband at store; man then committed suicide
• Indiana legislators approve lifting state's ban on motorcycle dealers making Sunday sales
• Former US treasury secretary gives $100,000 to IU's public affairs school
• 2006 law scaling back school junk food brings healthier snacks, but obesity still a concern
• Fort Wayne mayor aims to slow traffic through city to make downtown a destination point
• Tiny Warren County aims for star treatment on Wikipedia entry to mark 185th anniversary
• Small Morgantown church to serve as backdrop for film being shot this summer
• Indiana soldier injured in Afghanistan getting stronger, but physical, emotional wounds linger
• Indiana budget leaders near agreement on phasing out inheritance tax, revising taxpayer refund
• Former state police commander who pleaded guilty to theft sentenced to 10 years in prison
• Man accused of bludgeoning, dismembering 9-year-old girl in N. Indiana to stand trial in June
• Special prosecutor to investigate alleged voting irregularities involving 5 C. Ind. officers
• Indiana 3rd-graders prepare for new reading test they must pass to advance to 4th grade
• Missing Ind. man, 90, found after night in southern Indiana woods following argument with wife
• Body found in Ohio River may be Kentucky man missing since December 2010 boating mishap
• N. Ind. anglers find 4-foot-long alligator dead in river logjam; may have been someone's pet
• Indy woman finds boy, 2, in diaper on doorstep; child had wandered from family's apartment
• Jackson County courthouse built in 1873 wins spot on National Register of Historic Places
• Police throughout Indiana plan crackdown on drunken driving starting Friday
• Ind. lawmakers work on smoking ban, inheritance tax in waning 2012 session
• Clash between Indiana, IBM over welfare overhaul goes to trial Monday in Indianapolis
• Reopening of Indiana Routes 135/252 uncertain after 2 train cars derail in Morgantown
• Mount Vernon mayor hopes riverfront housing-retail development will boost downtown
• Gary man charged with murdering wife, 2 stepchildren to stand trial; death sentence possible
• Hoosier Park parent company, just out of bankruptcy itself, may bid on Shelbyville racino
• Ball State issues safety alert after student attacked near campus by 2 other men
• Ball State looks to boost campus security with online postings of people banned from property
• Lugar's dormant residency issue finds traction in rare meeting of tea partiers, Democrats
• Franklin students' research project has showcased history of Camp Atterbury for 30 years
• Display featuring 'old days' of radio draw broadcasting veterans to Terre Haute museum
• Columbus hospital health promoters help Spanish-speakers navigate medical services
• Bar owner shot by police following pursuit in northern Indiana
• Critics question former Indiana energy official's change of jobs
• Brownsburg man convicted of child pornography charges following four-day trial in federal court
• Purdue team takes 300 steps to pop balloon to win regional Rube Goldberg Machine contest
• Group in Indiana pushes renewed passenger rail service between Fort Wayne and Chicago
• Authorities say Fort Wayne man died after walking into pond
• Lawsuit claims Fair Finance's former owner should have been aware company was being looted
• Bloomington panel delays vote on Monroe County section of I-69 extension
• Shooting death of man who shot at Indiana state trooper ruled a suicide
• New chapter sought for century-old Elkhart building that has held many business roles
• Plan for $80 million boost in full-day kindergarten money would mean end to extra fees
• Public art project portraying Anderson as a city on the move to hit streets this summer
• Transitional housing program brings life-changing support services to veterans in need
• Tippecanoe Co. historical group's curator works to preserve the past for future generations
• Ind. election panel clears path for Pence, removes GOP candidate Wallace
• Ousted Indiana elections chief says he was "elated" to receive home detention sentence
• Southern Indiana firefighters honor colleague killed in crash with procession to funeral home
• Police in Ind. cancel shoe sale after hundreds rush store to buy $220 sneakers
• Indiana State Department of Health confirms state's 16th case of measles
• Analysis: New Indiana school grading system would hurt those serving high-poverty students
• Democrats say they'll continue to push for review of Indiana child protection agency
• Family now offering $250k reward for information leading to IU student missing since June
• Indiana University launches 'party animal' campaign to engage students in safety messages
• Family of missing Kokomo woman launches drive to help fund searches for her body
• Ind. company gets $6.5 million contract for work on Big Four bridge over Ohio River
• College football hall still plans closing South Bend museum this year despite Atlanta delays
• High school orchestra from southern Indiana set to perform in New York next month
• Southern Indiana fire department mourning death of young volunteer in fire truck crash
• Attorneys plan insanity defense for man charged with killing 2 in random shootings in Kokomo
• State police say man killed by officers in northern Indiana after firing shots during chase
• N. Indiana sheriff investigates 2nd inmate being released mistakenly from jail in a month
• Norrell, Blass, Sprouse, Halston to be featured in exhibit of Ind. fashion designers
• Indiana Gov. Daniels heading to Washington for governors conference, national TV interview
• Indiana Election Commission will hear challenges to presidential, gubernatorial contenders
• Santorum expected to make Indiana ballot after county officials verify more signatures
• Panel names 3 finalists to fill Indiana Supreme Court vacancy left by chief justice
• US Postal Service announces plans to close 8 mail processing centers around Indiana
• Indiana Senate panel ups to $6 million the additional money planned for state fair victims
• Judge appoints special prosecutor to handle ex-Indiana state trooper's third murder trial
• Fog causes school delays and cancellations in N. Ind. as region prepares for snowstorm
• Excise police look to curb underage drinking at 3 Ind. universities
• NW Ind. meeting on proposed Illiana route linking interstates in Ind. and Ill. turns testy
• SW Ind. judge weighing future of former Girl Scouts camp; 10-acre site's ownership in dispute
• Ind. lawmakers stall latest push to move all of Indiana from Eastern to Central time zone
• Woman trapped in car after crash rescued before car bursts into flames in NE Indiana
• Indiana reports 1,787 foster children were adopted in 2011, breaking record set in 2008
• Monument, statehouse vandalized with spray-paint
• Man jailed after offering to sell drugs to unsuspecting plainclothes Indiana trooper
• Ind. panel OKs tighter rules on specialty plates; change could cancel gay support group plate
• Indiana Senate committee backs bill requiring penalties in frivolous lawsuits against farms
• Fort Wayne man convicted of using video camera in shoe to shoot up girl's skirts at mall
• 2-year-old boy drowns in 2 feet of water in baptismal pool at Indianapolis church daycare
• Body of missing gunman found near scene of southern Indiana shootout with Indiana trooper
• IUSB fires professor for what it describes as serious personal and professional misconduct
• Ind. steel mill thrives decade after bankruptcy; company to invest $76M for expansion
• Inspection finds S. Ind. city's barge in good shape after all despite problems cited earlier
• Wandering rooster that raised safety concerns is rescued from Indiana highway's median
• Gary police officer accused of firing shots into the air following argument over a woman
• Ind. man accused of biting off most of man's ear during fight over gambling
• Ohio man convicted of molesting young girl in NE Indiana sentenced to 58 years in prison
• Sen. Lugar, Republican primary challenger Mourdock set April 11 debate in Indianapolis
• Ind. man charged in the death of missing woman whose body hasn't been found
• SW Ind. authorities weigh possible charges against man involved in car chase that killed 1
• Ind. man accused of stunning security guard arrested after being stunned himself by police
• Indiana senators consider statewide smoking ban, ponder further exemptions
• Indiana legislators set to discuss bill on when residents can legally resist police entry
• Indianapolis City-County Council member donates salary to endowment in honor of his late wife
• Ridiculed by fellow Republicans, an Indiana lawmaker stands by criticism of Girl Scouts
• Monticello police officer shoots suspect after 2 robberies, pursuit
• Appeals court overturns anonymous commenter ruling, sends case back to trial court
• Activists: Ind. bill targeting lawsuits against farm operations would have 'chilling effect'
• A roundup of recent editorials in Indiana newspapers
• School in north-central Ind. to issue iPads to kindergarten students to increase literacy
• International student protest new Purdue fee targeting them, ask school to reconsider fee
• State Police: Indianapolis man sought after he allegedly fired a shot at a state trooper
• Survey of adults with disabilities seeks information on "livable communities"
• IU-Bloomington, Indian law school partnership to allow students to earn degrees from both
• Indiana House committee set to consider bill requiring inspections for large outdoor stages
• Democrat Donnelly launches Senate campaign with critique of veteran Lugar's residency issues
• Indiana retailers could lose business licenses for year if caught selling synthetic drugs
• Indiana legislators overhauling bill giving residents limited rights to resist police entry
• Ind. lawmaker calls Girls Scouts 'radicalized organization,' opposes resolution honoring them
• Man whose murder conviction was overturned after serving 15 years sues prosecutor
• Study: N. Indiana's politics not as corrupt as reputation; federal prosecutor disagrees
• Man killed in crash after robbing homeowner ID'd; homeowner had chased 4 suspects in his truck
• Ind. county's small claims courts face scrutiny for alleged coziness with debt collectors
• Ind. man accused of trying to bribe victim into not testifying against him in battery case
• Forecaster: Indiana's mild winter is state's warmest since 2002
• Body of NE Ind. man who went missing in December is found in private pond
• 7 semifinalists for Indiana Supreme Court justice opening face public interviews on Thursday
• Purdue plans public tribute, scholarship honoring alumna, astronaut Voss
• Nobel Prize winner Schmidt to speak at Notre Dame on universe expanding at accelerated pace
• Indiana lawmakers work on smoking ban, education spending in waning days of 2012 session
• Terre Haute plans outdoor sculpture to honor Paul Dresser, composer of Indiana state song
• Pilot program uses early hearing tests to screen for problems in youngsters
• Reopening of Sherman Minton Bridge over Ohio River brings cheer to businesses on Indiana side
• Valparaiso sewage plant considers using food waste to create more methane, cut utility bills
• 1 dead, 1 hurt, 2 arrested after Evansville-area homeowner chases robbers, collides with them
• Tippecanoe County 4-H members lose goats in barn fire near Clarks Hill; 2 horses escape flames
• Mayor: Noblesville worker has measles, bringing number of cases to at least 14
• Jeffersonville group works with city to help homeless protect documents, items during sweeps
• Evansville airport's 5-year plan aims to increase traffic, give travelers a 'wow experience'
• Ex-elections chief says residency rule that ousted him should apply to senators, governor too
• Lafayette-area houses of worship offer comfort, welcome to many international students
• Proposed federal child-labor rules draw fire over limitations to youth roles on farms
• Indiana woman faces up to 45 years in prison after pleading guilty in plot to kill boyfriend
• South Bend officer pinned between 2 vehicles while helping to investigate accident
• Anderson now using security cameras to watch for criminal activity
• State environmental inspector cites I-69 expansion project for erosion problems
• Evansville police chief defends officers who didn't search truck in which body was found
• Indiana assessor says she plans to be out of office 6 months, resign next year
• Indianapolis man says police had no reason to enter his yard and shoot pit bull
• Preservationists earn 155-year-old Indiana schoolhouse a spot on national historic register
• Indiana's decade-long life sciences push sees victories but is still short of 2002 vision
• South Bend uses technology to try to eliminate sewer overflows into river during storms
• I-64 bridge connecting Ind., Ky. reopens after being closed in Sept. when cracks were found
• March hearing ordered on whether prosecutor's can test 2nd vial of blood from Indy officer
• Marion man who lost his hand in a 2003 farming accident undergoes transplant at Ky. hospital
• US attorney announces 3rd person agrees to plea deal following November racketeering arrests
• Ind. asks for delay in challenge on state immigration law until US Supreme Court rules
• Central Indiana health officials warn against co-sleeping after recent deaths of 4 infants
• Retiring Indiana Supreme Court chief justice honored by Hoosier State Press Association
• Ind. police: Man arrested on molest charges after giving girl Valentine's Day-themed underwear
• Police: Woman jumps to her death from E. Ind. bridge, falling 50 feet into Whitewater River
• Ind. farmhouse gets mired in muddy field during move, likely won't budge until ground freezes
• Ind. shoplifters flee store after using stun device to jolt security guard who confronted them
• Ind. man's body found in bed of repossessed truck; man was wanted in connection with stabbing
• ISU to partner with Navy's Crane center on science, technology education
• Indiana Ed Department awards 10 innovations grants totaling $2.4 million
• Warm winter could ruin state's profitable fruit crops
• Fort Wayne school asks students to contribute $1 each to buy trees in memory of slain student
• Some Noblesville teachers won't be allowed back until measles threat passes
• Convenience stores, labor department join forces to make late-night stores safer for employees
• Ind. lawmakers ponder early end to contentious session dominated by right-to-work
• Jeffboat reviewing 9 federal safety violations after worker death at Ohio River shipyard
• Former top Daniels lieutenant challenges Wallace qualification for GOP gubernatorial ballot
• US Attorney may seek 'high-intensity' drug designation for SW Ind. due to growing meth woes
• Judge sentences ex-secretary to probation for stealing $4,650 from Logansport police
• Paralyzed teen tells Indiana lawmakers about his life since state fair stage collapse
• Private company plans $7 million volleyball complex that could open in Fort Wayne this fall
• Allegiant offers service from Gary to Fla.; 5 others have failed at NW Ind. airport since 1999
• Former husband faces murder charge in slaying of 33-year-old woman found in Mishawaka alley
• C. Ind. community to get 'smart' traffic signals that adapt to changing traffic patterns
• Evansville quintuplets celebrate 5th birthdays at hospital where they were born in 2007
• SW Ind. landlords get lessons in avoiding renters who might turn rental space into meth labs
• Ind. bill that seeks posting of superintendent contracts before votes draws positive comments
• NW Ind. woman who kept 105 dogs, some afflicted with parvo, charged with animal neglect
• Scientists from Purdue, IU to study toxin's possible role in worsening spinal cord injuries
• Purdue flooded with comments on proposed energy plan's switch from coal to natural gas
• Indiana Senate considers plan directing more money toward schools, stage collapse victims
• University of Notre Dame to build a $1 million research facility in a N. Indiana county park
• Richmond couple face murder charge in dehydration death of baby son
• Federal prosecutor: Grand jury indicts 18 in western Indiana meth investigation
• Indiana Senate committee endorses bill prohibiting districts from charging school bus fees
• Ind. court lets stand ruling ousting prosecutor in ex-trooper's third murder trial
• Prosecutors seek test of 2nd blood vial from Indy officer after crash that killed 1, hurt 2
• Daniels says he hopes Indiana legislators will allow few exemptions to statewide smoking ban
• Indiana State Fair stage collapse fund makes 3rd distribution of donations to collapse victims
• ISU weighs leasing property to Ill. company that wants to drill for oil, gas
• Northwest Indiana high school swimmer filed federal lawsuit saying he was hazed by teammates
• Southeast Ind. man pleads guilty in fatal shootings of 5 people in apparent drug dispute
• Proposal to require drug testing for some Indiana welfare recipients stalls in Legislature
• Police follow footprints in the snow to burglary suspect's apartment
• Former CEO of Ind. eye surgery clinic gets 2-year sentence for embezzling $80K from clinic
• SW Ind. man held after his vehicle strikes, kills man traveling in a motorized wheelchair
• Ind. judge dismisses racial profiling suit against 2 police officers in 2007 traffic stop
• Legislators look to make Indiana's law on drunken boating as that against drunken driving
• Northwest Indiana man who shot BBs at cars and homes sentenced to 3.5 years in prison
• ND focuses on improving K-12 education with talks from Mich. education superintendent, author
• Ind. lawmakers seek energy tax relief for low-income Hoosiers
• Web surfers can track Indiana State Police cadets on Twitter, Facebook
• 1 killed, 2 injured when semi-trailer jackknifes on I-70 west of Indianapolis
• Conservative Club for Growth endorses Mourdock in GOP primary against Indiana Sen. Lugar
• Indiana House leader shelving proposal to allow teaching of creationism in public schools
• Human remains found near Marion being sent to University of Indianapolis for further analysis
• Ind. health department confirms 13 measles cases, expands list of potential exposures
• Police officer surrenders following standoff in Indianapolis
• Southern Ind. city will keep its softball field that's built on top of Civil War-era graveyard
• SW Ind. city gets $600K state grant to combat long-running flooding problems
• Indiana legislators backing arrest amnesty for those seeking help for alcohol illnesses
• Purdue-Calumet prof's comments about Islam create stir; says he's being unjustly investigated
• DOT says that contractors have been awarded contracts to demolish NW Ind. bridges
• Utility executive: Shale-gas boom means proposed coal-gasification plant's 'time has passed'
• Task force to investigate alleged favoritism in Marion County small claims courts
• Suburban Indianapolis school district reports student has suspected case of measles
• Indiana officials: Sherman-Minton bridge may reopen about 1 week ahead of March 1 deadline
• Huntington University officials say an outbreak of lice affects students at 4 dormitories
• March fundraiser set for nonprofit created by Dalai Lama's nephew, who died last year
• E. Ind. parents arrested on neglect charges in son's death; boy may have died of malnutrition
• Ind. judge sets July trial date for suspect in woman's 1979 slaying, attack on young son
• Indiana residents donated 18,000-plus cell phones to support domestic violence victims in 2011
• Indiana legislators consider allowing poker players to deal cards at charity gambling events
• Measure making it easier to transfer credits between Indiana universities advances in House
• Ind. Supreme Court to hear oral argument at Valparaiso law school
• Attorney who defended Ind. Sec'y of State Charlie White suffers mild heart attack
• Indiana Supreme Court rules governor doesn't have to testify on canceling $1.4B IBM contract
• Bedbugs found at Riley Hospital for Children in Indianapolis; staff working to eradicate pest
• Romney Indiana co-chair could decide whether opponent Santorum makes it onto May ballot
• Ind. appeals court upholds convicted molester's 20-year sentence in attacks on pre-teen girl
• S. Ind. town pays $68K in back taxes to avoid IRS takeover of town's finances
• 2 Ind. women deliver aid to Alabama tornado victims; 1 woman is Birmingham native
• 6th District GOP candidates rail against Obama during debate over seat being vacated by Pence
• Body of disabled S. Ind. man who went missing during walk with dog found in wooded area
• Kokomo High School aims to equip all students with personal computing devices by 2015
• RV executive predicts modest growth for industry hit hard by recession but says risks remain
• Veteran uses war experience to teach people to use weapons at Indiana shooting range
• Muncie reopens 2 shuttered fire stations, keeping promise of new mayor who once fought fires
• Terre Haute police dog shot in gunfight that killed partner wins Indiana veterinarians' award
• Unions: Gary owes cops, firefighters millions in back pay from no raises, forced furloughs
• Evansville meth lab proliferation, costs of cleanup resulting in condemned homes
• Candidates struggle to meet Indiana ballot rules, but supporters say high bar serves purpose
• Stolen car arrest in central Indiana leads police to New Jersey boy, 6, abducted in December
• N. Indiana judge denies early release for man convicted of molesting after murder convictions
• Scope of drug lab testing issues hidden as Indiana withholds results of retesting from public
• Columbus looks to arts, entertainment as economic engine, could seek cultural district status
• Rising interest in specialty food proving a boon for Amish markets in northern Indiana
• Summer tuition breaks at Indiana colleges could help lighten students' financial load
• Body found in Indiana creek identified as missing Lafayette woman
• Downtown Indianapolis got the bulk of Super Bowl excitement, outlying host cities say
• Defense lawyers claim suspect didn't intend to kill Indy police officer but gun misfired
• Fort Wayne man faces federal charges after police find 300 pot plants growing in his home
• Federal regulators seize Shelbyville bank, turn over assets to Muncie institution
• 2 students injured after school bus overturns on icy patch of I-74
• Mother, driver under arrest after towing car with child inside
• Indiana legislators working on plans to phase out or scale back state's inheritance tax
• Private group takes control of Ernie Pyle site, plans to broaden museum's WWII scope
• Critics troubled by changes in child welfare services, question impact of funding cuts
• Ohio River bridge closure cuts spring enrollment at 2 universities in Indiana, Kentucky
• GOP's Santorum, Wallace set to make statewide ballot unless challenged
• 12 Indiana House Democrats won't run for re-election, boosting chances of GOP taking control
• Fort Wayne financial adviser indicted on charges of fraud, identity theft
• Warm winter weather may bring early end to Indiana's maple syrup season
• Sony DADC says it will shut down Fishers music warehouse and lay off all 248 workers
• Former basketball coach at Gary charter school faces sexual misconduct charges
• Ind. governor would consider Cabinet post under GOP president, but VP bid 'very improbable'
• 2 barns at shuttered Ind. dairy being dismantled for move to new sustainable-farming project
• Longtime Ind. state Rep. Espich won't seek re-election, will end 40-year legislative career
• Bloomington hires fire to plan technology park that could become hub of tech-based businesses
• NE Ind. city's ash tree removal costs cutting into tree-pruning budget
• Purdue warns nearly 1,000 students to show proof of measles vaccination or face restrictions
• A rare bird normally seen only in Asia has been spotted at a southern Indiana wildlife area
• Ind., Ill. high school students to compete in annual Bridge Bust at Purdue
• Indiana program gets nearly $30,000 in grants to send books to book clubs around the state
• Indiana borrowers to see $97 million directly from national settlement over foreclosure abuses
• Police investigating disappearance of Noblesville woman find human remains near Marion
• Pro-labor Republicans recruit challengers for right-to-work supporters in Indiana House
• Marion mayor, ex-Olympic skater Seybold files for Burton seat, joining crowded GOP field
• Health advocates want no weakening of Indiana smoking ban bill with 18-month bar exemption
• University of Notre Dame raises tuition for undergraduates by 3.8 percent next year to $42,971
• Wind turbine manufacturer setting up shop in former home of large southern Ind. employer
• Ind. schools chief: No Child Left Behind waiver will help create better education for students
• Semifinalists for vacancy on Indiana's top court include 3 women and 4 men
• Scarves given to Indianapolis Super Bowl volunteers finding their way to eBay
• Gregg files 7,800 signatures to run for Ind. governor; GOP's Pence may be only opponent
• Ind. conservation officer seek information from public in Morgan County shooting of bald eagle
• Ind. fair commission pays $6,300 fine imposed for deadly August stage collapse
• Ind. education board OKs overhaul of school grading system
• Emergency exercise eerily foreshadowed Indiana fair disaster conditions before Sugarland show
• Owner of South Bend's tallest building, court-appointed receiver agree to list it at $8.3M
• Ind. man rescues $50K lottery ticket he'd thrown in the trash after believing it was worthless
• Ind. woman faces neglect trial in death of grandson allegedly beaten to death by his father
• Man found dead in Ind. park apparently fatally shot himself after walking into woods
• Police: Ind. student brought rifle onto school property, leaving it in his car in parking lot
• Stout qualifies for state swim meet; Wolka advances to wrestling semistate
• Fire shuts down plant
• Cummins sets records
• Analysts bullish on Cummins report
• Case of missing student leads to DNA tests
• Hoosiers urged to drop, cover, hold on
• Students, faculty hit the hardwood
• Gossip more: Gossiping less never works
• The heart represents who a person really is
• ARRESTS 2/4/12
• INCIDENTS 2/4/12
• HOSPITAL 2/4/12
• Super face-off
• Owls use big 2nd half to defeat Cubs 63-49
• Snodgrass lifts Braves to MSC win
• Tigers move to 3-1 in SAC
• Hornets win 70-51 at home
• Baseball sign-ups set
• Fire causes damage at Rose Acre plant
• 154357, Markel, Markel
• 154360, Petition for Name Change
• 154358, Notice of Administration
• 154359, Additional Appropriations
• 'Don't Be Afraid of the Dark'
• Chamber pays tribute
• 3 jockey for Dem’s 9th
• Today's toon 2/3/12
• Heat bills drop
• County sewer bill remains in limbo
• Changes for TribTown
• Weekly rewards 2/3/12
• Drumming up interest
• Thoughts for the Weekend
• Stars dazzle, even in winter
• Incidents, 2/3/2012
• Hospital, 2/3/2012
• Arrests, 2/3/2012
• Library plans tax discussion
• Families can build together
• Schneck offers vascular screen
• Lady Braves knock off Rams in OT
• Lady Owls fall short against BNL Stars
• Senior Focus: Paiton Chastain
• Lady Owls run through swimming sectional prelims
• Pep rally for Lady Cougars set for Friday
• Today's toon 2/2/12: Super Bowl kiosk you won't see
• OUR OPINION: Join a salute to award winners
• Don’t delay I-69 again
• 154356, Jackson County Auditor
• 154355, Unsupervised Administration
• Super good
• Ranger runs for others
• District race shapes up
• Governor signs RTW
• Jackson among counties set for crop relief
• School reviews systems upgrade
• Friends set book sale for Saturday
• Program offers diet assistance
• City no longer accepting trash at DPW facility
• JUDGMENTS 2-2-12
• ARRESTS 2-2-12
• INCIDENTS 2-2-12
• HOSPITAL 2-2-12
• Girls basketball preview capsules
• Boys basketball preview capsules
• Football program compiling directory
• Running club competes in indoor meet
• Daniels signs right-to-work act into law
• Today's toon: 2/1/12: Manning questions prevails
• Water rescues pose safety risk
• Christmas in Mexico
• Mulling over murder
• KICKSTART 2.0 coming to The Alley
• ‘Man without a country’
• Court resets murder trial
• Drug bust nets 2
• Hall of Famer’s mother dies
• Preschool crafts set at library
• Jackson County Cuffs 2/1/12
• Wings festival seeks vendors
• SMALL CLAIMS 2/1/12
• ARRESTS 2/1/12
• INCIDENTS 2/1/12
• Lady Cougars overcome sluggish start for 17th win of season
• Warriorettes deny Lady Braves share of MSC crown
• Bull Dogs edge Owl gymnasts
• Lancers’ late run deflates Hornets
• Mother of Rock 'n Roll Hall of Famer John Mellencamp has died
• Sectional tickets on sale at BCHS
• SHS raising money for cystic fibrosis
• 154334, Sheriff Sale
• 154327, Sheriff Sale
• 154325, Sheriff Sale
• 154318, Sheriff Sale
• 154339, Sheriff Sale
• 154338, Sheriff Sale
• 154337, Sheriff Sale
• 154336, Sheriff Sale
• 154335, Sheriff Sale
• 154333, Sheriff Sale
• 154332, Sheriff Sale
• 154331, Sheriff Sale
• 154330, Sheriff Sale
• 154329, Sheriff Sale
• 154328, Sheriff Sale
• Lawmakers: Yes on public access
• 154326, Sheriff Sale
• Options for education
• 154324, Sheriff Sale
• 154323, Sheriff Sale
• 154322, Sheriff Sale
• 154321, Sheriff Sale
• 154320, Sheriff Sale
• 154319, Sheriff Sale
• 154317, Sheriff Sale
• ARRESTS 1/30/12
• INCIDENTS 1/30/12
• Today's toon: 1/30/12 Class warfare
• Let’s have fun at the Super party
• Tony Dungy: Gives kids a Super boost
• Lady Braves slip past Panthers
• Braves finish strong for MSC win over Panthers
• 5 Owl wrestlers advance to regional
• Lady Cougars run past Tigers
• Seymour swimmers place 6th in HHC
• Owl gymnasts win invitational
• Braves charge past Cougars
• Stagnant quarter dooms Medora again
• Snuffing out smoking
• Smoking ban close
• Wind closes NFL tents
• 3 Democrats file in 9th
• REMC offer tips to save energy
• Winds force shutdown of tents at NFL Experience
• Trimnell surpasses 1,000 points in Red Wolves' win
• 154353 Stewart and Stewart
• Sunday Super Jam to benefit cancer patient
• Pastor credits congregation for longevity
• Backsliders, begin 2012 by coming back home
• Truth: Seek it, find it, believe it
• Fundraiser to aid Girls Inc.
• Band headed for Bowl
• Take a sneak peek at The NFL Experience
• Trustees weigh flood insurance option
• ARRESTS 1/28/12
• INCIDENTS 1/28/12
• ‘Chaotic’ ending swings Cougars’ way
• Lucas leads Owls to 1st HHC win
• Braves roll past Pirates 67-42 in MSC
• Gymnasts ranked 5th in state
• 154351, Notice of Suit
• Today's toon: 1/27/12
• Weekly rewards 1/27/12
• Thoughts for the Weekend
• Weeks Act led to forest restoration
• Paint the Town valentine-style
• 35 receive diplomas
• Young makes it official Thursday
• Few new jobs
• Firm producing wind turbines
• River swelling again
• Library plans story times for children
• MARRIAGE LICENSES 1/27/12
• ARRESTS 1/27/12
• INCIDENTS 1/27/12
• REAL ESTATE SALES DISCLOSURES 1/27/12
• COMPLAINTS 1/27/12
• Lady Owls use big 2nd half to top Bulldogs
• Lady Braves bolt past Cats
• Lady Cougars defeat Lancers 62-54
• Seymour girls repeat as bowling sectional champs
• Senior Focus: Paige Tormoehlen
• Basketball tournament set Saturday at SMS
• Living United: Some good news
• 154349, Supervised Administration
• 154346, Washington Township
• 154344, City of Seymour
• 154347, Indiana Lien
• 154350, Jackson County Auditor
• 154348, First Financial Bank
• Girls basketball preview capsules
• Boys basketball preview capsules
• Today's toon: 1/26/12: Debt monster
• Old National to acquire IBT
• RTW passes House
• River on the rise
• School calendar under review
• ARRESTS 1/26/12
• INCIDENTS 1/26/12
• REAL ESTATE SALES DISCLOSURES 1/26/12
• Colts hire new coach
• Old National acquires Indiana Community Bancorp
• 154342 Redding Township
• Today''s toon: 1/25/12: Keystone pipeline
• OUR VIEW: Hoosiers have more pressing issues to face
• LETTER: Writer urges others to check out defense bill
• Tuskegee pilots fly once more in film
• Freeman monument, museum honor famed airmen
• ‘Hootenanny’ scheduled by Fund for Arts
• 135 new jobs coming
• State audit reveals more debt
• SCS seeks 2 to help with special needs
• Public works board to meet
• Pledges increase
• Officers report 10 arrests
• Part of county loses power
• ARRESTS 1/25/12
• INCIDENTS 1/25/12
• HOSPITAL 1/25/12
• Cougars start strong in 57-39 win over Hornets
• Braves fend off Eagles in MSC game
• Mustangs build early lead to top Lady Tigers
• Lady Cougars extend win streak
• Trinity teams to be honored
• Power out in Brownstown
• Today's toon: 1/24/12: Get back to work
• Veterans earn our assistance
• Tweets need verification
• Man’s help to 2 women in need was appreciated
• Pet Supplies Plus picks Seymour
• 154345, Public Notice for Cummins
• 154341 Jackson Township
• Relay kickoff party tonight
• ValenTimes run/walk slated
• Committing to fitness
• Board OKs funds for chamber
• Suit seeks cash
• County emails and texts alerts
• Filings down to a trickle
• County to mark 4-H Week
• Center plans sessions about bariatrics
• Main Street seeks vendors for spring show
• ARRESTS 1/24/12
• INCIDENTS 1/24/12
• HOSPITAL 1/24/12
• Warriors’ pressure, size hurt Lady Hornets
• Senior Focus: James Johnson
• Basketball games rescheduled
• County teams remain ranked
• Crothersville bringing cancer awareness with ‘Night of Colors’
• Trinity-Medora boys game to be played Tuesday night
• Today's toon: 1/23/12
• Vouchers gain court’s support
• Writer questions fairness among library services
• Lady Cougars top Braves for 13th win
• Tigers can’t overcome Lancers’ big 3rd quarter
• Blackhawks pull away from Lady Tigers
• Hornets struggle early, fall to Lions
• County under severe thunderstorm watch
• Plane crash kills couple
• Ice quickly falls, melts with fronts
• Traffic stop turns up pot and pills
• Court Judgments 1/23/12
• Redevelopment board to review ECLIPSE loan
• City council to meet Monday night
• ARRESTS 1/23/12
• HOSPITAL 1/20/12
• INCIDENTS 1/23/12
• 2 dead in Jennings County small plane crash
• 2 boys basketball games postponed Saturday night
• Many roads still icy
• Flood warning continues
• Seymour girls basketball games canceled
• 154100, Aisin USA
• Ivy Tech seeks funds to grow
• Remembering Trevor
• Juvenile home to be repaired
• Freezing rain hits county
• ARRESTS 1/21/12
• INCIDENTS 1/21/12
• HOSPITAL 1/21/12
• REAL ESTATE SALES DISCLOSURES 1/21/12
• The truth must be kept and lies must be rejected
• Braves romp Eagles 69-49
• Tigers win homecoming game
• Stars’ 4th-quarter burst sinks Owls
• EHC games canceled for Saturday
• D.A.R.E. lock-in postponed
• Medora-Trinity boys game postponed
• Today's toon 1/20/12
• Weekly rewards 1/20/12
• Reader asks: Why the rush on union bill?
• Thoughts for the Weekend
• Art in 3D
• All dogs go to howlin’
• Brownstown Exchange Club Pancake Breakfast set for March 3
• Program set on Amelia Earhart
• Facelift under way
• New business signs up
• Feds tackle crime
• Second primary race develops
• United Way pledges up
• Dads, daughters dance Feb. 11
• Hospital board sets meetings
• Blood drive is set for Feb. 8
• Book club will meet Wednesday
• Snow, ice threat in local forecast
• Man faces new molest charges
• ARRESTS 1/20/12
• INCIDENTS 1/20/12
• JUDGMENTS 1/20/12
• Moren among honorees for Silver Anniversary Team
• Panthers clip Owls 39-31 in wrestling
• High school bowling sectional set for Saturday
• Snow, ice in local forecast
• Today's toon: 1/19/12
• New business coming to community
• EDITORIAL: Access bills merit approval
• LETTER: Reader enjoyed photograph with recent article
• LETTER: Boos at recent game irritate Hoosiers fan
• 3 state roads still under water
• Recipes that are on the money
• Rockford sets Italian Night for Feb. 19
• Training our principals
• New grain elevator rising
• Council OKs abatements
• Water stalls cars
• Flood came quickly
• Democrat joins GOP candidate for auditor
• Man accused of child molesting, sexual battery
• Valentines show to aid missions
• Paint the Town deadline Friday
• Preschool art classes planned
• Trinity High sets open house
• JACKSON CIRCUIT COURT JUDGMENTS 1-19-12
• ARRESTS 1-19-12
• INCIDENTS 1-19-12
• HOSPITAL 1-19-12
• Boys basketball preview capsules
• Girls basketball preview capsules
• SHS cheer squad places 3rd at Supernationals
• Air boat pulls woman from stranded vehicle
• River floods swiftly
• 154311, Jackson Co Rural Electric
• 154312, Indiana Lien
• 154313, Indiana Lien
• Today's Toon: 1/18/12
• Icy ponds pose safety dangers
• The Hoosier’s threatened gem
• Eagle Watch Weekend coming up
• City privatizes sorting
• Death prompts warning
• Race takes shape
• Woman faces 2 battery charges
• Storms leave little damage
• Schneck offers grief support
• Protect against identity theft
• ARRESTS 1/18/12
• INCIDENTS 1/18/12
• HOSPITAL 1/18/12
• Lady Owls grind out win over Red Devils 69-62
• Lady Owl swimmers win on Senior Night
• Lady Braves hold off Spartans
• Coomer leads Owl gymnasts to win
• Hornets start slow, fall to Senators
• Flood advisory in effect; flood warning issued for Friday
• Tornado warning in effect
• 154310, Jackson County Water Utility
• Today's Toon 1/17/12
• New Statehouse policy was bad
• We should listen to the silent night
• Writer: No one can keep him from praying
• Local menu expands
• Cheatham will not run
• Leadership-United seeks donations
• ‘Jim’ set to return
• Boy, 6, dies after being pulled from Brown County pond
• ARRESTS 1/17/12
• INCIDENTS 1/17/12
• HOSPITAL 1/17/12
• ‘Clue: The Musical’ coming to county
• Series of arts and crafts workshops set at center
• Two sessions set on valentines
• Shop plans open house
• Clubs plan benefit tack swap, auction
• Dieting program planned
• Lady Hornets’ runs sting Tigers
• Lady Cougars leap past Hilltoppers 62-19
• Senior Focus: Jenna Hackman
• Turner named GLVC Player of the Week
• Moore breaks scoring record in Lady Owls’ win
• Stout wins 50 free at HHC meet
• Lady Braves pull away from Panthers
• Owl wrestlers finish 7th at HHC Tournament
• Owls record season high, but fall to Olympians
• Trinity girls defeat South Decatur
• Medora suffers 5-point loss at Cannelton
• INCIDENTS 1/16/12
• HOSPITAL 1/14/12 and 1/13/12
• ARRESTS 1/16/12
• City museum seeks grant
• Real world experience
• Bank issues alert
• House concludes week with detente
• Jennings man faces charges
• Jennings woman faces drug charges
• Corrections board to meet
• State inmates generate $50K
• Officers answer 272 complaints
• Conservation officers pull boy from icy pond
• Man dies in ATV incident
• IBT reports 2nd phish scam alert
• Lady Owls' Moore sets all-time scoring record
• 154308, Seymour Park & Recreation
• 154309, Jackson Co EMA
• 147051, Javier Briceno
• Hornets hold off Lions for 2nd win of season
• Dragons hand Braves first loss
• Buzzer-beater sinks Medora
• Vikings down Bulldogs
• SHS earns IHSAA School Sportsmanship Award
• Free throw contest Sunday
• Baseball meeting set for Wednesday
• Sisters’ match thrives
• Project heeds King’s words
• ARRESTS 1/14/12
• INCIDENTS 1/14/12
• DISSOLUTIONS 1/14/12
• Rebber leads council
• House Democrats want public vote on right-to-work bill
• Seymour borrows money
• HOSPITAL 1/12/12
• Medora School cupids target senior citizens
• 154099, Seymour Municipal Airport
• 142075, Variance
• Street pushes downtown
• Gymnasts perform strong in home opener
• Lady Braves top Jets for 13th win
• Weekly rewards
• President must not weaken U.S. defenses
• Lucas declares in 69th
• City taxpayers should not fund advertising
• Chamber plans annual awards
• Foot of snow targets Indiana
• Lancers capitalize on Lady Tigers’ miscues, win 67-41
• ARRESTS 1/13/12
• INCIDENTS 1/13/12
• Senior Focus: Michael Camp
• Learn to make a Valentine card
• HOSPITAL 1/11/12
• Craft night set at Crothersville
• County finance board to meet
• Library offers ID theft program
• SHS cheerleaders place 7th at Dallas
• Colts’ Bleill appearing at library Jan. 24
• Marriage Licenses 1/13/12
• Home News Enterprises buys The Tribune from Freedom Communications
• Schools delay for Friday
• Romney rolls in New Hampshire
• Kindness was appreciated at drive-through
• 2012 election filings under way
• City grants tax abatements
• Republican Club to meet Jan. 17
• Residents seek exception to operate business
• Medora targets debts
• ARRESTS 1/12/12
• INCIDENTS 1/12/12
• Girls basketball preview capsules
• Boys basketball preview capsules
• Troxell earns driver of the year award
• Winter weather advisory covers much of Indiana
• Knit Night will meet Thursday and Jan. 26 at library
• School juggles revenue
• REAL ESTATE SALES DISCLOSURES 1/12/12
• Civil Complaint Filings 1/12/12
• HOSPITAL 1/10/12
• Text of Indiana Gov. Daniels' State of State speech
• Today's toon 1/11/12: Recess appointment
• Appointment puts spotlight on partisanship
• Grading the Congress
• Lawmakers should do job or leave post
• Tigers buckle down for win over Senators
• 2 wrecks leave 2 injured
• Cougars pull out 2nd win of season
• Blaze levels garage
• Daniels offers a review
• Democrats bolt again
• Owl wrestlers fall to Indian Creek
• Sign up for hitting league on Sunday
• Open gym offered at Girls Inc.
• IUPUC offers King program
• Dieting topic of library program
• ARRESTS 1/11/12
• INCIDENTS 1/11/12
• HOSPITAL 1/9/12
• U.S. 50 traffic reopens
• 154083 - Indiana Alcohol
• 147050, Variance, Wayman Associates
• Lady Cougars breeze past Lions 71-19; Bulldogs rally past Hornets
• Senior Focus: Ryan Gabbard
• Trinity freshmen rally to beat Saints
• Medora homecoming queen crowned
• Brownstown basketball teams ranked
• Owl wrestlers go 1-4 at Columbus East
• Today's toon 1/10/12: Any object to this marriage?
• Voters should keep tabs on MIA lawmakers
• American Legion offers thanks for support
• Pouring a new chapter
• Dems’ boycott over, for now
• Amazon, state reach deal
• Paper trail yields arrest
• Phish targeting regional bank
• ARRESTS 1/10/12
• Seymour resets trash pickup
• INCIDENTS 1/10/12
• HOSPITAL 1/8/12
• Nolting presiding over town council
• JACKSON SUPERIOR COURT I JUDGEMENTS 1/10/12
• Italian Night benefits youth
• Book sale set this weekend
• Cuts can’t hurt U.S. defense
• Today's toon 1/9/12
• Indiana Bank & Trust issues phishing alert
• Seymour man arrested after burglary in Jennings County
• 154304, Dept. of Child Services
• 154302 Jackson Co Auditor
• Special Olympians take the court
• Speed a possible factor in fatal wreck
• Democrats lose political hot-button
• Killed troops return
• Braves regroup to rout Rebels
• Lady Braves top Pirates for MSC win
• Bench provides spark in Lady Owls’ victory
• Highlanders swim past Owls
• Owls fall 1 point short to Pirates
• Defense becomes staple for Pacers
• Medora, Trinity boys lose Saturday games
• ARRESTS 1/9/12
• INCIDENTS 1/9/12
• JUDGMENTS 1/9/12
• JACKSON SUPERIOR COURT I /SMALL CLAIMS 1/9/12
• You can still sign up for basketball at Boys & Girls Club
• Greenwood woman dies in wreck
• 154303, Unsupervised Administration
• 154301 Jackson Jennings Annual Meeting
• Mutually exclusive viewpoints can’t both be true
• Woman wants to save depot
• Woman dies in Indiana 11 wreck
• Crash on I-65 leaves 3 people injured
• Scott County man arrested
• Board OKs $50,000 for home
• MARRIAGE LICENSES 1/7/12
• REAL ESTATE SALES DISCLOSURES 1/7/12
• ARRESTS 1/7/12
• INCIDENTS 1/7/12
• HOSPITAL 1/7/12
• Tigers set records in 109-42 win over Bulldogs
• Braves beat Senators 60-43
• Saints pull away from Cougars to claim trophy
• Fatal wreck closes road
• 154095, Dept. of Transportation
• 154097 Additional Appropriations
• 154098 Unsupervised Administration
• Planning for our future
• Weekly rewards 1/6/12
• Thoughts for the Weekend
• Sandhills offer annual winter show
• Feds join probe of killed bird
• New top cops taking shape
• BMV: Renew license early
• Scott investment to net 24 new jobs
• Find help for proper dieting
• ‘Mrs. Miracle’ on group’s agenda
• Town council to meet Jan. 12
• Folding in success
• Financial Peace University classes slated
• New study to begin at CWM
• ARRESTS 1/6/12
• INCIDENTS 1/6/12
• Lady Cougars rally to top Senators 68-59
• Seymour’s Moren named to Silver Anniversary Team
• Bull Dogs slip by Owl wrestlers
• Two flown to Louisville after wreck
• Solar power flops are adding up
• Drivers need to slow down and heed stop signs
• Trinity to honor teams Friday night
• Granite memorial firm to expand, create 24 jobs
• 154091, Jackson Co Auditor
• COOKING & EATING WELL
• Top 10 wine picks
• Dems boycott Assembly
• Governor dumps policy
• Election jockeying begins
• Man, woman face drug charges
• Regional art grants available
• School board plans retreat
• BZA cancels its next meeting
• Jackson County Retail Food Establishment Inspections 1-5-12
• JACKSON SUPERIOR COURT JUDGMENTS 1-5-12
• CIRCUIT COURT JUDGMENTS 1-5-12
• INCIDENTS - 1-5-12
• HOSPITAL 1-5-12
• ARRESTS 1-5-12
• Girls basketball preview capsules
• Boys basketball preview capsules
• Hornets drop Tuesday game to Lancers
• House Democratic leader: Party will stay out of session
• Most Democrats absent from Indiana House opening
• Governor reverses access limits at Statehouse
• 154093 - Unsupervised Administration
• 154094, Unsupervised Administration
• A fortune in a nickel
• Fund for the Arts planning 3D Art Show
• Keep Internet out of U.N.'s clutches
• Art appreciation
• First baby arrives
• Free legal clinic planned for Jan. 16
• Crothersville police report released
• Management accountants to meet Jan. 19
• INDOT reports Indiana 235 has reopened
• JUDGMENTS 1/4/12
• SMALL CLAIMS 1/4/12
• ARRESTS 1/4/12
• INCIDENTS 1/4/12
• HOSPITAL 1/4/12
• Lady Owls down Olympians in 40T
• Lady Cougars extend winning streak to 6
• Seymour swimmers split with Bedford
• Tigers drop conference game to Hornets 43-23
• Special Olympics tourney set for Saturday
• 154074, Sheriff Sale, James Christopher
• 154075, Sheriff Sale, John Goss
• 154078, Sheriff Sale, Maudie Conley
• 154076, Sheriff Sale, June Hyde
• 154079, Sheriff Sale, Taylor
• 154077, Sheriff Wale, Wischmeier
• 154080, Sheriff Sale, Edmons
• No hard times in Congress
• Mental health group extends thanks to donors
• Woman nearing century mark
• Crashes reported
• Gunshot wound probed in Jennings
• Date and time changed for Paint the Town
• ARRESTS 1/3/12
• INCIDENTS 1/3/12
• HOSPITAL 1/3/12
• Winter college athletes are halfway through season
• Gabbard, Moore earn player of the week accolades
• Senior Focus: Kourtney Settle
• Basketball clinic being offered
• Shot put clinic set in Columbus
• 154092, Unsupervised Administration
• Today's toon 1-2-12
• Christmas help for children is appreciated
• Writer backs Seymour Police and chief
• Planes, trains – automobiles?
• Put to the test
• Police: Texting likely led to fatality
• ARRESTS 1-2-12
• INCIDENTS 1-2-12
• HOSPITAL 1-2-12
• Senior Focus: Reed McKinney
• Owl wrestlers compete at Mooresville
• Today's toon 12-30-31
• Thoughts for the Weekend
• Learn from past, then move ahead
• 2011: The year in review
• Projects move forward
• Rare bird shot, killed
• The light of the world never fades
• Have you matured in discipleship in 2011?
• Make a resolution that will lead to a revolution
• Bible study and singing set at Uniontown
• Beading group to meet Tuesday
• MARRIAGE LICENSES 12/31/11
• Part of Indiana 235 closed
• ARRESTS 12/31/11
• INCIDENTS 12/31/11
• HOSPITAL 12/31/11
• A look back at Jackson County sports in 2011
• Braves hold off Vikings for title
• Owls vault past Olympians in gymnastics season opener
• Technology used to tackle teen concerns
• An unexpected gift
• Seymour program growing
• Genealogical classes set for January
• Friends plan book sale for Jan. 7
• City releases schedules for trash pickup
• Grant applications become available
• Fund wraps up
• ARRESTS 12/30/11
• INCIDENTS 12/30/11
• HOSPITAL 12/30/11
• FORECLOSURES 12/30/11
• JUDGMENTS 12/30/11
• Braves beat Bulldogs for spot in finals
• Lancers down Owls 62-53
• Senators rally past Cougars 48-35
• Tigers claim tournament title
• HOT POTATO
• Chili Cookoff slated at Brownstown Christian
• What’s New Year’s without the bubbly?
• ELF teaches kids about recycling
• Digging deep
• Tip leads to the arrest of man
• Court given grant
• New theater class planned
• Bird count set for Sunday
• Library plans Spanish class
• Town council to meet Friday
• REAL ESTATE SALES DISCLOSURES 12-29-11
• ARRESTS 12-29-11
• INCIDENTS 12-29-11
• Braves win title at Yoho tournament
• Lady Owls repeat as Twin Lakes champs
• Hornets overcome to win tourney championship
• Braves use big second half to whip Rangers
• Land sale OK’d at $200,000
• 2 given prison terms
• State unveils website
• County council wraps up year
• Library board elects officers
• Today's toon 12-28-11
• Others help family in their time of need
• Phony phone regulating
• NO KID GLOVES
• ARRESTS 12-28-11
• INCIDENTS 12-28-11
• Lady Owls’ defense sharp in 55-38 win over Titans
• Lady Braves advance in tourney with pair of wins
• 154090, Indiana Lien
• 154088, Notice of Supervised Administration
• 154087, Unsupervised Administration
• 154085, Notice of Administration
• 154089, City of Seymour
• 144902 Indiana Lien
• 154086, Unsupervised Administration
• Today's toon 12-27-11
• Remember, it’s only a song
• Weekly rewards
• Have a merry un-Christmas time
• ‘Frosty’ visits local family
• Wellness clinic established
• School offers choice
• Is snow or more rain on the way?
• Old Christmas tree
• Students may serve as pages
• ARRESTS 12/27/11
• INCIDENTS 12/27/11
• HOSPITAL 12/27/11
• JUDGMENTS 12/27/11
• Winter Sports Preview: Gymnastics
• Pacers open season with packed house
• Senior Focus: Jessica Madden
• Today's toon 12-26-11
• Miracles still happen
• World marks Christmas
• Job growth lifting hopes
• Constitution provides remedy
• Personnel moves OK’d
• Jail increases capacity
• Community meal slated
• INCIDENTS, 12-26-2011
• ARRESTS, 12-26-2011
• HOSPITAL, 12-26-2011
• Small Claims, 12-26-2011
• FORECLOSURES, 12-26-2011
• Kicking it All-Star style
• Immanuel plans services
• 154084, Frontier
• God’s love revealed in Christ’s victory over death
• CCC services set for tonight
• Church re-enacts a miracle
• Four Stars for Crothersville
• Robbery leads to 2 arrests
• Basket Fund hits an even $20,000
• 2 arrested in Jennings
• ARRESTS 12-24-11
• INCIDENTS 12-24-11
• HOSPITAL 12-24-11
• JUDGMENTS 12-24-11
• FORECLOSURES 12-24-11
• Boys basketball holiday tournament schedules
• Girls basketball holiday tournament schedules
• Orlovsky, Colts charge forward with 2nd wind
• Celebrating Christmas
• Toon o' the day 12/23/11
• Weekly rewards
• Power to change world
• Thoughts for the Weekend
• Shooting range deal put in place
• Council debates sewer charges
• Police probe 5 burglaries
• Basket Fund tops $19,000
• Detention center data released
• Crosley FWA to hold youth squirrel hunt
• ARRESTS 12/23/11
• INCIDENTS 12/23/11
• HOSPITAL 12/23/11
• SMALL CLAIMS 12/23/11
• REAL ESTATE SALES DISCLOSURES 12/23/11
• In the stillness of Christmas
• Owls’ Miller records 200th career win
• Senior Focus: Maria Allen
• Fife earns academic honor
• 154082 Indiana Dept of Revenue
• Toon o' the day 12/22/11
• U.S. could be self-sufficient
• Pick a perfect wine for the holiday feast
• Services set at Brownstown Christian
• Program slated on officiating
• Grant aids literacy efforts
• Fire station bids come in high
• Sewer rates to rise
• River on the rise — again
• Basket Fund sets record
• Brownstown November report released
• BMV branches closing for holidays
• ARRESTS 12/22/11
• INCIDENTS 12/22/11
• HOSPITAL 12/22/11
• Lady Owls’ Moore honored as player of the week
• ‘A great day of basketball’
• Senior Focus: Daniel Kerrick
• Social media
• JV bowlers compete in team tournament
• Free throw contest set for Jan. 15
• Salem Speedway season tickets on sale now
• Toon o' the day 12/21/11
• Truck wash leaves writer disappointed
• Double-teamed by union, NLRB
• SHS players aid shelter
• Board OKs personnel shifts
• Utility asks for increase
• Texting leads to man’s arrest
• Basket Fund tops $15,000
• VITA volunteers being sought
• Social Security offices closing for holiday
• ARRESTS 12/21/11
• INCIDENTS 12/21/11
• HOSPITAL 12/21/11
• REAL ESTATE SALES DISCLOSURES 12/21/11
• SMALL CLAIMS 12/21/11
• Volunteer tutors up to the task
• Owls claim win over Warriors
• Lady Braves hold off Cubs
• ‘Desperation’ glasses
• New uniforms overdue
• Toon o' the day 12/20/11
• Climate confab does little harm
• Cheer program delivers
• Wreck leads to one arrest
• Basket Fund tops $14,000
• Man arrested in Daviess County
• Ivy Tech spring enrollments under way
• Suspected scam reported
• ARRESTS 12/20/11
• INCIDENTS 12/20/11
• HOSPITAL 12/20/11
• Lady Owls pull away from Eagles 78-60
• Dry spells costly to Lady Tigers in loss
• Weightlifting winners named
• Senior Focus: Logan Farmer
• AD: Disregard advertising invoice
• Daughter offers praise for her father’s efforts
• No one forces you to pray
• Shopping, building links
• Hot guns wind up in city
• Vectren locks out workers
• Medora board hires English teacher
• Council reviews inspection report
• INCIDENTS 12/19/11
• Braves start strong for another big win
• Lady Braves hand Dragons 1st loss of season
• Lady Owls use big first half to top Warriors
• Panthers defeat Owls in HHC game
• Owl wrestlers go 4-1 at Floyd Central
• Medora teams lose Saturday games
• Cougars fall to Indians on Friday
• North Koreans rally around Kim Jong Il’s heir
• Wreck leaves street closed in Brownstown
• Colts will remember the Titans
• Polian: Manning’s season is over
• ARRESTS 12/19/11
• Layaway Santas strike
• You can learn to speak Spanish
• Book club will discuss Dickens
• Gift Lift delivers
• Crothersville FFA comes through
• Basket clears $11,000 mark
• Children at center of upcoming pageant
• Jesus’ birth creates the way to return to God
• Light of the world is for everyone
• MARRIAGE LICENSES 12/17/11
• ARRESTS 12/17/11
• INCIDENTS 12/17/11
• Braves hit 100 for 2nd straight game
• Tigers defeat Hilltoppers for 6th win
• Miscues burn Owls in HHC loss; Short-handed Hornets struggle at Orleans
• Lady Cougars improve to 7-3
• IHSAA town meeting set in Seymour
• Wrapping up a Miracle
• Dad sentenced in injury
• SRC under study
• Rising 4-H fees bringing worry
• Basket donations nearing $11,000
• Toon o' the day 12/16/11
• Weekly rewards 12/16/11
• Thoughts for the Weekend
• Trash routes shift for holiday
• Church to offer financial seminar
• Commission cancels meeting
• ARRESTS 12/16/11
• INCIDENTS 12/16/11
• Seymour swimmers sweep Jennings County
• Senators start fast to top Lady Tigers
• Senior Focus: Lacy Bierman
• February Canada goose season to continue
• Toon of the day 12/15/11: The Donald
• Is traffic signal really needed?
• We want to be like liked
• Reader: Young sells out the 9th District
• 154070, Jackson County Auditor
• 154071, Jackson County Auditor
• 154072, City of Seymour
• Santa gets a Head Start
• Feds target moto-calling
• Thefts net 3 arrests
• Newest member joins city board
• Basket donations nearing $9,500
• Records board sets meeting
• Church sets cantata Sunday
• Girls basketball preview capsules
• Boys basketball preview capsules
• Game to benefit local charity
• Officers request 93 charges
• Humane Society seeks doghouses
• Feds target cellphones
• INCIDENTS 12/14/11
• ARRESTS 12/14/11
• HOSPITAL 12/12/11
• 154068, Jackson County EMS
• Sharing the music
• Support local firms year-round
• Reader urges opposition to defense bill
• Schools getting Smart
• 4-way stop OK’d
• SCS approves new jobs
• Basket donations top $9,000 mark
• Lady Owls rally for 6th win of season
• Brownstown clobbers Clarksville 98-26 in MSC; Trinity girls hold off Lanesville
• Tigers down Mustangs 49-37 in SAC
• Eagles beat Owls on 8th criteria
• Owls sponsoring toy drive
• Trinity freshmen lose another close game
• GOP approves tax cut renewal
• Learn to improve your searches
• Special Needs group to meet
• Live nativity is set for Dec. 21
• INCIDENTS 12/13/11
• ARRESTS 12/13/11
• Local bowlers compete at Madison
• Hope seen for U.S. housing
• We need to recall sacrifices for freedoms
• 154069, City of Seymour
• 154052, Indiana Alcohol & Tobacco
• Couple harvests award
• 154071, Jackson County Auditor
• City OKs traffic changes
• City bids adieu
• Drive nets 726 coats
• Basket donations near $9,000 mark
• DeVinney reaches 200th career victory
• 'Let's go Owls!'
• Senior Focus: Lacey Gengelbach
• Lanesville defeats Medora on Saturday
• Trinity freshmen fall in overtime
• ARRESTS 12/12/11
• HOSPITAL 12/9/11
• INCIDENTS 12/12/11
• Skatepark meeting seeks public’s ideas
• Officers seek 220 charges
• History Center open Tuesday
• Library plans holiday hours
• Observations on Nov. 21 incident
• Pearl Harbor veteran dies on 70th anniversary of attack
• Pearl Harbor editorial, found cash merit front page display
• IU fans erupt
• Found cash raises eyes
• Trinity girls win Springs Valley Tournament
• Medora girls win 3rd straight game
• Seymour swimmers win S Invitational
• Lady Braves gut out another MSC win
• Lady Owls lose HHC game in OT
• Warriors pick up pace, top Owls
• Eagles charge past Cougars; Tigers lose conference opener
• Robberies net 24-year sentence
• Jackson Superior Court I Judgments
• Chamber seeks concert sponsors
• Blood drive set Jan. 10 at K of C
• Santa Claus to visit police
• Former resident shares photos of lunar eclipse
• DARE reaches out to parents
• Jordan, Steele to retire
• Fund nudges $8,000 mark
• Choose to take a less hectic path this Christmas
• Town Players reward community with free holiday performance
• ARRESTS 12/10/11
• INCIDENTS 12/10/11
• HOSPITAL 12/10/11
• JUDGMENTS 12/10/11
• Pounds for Presents
• Braves wallop Warriors 101-40; Tigers improve to 4-1
• Hornets claim 1st win of season
• Red Devils top Owls in HHC game
• 154067, Human Services
• 154066, Human Services
• 154065, Brownstown Township
• Today's toon 12-9-11
• Thoughts for the Weekend
• Police cameras should record automatically
• Weekly rewards
• Area motorists ignore floodwater warnings
• Pastor files complaint
• Fatal under study
• Snowflake Bazaar set for Saturday
• Council keeps canine on job
• ‘12 Days’ in the real world
• Series under way at First Nazarene
• Basket donations near $6,000 mark
• READ book sale set for today and Saturday
• Crothersville PD solves 17 cases
• County responds to 220 reports
• ARRESTS 12/9/11
• INCIDENTS 12/9/11
• HOSPITAL 12/9/11
• Hornets top Lions despite slow start
• Lady Braves push past Lions for MSC win
• Lady Cougars hold off Shiners 54-51
• Virginia Tech: Police officer, another person shot and killed
• AP Source: Pujols, Angels agree to 10-year deal
• Postal Service cuts could be just beginning
• Seymour resident is searching for justice
• 154061, Independent Land Surveying
• 154063, Unsupervised Administration, Emmett Earl
• 154062, Jackson County Auditor
• Letting off steam
• Lights, music make magic
• DPW eyes move
• 4-way stop studied
• Basket clears $4,000
• Seymour taking applications
• State inmates cash for county
• Cancer group offers support
• Zoning board cancels meeting
• ARRESTS 12-8-11
• INCIDENTS 12-8-11
• HOSPITAL 12-8-11
• JUDGMENTS 12-08-11
• 2nd shooting in same house
• Girls basketball preview capsules
• Boys basketball preview capsules
• BC’s Snodgrass among Players of the Week
• NFL Experience tickets now available
• Hall announces Silver Anniversary Team
• Maps chart zones
• Nation must not forget sacrifices
• Washington is broken
• Fatality at hill crest should be no surprise
• 154057, Notice of Suit
• 154058, Service By Publication
• River starts its decline
• Fee may see local charges
• Basket Fund nears $4,000
• Owls beat Warriors on 4th criteria
• Hornets gain space from Tigers in 2nd half; Cougars lose by 4 at Henryville
• Lady Owls start fast to top Panthers 86-45 in HHC
• Sewer construction closes Walnut-Fifth streets
• MARRIAGE LICENSES 12/7/11
• PROPERTY FORCLOSURES 12/7/11
• Guitar contest aids children
• Christmas trees can be recycled
• Works board to meet Thursday
• Today's toon 12/6/11 Fragile Manning
• Preventing new financial crisis requires action
• Committees to take on Roman numeral names
• East Fork White River flooding nears crest
• Center needs coats
• River spills over
• Basket Fund tops $3,300
• Jury convicts Web predator
• College athletes wrap up fall season
• Seymour wrestlers go 2-5 in HHC duals
• Evansville records its wettest year
• 4 Braves earn nods from IFCA
• Senior Focus: Benji Loyd
• ARRESTS 12/6/11
• INCIDENTS 12/6/11
• Enter His Courts accepting players
• Sewer work to close Walnut
• 2-hour standoff ends with arrest
• Seymour sets holiday concert
• Young signs on to 2 bills
• READ book sale set for weekend
• Complaints 12/6/11
• Water closing area state roads
• River overflows banks
• Today's toon 12/5/11 Flip and Flop
• Holding citizens without recourse ignores rights
• Emotions and memories
• Payroll tax cut is just another political ploy
• Christmas hits the rails
• Road salt costs go up
• Tigers pull together for win over Lions; Hornets lose by 1 in overtime
• Owls use free throws to seal win over Grizzly Cubs
• Musketeers finish strong to top Lady Braves
• Turnovers plague Lady Tigers in SAC loss; Senators top Hornets 63-51
• More rain, flooding likely
• ARRESTS 12/5/11
• INCIDENTS 12/5/11
• HOSPITAL 12/2/11
• 2 blood drives set for Seymour
• Library to have limited hours
• HOSPITAL 12/3/11
• Complaints 12/5/11
• REAL ESTATE SALES DISCLOSURES 12/5/11
• Flood warning continues as more rain falls
• 154054 Unsupervised Administration, Sage
• 154056, Indiana Lien
• 154055, Indiana Dept. of Environmental
• Happy to help
• Hometown Christmas
• Arrests made in burglary attempt
• Basket Fund fattens
• ARRESTS 12/3/11
• INCIDENTS 12/3/11
• Maintain goodwill throughout the year
• God will speak to those who listen
• Braves charge past Owls in 2nd half
• Tigers defeat Hornets 57-50
• Cougars struggle early in loss to Pacers
• 3 Owls earn all-state honors
• 154051, Notice of Adoption
• 154053, City of Seymour Public Hearing
• Today's toon 12-2-11
• Weekly rewards
• Thoughts for the weekend
• A good year for Seymour
• Man dies in wreck
• Walking the fog line toward home
• History Center sets open house
• Beading group sets meeting
• FBI starts probe
• Farmers Market set for Saturday
• FORECLOSURES 12/2/11
• Man faces 4 charges
• Basket fund continues to grow
• ARRESTS 12/2/11
• Open house aids homeless animals
• INCIDENTS 12/2/11
• HOSPITAL 12/2/11
• October 2011 Retail Food Establishment Inspections
• Lady Owls use late surge to top Braves
• Putting on a show
• Lady Cougars keep Hornets at bay 58-34; Tigers remain winless
• Bull Frogs leap past Owl swimmers
• Senior Focus: Hailey Brown
• Seymour man faces 4 charges
• Seymour turns records over to FBI, Department of Justice
• North Vernon man killed in fiery wreck on I-65
• Tools to attract business are a wise investment
• 154050, Commissioners Claims
• Residents seek answers
• Mom, baby flee smoke, fire
• Sewer problem closes 2 streets
• Counselor shifts to Redding school
• Fund tops $2,100
• Hospital plans closed meeting
• Library kicks off reading program
• Santa Claus will visit Brownstown
• You can make a treat at library
• Jackson County Cuffs
• Tipsy treasures
• Girls basketball preview capsules
• Boys basketball preview capsules
• Jets down Cougars 61-36 on Tuesday
• Hometown Christmas set at Brownstown
• Immanuel sets Advent services
• Democrats to hold party today
• INCIDENTS, 12/1/11
• ARRESTS, 12/1/11
• September 2011 Retail Food Establishment Inspections
• Police seize money during local man’s arrest Monday
• Dissolutions, 12/1/11
• Fire drives woman, infant from home
• Today's toon 11/30/11: Signs of the times
• A few signs of improvement
• Who are these guys?
• 154049, City of Seymour
• Chief visits refuge
• Retailers urge online tax
• Police clear report
• Fund tops $1,600
• Living Nativity returns to St. Peter
• Miracle readies its Angel Tree
• Queen candidates seeking donations
• AIDS program set
• Santa sets visits for Seymour
• Flood projection lowered to 14.3’
• Officers check 169 reports
• ARRESTS 11/30/11
• INCIDENTS 11/30/11
• HOSPITAL 11/30/11
• FORECLOSURES 11/30/11
• Owl wrestlers win on Alumni Night
• Braves charge past Lions in MSC
• Physical Panthers defeat Lady Owls 52-45; Tigers fall on road, too
• Seymour swimmers split with Jeff in opener
• Wrestling league sign-ups now open
• Congress mauls Internet mischief
• 154031, Sheriff Sale, Vasquez
• 154032, Sheriff Sale, Cavanaugh
• 154033, Sheriff Sale, Stidam
• 154034, Sheriff Sale, Roberts
• 154035, Sheriff Sale, Cain
• 154036, Sheriff Sale, Eversole
• 154021, Sheriff Sale, Lesnet
• 154022, Sheriff Sale, Brown
• 154023, Sheriff Sale, Campbell
• 154024, Sheriff Sale, Blanton
• 154025, Sheriff Sale, Jewell
• 154026, Sheriff Sale, Wilson
• 154027, Sheriff Sale, Allman
• 154028, Sheriff Sale, Allman
• 154029, Sheriff Sale, Rodriguez
• 154030, Sheriff Sale, Hamilton
• Santa’s in the house
• County courts new jobs
• Man’s injury under review
• Woman faces 2 charges
• Basket Fund nears $1,500
• Stimulating treatment
• Mental Health Gift Lift begins
• Trains rolling into library
• Jackson County under flood watch
• Woman faces burglary charges
• Church calls meeting to discuss man's injuries
• Is superdooper committee next?
• Hoosier hoops arrives; let winter games begin
• Man offers a suggestion for transit garage
• 154046, Bradley Smith
• 154047 - Markel, Markel & Lambring
• 154048 Storage Express
• Trial and error
• Firm eyes Lexmark facilities
• INDOT prepares for winter operations
• Lady Braves defeat Pioneers 56-41
• Artesians clip Owls 60-58
• Tigers come up short against Bulldogs
• Cougars go 1-1 in tournament
• ARRESTS 11/28/11
• Entrance permits now available
• Interior chief to visit local refuge
• Rains swell river
• August 2011 Retail Food Establishment Inspections
• INCIDENTS 11/28/11
• Registers put to work
• Teen dies in crash
• Downtown to kick off holiday season
• Basket fund grows
• ARRESTS 11/26/11
• INCIDENTS 11/26/11
• What can make a person walk away from sin?
• Parents need to influence child’s relationships
• Lady Owls defeat Highlanders 63-46 in HHC opener
• Senior Focus: Tyler Hendrix
• Senior Focus: Alyssa Stuckwisch
• Game T-shirts can be picked up Monday
• 154045, Unsupervised Administration, Engelking
• Turnout down, spirits high for Thanksgiving Day meal
• City drops grant
• Hackman to continue golf career at CSU
• Trimnell named KIAC player of the week; He and Allman earn all-tournament honors
• The Star, IBCA to stage All-Star Games
• Game T-shirts can be picked up Monday
• ARRESTS 11/25/11
• INCIDENTS 11/25/11
• HOSPITAL 11/23/11
• Groups collecting blankets for Christmas Miracle
• DISSOLUTIONS 11/25/11
• REAL ESTATE SALES DISCLOSURES 11/25/11
• 2 die in wrecks
• Town prepares sewer rate increase
• Teen killed, 2 injured in single-vehicle crash
• Shoppers start early
• Cummins pushes education
• Donors boost basket
• Sunny skies for holiday
• Grisham novel topic of talk
• Southern Indiana bats on agenda
• Former prosecutor returning Durham contributions
• Police: Foot pursuit ends with man in hospital
• ARRESTS 11/24/11
• Old grain, new take
• INCIDENTS 11/24/11
• HOSPITAL 11/24/11
• JUDGMENTS 11/24/11
• Boys and girls basketball preview capsules
• Trinity’s Royalty verbally commits to run for Butler
• BCHS season tickets on sale at upcoming events
• Interstate 65 backed up in Columbus area
• Sunny skies dawning for Thanksgiving Day
• Former prosecutor returning Durham contributions
• Today's toon 11/23/11: Just say anything
• Feds should follow citizens
• 154042, Vectren Corporation
• 154043, Jackson County Rural Electric
• 142058, Indiana Dept. of Transportation
• ‘Are you kidding me?’
• Schneck honored with Baldrige Award
• Two critical after wreck
• White Friday Night to benefit charities
• Church plans pancake breakfast, soap sales
• Man dies in barge incident
• Democratic Women to meet
• JUDGMENTS 11/23/11
• ARRESTS 11/23/11
• INCIDENTS 11/23/11
• Sawyer, Gabbard lead Tigers to season-opening victory
• HOSPITAL 11/23/11
• Braves football, cheer squads honored
• Trinity Lutheran boys come up short against South Decatur
• Owl wrestlers win opener
• Boys bowling teams face off at Versailles
• Wreck leaves 2 city residents critically injured
• Today's toon 11-22-11
• Volunteers help students with their lessons
• What’s going on with schools?
• Mom of 3 dies in wreck
• Gov. Daniels offers salute to Everhart
• Debt supercommittee fails
• Police allege fraud
• Man facing charge related to child porn
• 2 critical after 3-vehicle crash
• Holiday Concert set for Dec. 3
• Teens’ group sets party at library
• JUDGMENTS 11/22/11
• School board plans closed session
• ARRESTS 11/22/11
• INCIDENTS 11/22/11
• County girls shine in all-star games
• Lady Owls use fast start to rout Cougars
• Guards lift Spartans past Lady Cougars
• Senior Focus: Bradley Gabbard
• I-65 northbound lanes closed in Bartholomew County
• Seymour woman dies in wreck on U.S. 31
• 147047, Bridge Marketing
• 154041, Jackson Co Auditor
• Today's toon 11/21/11: Obamacare seeks second opinion
• Area residents need our help
• Parks planning deer-reduction hunts
• Festival rings in holidays
• Debt deal chances sour
• Gregg tests stache appeal
• Jones, Bailiff cap off year at Showcase Games
• Lady Hornets beat Lions, fall to Bulldogs
• ARRESTS 11/21/11
• INCIDENTS 11/21/11
• HOSPITAL 11/18/11
• Hunter still in hospital
• Stewart wins Homestead to claim 3rd title
• Pershing firefighters to conduct fund drive
• Ramp sees 2nd look
• Changes eyed for school personnel
• House says no to budget mandate
• Medora Festival begins today
• Time to be thankful for God’s many blessings
• Positive influence of parents is essential to children
• Council OKs insurance policy
• Man falls from tree
• ARRESTS 11/19/11
• INCIDENTS 11/19/11
• Seymour volleyball team honored
• Lady Braves begin season with win over Bluejackets
• Bulldogs’ early pressure rattles Lady Tigers
• 154039, Unsupervised Administration, Hall
• 154038, NPDES Permit, Rose Acres
• Today's toon 11-18-11
• Thoughts for the Weekend
• There’s money to be made by selling gasoline
• Weekly rewards
• Robotics team scores
• Right to work bill looms
• Old grow older
• Police hunting man who fled
• Friday Magazine Club tours winery
• When life is a jungle, own it
• Medora Christian slates community dinner
• Thanksgiving service, dinner set for Saturday
• Paint the Town series continues
• Library board OKs use policy
• Library to close for Thanksgiving
• ARRESTS 11/18/11
• INCIDENTS 11/18/11
• HOSPITAL 11/18/11
• SMALL CLAIMS 11/18/11
• Jones signs with Saint Francis
• Lions hold off Lady Cougars’ charge 56-46
• Senior Focus: Nicole Hoene
• Local athletes showcasing talents
• Manhunt under way
• 154040 City of Seymour
• Today's toon 11/17/11: Joe Paterno and blinders
• We all have an obligation to act
• A failure of the children
• INCIDENTS 11-17-11
• ARRESTS 11-17-11
• HOSPITAL 11-17-11
• What is our duty?
• Kids take a DARE
• Fines battle need
• One clever cookie
• Growth of Syrah supply overwhelmed demand
• Iconic Hoosier roots
• Girls basketball preview capsules
• Lady Owl bowlers remain undefeated
• Court decision to be significant
• Planning for our future
• Police seek theft leads
• Child abduction attempted
• Storm rakes Paoli
• Concert assists Miracle
• Scouts spend weekend learning about aviation
• Seymour SEPAC’s annual craft show set for Saturday
• Benefit ride Sunday to aid cancer patient
• Garbage, recycle routes change for Thanksgiving
• Model railroaders plan open house
• Jackson County Cuffs 11/16/11
• SMALL CLAIMS 11/16/11
• FORECLOSURE 11/16/11
• COMPLAINTS 11/16/11
• JUDGMENTS 11/16/11
• ARRESTS 11/16/11
• INCIDENTS 11/16/11
• HOSPITAL 11/16/11
• Trueblood, Johnson named Seymour's top runners
• Lady Cougars pound Generals in season opener
• Braves run past Lady Tigers in SAC game
• Bulldogs raise banner, win home opener
• Today's toon 11/15/11: Remembering gas prices
• Congress shows it can get along
• Gas price conspiracies
• Phi Beta Psi Bingo set for tonight
• Center for Women's Ministries open house tonight
• Gas war flares
• Jennings lands 315 jobs
• Health law on docket
• Leak causes concern
• City OKs abatement, compliance
• Officers check 266 reports
• SICA Members’ Show continues
• Fat removal: More than simply cosmetic?
• Fort Vallonia Days results announced
• ARRESTS 11/15/11
• INCIDENTS 11/15/11
• HOSPITAL 11/15/11
• Trinity Lutheran fall athletes recognized
• Senior Focus: Emma Franke
• Gas leak prompts evacuation
• Hazardous weather possible
• Today's toon 11/14/11: Occupy Third World
• The police and GPS tracking
• Hornets beat Tigers for 5th place
• Lady Owls build lead to top Huskies
• Hunters bag their prey
• Hoosier hunters asked to complete online survey
• Fire ‘suspicious’
• Grisham book on club’s agenda
• ARRESTS 11/14/11
• INCIDENTS 11/14/11
• HOSPITAL 11/11/11
• HOSPITAL 11/12/11
• Governor to join Illinois-based firm for jobs announcement
• 154037, Sheriff Sale, Acre Seymour
• Trinity honors vets
• Fathers, sons arrested in 2 cases
• Town studies police costs
• Veterans Day snapshots
• Raffle to aid History Center
• ARRESTS 11/12/11
• INCIDENTS 11/12/11
• HOSPITAL 11/12/11
• Parenting requires leadership in the home
• Moore signs with LMU Lions
• Lady Hornets cruise past Lions
• Hilltoppers slip by Lady Tigers
• Zeller shines in IU's opener
• SLIDESHOW: Veterans Day program at Emerson Elementary School 11/11/11
• Veterans Day service slideshow: 11/11/11
• 154018, Indiana Dept. of Environmental
• Today's toon 11-11-11
• Is Veterans Day enough?
• Honor veterans today, always
• A debt of gratitude
• Transit building parked
• Bleak future ahead
• Sertoma plans Miracle
• Brothers in arms
• The forgotten war
• Lutheran Home holds community appreciation, bus dedication event
• 'High School Musical'
• County collects DOC funding
• Holiday meal set in Brownstown
• Schneck board meets Monday
• Health board to meet Monday
• ARRESTS 11/11/11
• INCIDENTS 11/11/11
• HOSPITAL 11/11/11
• Gallion, Lockman repeat as most valuable runners
• Lady Owls drop opener to Woodsmen
• Brown named Lady Braves' MVP
• Senior Focus: Joe Sawyer
• Hornets, Tigers lose pool games
• Today's toon 11/10/11 Joe Paterno's crumbling legacy
• New ballot law needs dumped
• Letter writer raises question about local gas prices
• 154019, Public hearing on an Application for Development
• 154020, Public Hearing
• Today's toons 11-9-11
• Letter writer offers thanks to police officers for help
• Give it up on Solyndra mess
• Voters fail to show
• Feds charging local man
• City, county split money
• Plans in place for honoring veterans around the county
• DISSOLUTIONS 11-10-11
• County plan meeting canceled
• Thanksgiving service announced
• Detention center board plans to meet
• USPS plans public hearing at Kurtz
• Veterans visit World War II memorial
• Tradition topmost
• ARRESTS 11-10-11
• INCIDENTS 11-10-11
• HOSPITAL 11-10-11
• JUDGMENTS 11-10-11
• Hoosiers begin season with different vibe, mood
• Seymour cheer teams win regional titles
• Cougars near goal
• SUV takes soak in river
• Races mean cash
• Education Fair is Tuesday at JCLC
• St. Paul sets harvest dinner
• St. John’s plans harvest dinner
• Praise day and homecoming set
• 153874 Indiana Alcoholic Tobacco
• 154011, Indiana Lien
• Seymour At-Large Common Council Candidates: Mary Voss
• Seymour At-Large Common Council Candidates: Joseph ‘Joe’ Bowman
• Seymour At-Large Common Council Candidates: Lloyd Hudson
• Seymour At-Large Common Council Candidates: Jim Lucas
• ARRESTS 10/31/11
• INCIDENTS 10/31/11
• HOSPITAL 10/28/11
• 154010, Unsupervised Administration, Steven Bottorff
• Lady Cougars earn trip to state finals
• Top-ranked Orioles beat Owls in finals
• Trojans stun No. 4 Braves in semifinals
• Owls CC team places 24th at state
• Trinity volleyball team is state-bound
• Today's toon 10/28/11
• Thoughts for the Weekend
• Weekly rewards
• Ec015’s influence grows
• Finding forgiveness
• Taxes due soon
• Bowling lock-in set for tonight
• ARRESTS 10/29/11
• INCIDENTS 10/29/11
• HOSPITAL 10/29/11
• God’s world and its seasons remain, as promised
• Build your relationship with Christ on love
• College athletes rolling through fall season
• Enrollment spurs Trinity expansion
• More growth on horizon
• City OKs work
• Drop off old drugs Saturday
• Defining the R word
• Monitoring on the Hoosier
• Library plans Heroes' Tree
• Marker set at former schoolhouse
• Lodges meet at historic school
• Church to present Halloween alternative
• County residents among Creative Arts winners
• Changing Places: 3rd session set for Nov. 10
• New Salisbury man facing drug charges
• Medora plans craft program at the library
• Turkey craft on program agenda in Crothersville
• Town Christmas Festival is set for Nov. 19-20
• Halloween alternative offered
• ARRESTS 10/28/11
• INCIDENTS 10/28/11
• HOSPITAL 10/28/11
• REAL ESTATE SALES DISCLOSURES 10/28/11
• Lady Owls soccer team honored
• Seniors leading Owl runners for last time
• Volleyball teams aim for semistate titles
• Senior Focus: Ben Franke
• Pep session tonight for Lady Owls volleyball, Owls CC
• Today's toon 10/27/11
• It’s not green, not new and not really jobs
• Tales can aid animals
• Letter writer: Fourth Street is a nightmare
• No traffic light for O’Brien and Fourth streets
• 154009, Jackson Co. Clerk, Election Candidates
• 154008, Jackson Co. Clerk, Polling Places
• 154007, Jackson Co Auditor
• Crop yields vary
• 2012 farm inputs to rise
• Costume contest results
• Panel approves right to work in party-line vote
• Harvest dinner, bazaar Nov. 4
• Quartet plans retirement show
• Nazarenes set kids’ program
• Vegetarian grows up
• Charbono making a small comeback
• ARRESTS 10/27/11
• INCIDENTS 10/27/11
• HOSPITAL 10/27/11
• Boggs recognized for volunteer work
• Rainy forecast delays World Series Game 6
• Today's toon 10/26/11
• Loosen federal grip on schools
• Today's toon 10/25/11
• 154005, Town of Crothersville
• 154006, Notice of Suit
• Fall beauty fading fast
• City debates sewer study
• Kern leaves board
• IU offers summer discount
• Putting the BOO! back in kids’ books
• Council plans special session
• Church plans harvest party
• ARRESTS 10/26/11
• INCIDENTS 10/26/11
• HOSPITAL 10/26/11
• DISSOLUTIONS 10/26/11
• JUDGMENTS 10/26/11
• Braves dig past Bulldogs for regional title
• Owls win 1st regional title since 1998
• Cougars pull through for regional victory
• Local golfers compete in championship
• Leotards available at Girls Inc.
• Trick or treat safety tips
• Watch out for local goblins
• Marine offers confidence
• Fear Fair story raises concerns for letter writer
• 154003, Driftwood Twp
• 154002, Driftwood Twp
• Dressed to fill
• Halloween Parade and Costume Contest
• Robo Recycle joins lineup
• Initial tax rate OK’d
• Heating assist on hold
• History Center plans dinner
• Chess club meets Mondays
• Police collecting unneeded drugs
• ARRESTS 10/25/11
• INCIDENTS 10/25/11
• Tanikawa earns Owls soccer MVP award
• First athlete added to BCHS Hall of Fame
• Soccer tryouts set in Seymour
• Senior Focus: Luke Tormoehlen
• Today's toon 10/24/11
• Another dictator dies in the dust
• 154001, City of Seymour
• 154004, Indiana Child Serices
• Cranes inspire artist
• Man faces 7 charges in thefts
• State will likely wait on changes in wake of stage collapse
• Doll program aids Christmas projects
• Owl runners qualify for state meet
• Lady Owls gain first sectional title since 1999
• Cougars repeat as Sectional 61 champs
• Braves top Lions for 1st 3A sectional title
• Blackhawks battle past Tigers in 5 sets
• Racers, family, friends celebrate Wheldon's life
• Man faces 7 charges
• Craft program in Crothersville
• Diner seeks meal location
• Crafty Readers program set
• Volleyball victories: 3 county teams win sectionals
• Seymour boys cross country team qualifies for state meet
• Fear Fair not for faint of heart
• Focus put on jobs
• 3 accused of voter fraud, forgery, perjury
• Willingness to be instructed an essential need
• Primary battlefield for war for your soul is the mind
• ARRESTS 10/22/11
• INCIDENTS 10/22/11
• HOSPITAL 10/22/11
• Braves fall to Panthers in sectional
• Mistakes plague Owls in sectional loss to Bears
• Fort Vallonia Days 5K results
• 153899, Storage Express
• Safe passage
• 2012 budget OK’d
• Police: Parents beat children
• State receives funds to help with foreclosures
• Today's toon 10-21-11
• Thoughts for the Weekend
• Diagnosis beyond her years
• Weekly rewards
• Crothersville choir selling holiday wreaths
• Green Room Players to stage ‘Love Letters’ at the Royal
• Library seeks participants for program
• County OKs appropriations and transfer
• ARRESTS 10/21/11
• INCIDENTS 10/21/11
• HOSPITAL 10/21/11
• COMPLAINTS 10/21/11
• REAL ESTATE SALES DISCLOSURES 10/21/11
• Lady Braves rally in 3rd to close out Cats
• Lady Tigers advance with win over Senators
• Lady Owls bounce Red Devils from sectional
• Senior Focus: Mackenzie Wieneke
• County runners prep for semistate
• Wapahani stuns top-ranked Muncie Burris
• Locals competing in Indiana Cage Fighting event
• 153879 Carr Township
• 153880, Markel, Markel & Lambring
• Today's toon 10/20/11
• CLASS dismissed as being insolvent
• The ‘Dirty Dozen’ and the Clean 15
• State rolls out program
• Motorist critical
• City taking bids on DPW land
• Road superintendent seeks funds
• Schneck board plans meetings
• Republicans plan bake sale
• Railroad crossing slated for repairs
• DISSOLUTIONS 10/20/11
• FORECLOSURES 10/20/11
• ARRESTS 10/20/11
• INCIDENTS 10/20/11
• HOSPITAL 10/20/11
• HS FOOTBALL SECTIONALS: Brownstown Central; PLAYER PROFILE: Skyler Sitterding
• HS FOOTBALL SECTIONALS: Seymour; PLAYER PROFILE: Michael Miller
• Owl Pride Club instills Seymour spirit
• Bedford man hospitalized after wreck
• Today's toon 10-19-11
• Library celebrates Friends
• Look out for farm vehicles
• First lady visits city
• Seymour ‘occupied’
• Town hires officer
• Jackson County Water issues boil advisory
• Polling sites gain approval
• Volunteers train to help children
• Seymour SEPAC preps for show
• Town marshal issues report
• Leaf pickup schedule set
• Public hearing set for plan
• MARRIAGE LICENSES 10/19/11
• ARRESTS 10/19/11
• INCIDENTS 10/19/11
• HOSPITAL 10/19/11
• Orleans downs Medora in 3 sets at sectional
• Remembering the one who didn’t walk away
• Senior Focus: Gerson Astudillo
• Gymnasts begin competition season
• Cross country meet postponed
• Talking thin, eating fat
• Family of 8 loses home to fire
• Biker critical after wreck
• Domestic dispute leads to arrest
• Today's toon 10-18-11
• Jackson County Cuffs 10/18/11
• Cain can trump the race card
• Flu shots will be offered at community center
• Flu season is upon us
• Plan commission will not meet
• More dollar coins compound mint mistakes
• Flu vaccine clinic set for Saturday
• ARRESTS 10/18/11
• MARRIAGE LICENSES 10/18/11
• INCIDENTS 10/18/11
• DeHart earns BC tennis MVP award
• DeHaven named Lady Owls' most valuable golfer
• Medora begins volleyball sectional play today
• Senior Focus: Morgan Fields
• Pep rally, cookout set for Thursday
• SHS bowlers compete in preseason tournament
• Sign-ups set for Enter His Courts
• Oktoberfest 5K results
• Blaming China for dollar woes
• Editorial stirs comments on U.S. economy
• 153878, Vectren
• 153876, Medora Comm Schools
• 153877, Unsupervised Administration, Riley
• Everhart records milestone
• Preserving history
• ARRESTS 10/17/11
• INCIDENTS 10/17/11
• HOSPITAL 10/14/11
• Trueblood, Royalty win regional races
• Lady Braves place 2nd in Carmel Invitational; Lions defeat Cougars in 4 sets
• Halloween events set for Oct. 24
• Park board to meet Tuesday
• Share your thoughts about Indy 500 champion Dan Wheldon
• Plan commission will not meet
• 3 county CC squads, BC’s Lockman earn semistate berths
• 153875, Jackson County Clerk
• Cancer survivors celebrate life
• Fixes eyed on law
• ARRESTS 10/15/11
• INCIDENTS 10/15/11
• HOSPITAL 10/15/11
• Choose to have a healthy mindset
• Braves clinch MSC football title
• Owls make big plays to edge Cubs in HHC
• Brownstown Central football homecoming royalty
• 153873, Indiana Alcohol Tobacco
• 142028, City of Seymour Board
• Today's toons 10-14-11
• Thoughts for the Weekend
• Weekly Rewards
• Learning from scratch
• Renew driver’s license early
• City OKs deal
• Onstage
• Missing hiker safe but hungry
• A consultation with Dr. Oz
• 'Pink Houses' fundraiser returns
• Cops & Kids is now accepting applications
• County collects cash for timber
• ‘Snow White’ to hit SHS stage Saturday night, 2:30 p.m. Sunday
• ARRESTS 10/14/11
• INCIDENTS 10/14/11
• HOSPITAL 10/14/11
• JUDGMENTS 10/14/11
• Owls defeat Bull Dogs in 4 on Senior Night
• Seniors spark Lady Tigers over Eagles
• Highlanders break Lady Braves’ winning streak; Lions top Hornets in 4 sets
• Senior Focus: Lizzy Norklun
• Missing hiker found -- safe but hungry
• Snow White set for stage on Saturday and Sunday
• Today's toon 10/13/11
• Supporters, foes agree on need for court ruling on health care
• Man thanks those who aid local festivals
• Celebrating Life: Cancer center host for survivor event tonight
• Best of Oktoberfest
• Welcoming words
• Ready to vote
• Gas bills steady
• 2 injured in crash remain in hospital
• Burns planned on forest land
• Library to salute its Friends group
• Republican club to meet Tuesday
• JUDGMENTS 10/13/11
• ARRESTS 10/13/11
• INCIDENTS 10/13/11
• HOSPITAL 10/13/11
• HS FOOTBALL WEEK 9: Brownstown Central; PLAYER PROFILE: Kyle Whistler
• HS FOOTBALL WEEK 9: Seymour; PLAYER PROFILE: John Burton
• Hackman repeats as Lady Braves MVP
• 143056, Arthur Properties
• Today's toon 10/12/11
• Cellphone users may see robo-calls
• Bipartisan steps needed
• Writer wants more music for Oktoberfest
• 143055, Seymour Redevelopment Commission
• 153872, Unsupervised Administration, Wintin
• Drugs fuel 5 murders
• 3 teens hurt
• City OKs plan
• Festival honors history
• Leaf pickup to start next week
• 'Til Beth Do Us Part
• Choirs to perform at Brownstown
• Steamboat lore coming to the public library
• Owl Theatre to offer Snow White
• Autism, needs group to meet
• BCHS will seek donations for Anchor House
• Arrest made in Jennings thefts
• REAL ESTATE SALES DISCLOSURES 10/12/11
• ARRESTS 10/12/11
• INCIDENTS 10/12/11
• 5 county CC squads advance to regional
• Trinity defeats Henryville in volleyball
• 142022, Unberberg & Associates
• Today's toon 10/11/11
• Jobs a capitalist and a visionary
• Don’t miss fall’s beauty
• 143036, Jackson County Highway
• 153865, Alochol & Tobacco
• 143057, City of Seymour
• 143035, Jackson County Highway
• 143034, Jackson County Highway
• 143033, Jackson County Highway
• Trailer hauling toxic liquid burns on I-65
• Meth bust made
• Former Obama aide to seek 9th District nomination
• Water break causes boil advisory
• Event targets women
• Boy hurt in crash listed as serious
• Redding Fire District to meet
• Refuge Week is now under way
• Officers answer 271 complaints
• Learn to knit at county library
• State DOC pays jail $45,710
• Center holds 16 youth on average
• JUDGMENTS 10/11/11
• ARRESTS 10/11/11
• INCIDENTS 10/11/11
• Water boil advisory issued
• ARRESTS 10/10/11
• INCIDENTS 10/10/11
• HOSPITAL 10/7/11
• Does our future rest with Greece?
• A very sad thing happened at Oktoberfest
• 153871 IDEM
• Northbound traffic reopened
• Trailer fire closes Interstate 65 south of Seymour
• Tanker fire closes Interstate 65
• Truck hits child
• School calls them home
• Families DARE to race
• New maps force decisions
• Man held in deaths
• Lady Cougars win Edinburgh Invitational
• Lady Braves three-peat at Chatard; Owls defeat Grizzly Cubs in 3 sets
• Lady Tigers suffer setbacks at Pekin
• Boy hurt in truck-bicycle wreck
• County board cancels meeting
• Car rolls over
• Refuge Week is now under way
• Officers answer 271 complaints
• History group to meet Tuesday
• Owls, Braves learn football sectional opponents
• Sports photo galleries updated
• A lesson in safety
• OUCC: No need for rate increase
• County smacked with charges
• Study: Defense spending means 56,000 Indiana jobs
• God’s warnings: So clear and so clearly overlooked
• Whatever you think about is what you become
• D.A.R.E. Derby set for Sunday
• ARRESTS 10/8/11
• INCIDENTS 10/8/11
• HOSPITAL 10/8/11
• Benefit concert set for today
• COMPLAINTS 10/8/11
• Owls dominate Bulldogs in HHC
• Braves rout Dragons in MSC game
• Trinity defeats Medora in 3 sets
• Cougar runners wrap up regular season
• 143050 JC Auditor
• Revised I-65 ramp raising concerns
• Votes under study
• Woman hurt in wreck
• Cocaine buys lead to arrest
• Bank reports loss
• Town Players prep for the spotlight
• Texting may leave people speechless
• Fish fry to aid Jackson Hotel
• County road to close for 2 days
• Car show to benefit county families
• Ride set to aid cancer patient
• COMPLAINTS 10/7/11
• REAL ESTATE SALES DISCLOSURES 10/7/11
• ARRESTS 10/7/11
• INCIDENTS 10/7/11
• HOSPITAL 10/7/11
• Lady Braves clinch 10th straight MSC volleyball crown
• Olympians boot Lady Owls from soccer sectional 7-1
• Lady Owls defeat Panthers in 3 sets
• Senior Focus: Jessica Bicknell
• ISU drag racers deliver on Terre Haute track
• 147039 Notice of Guardian
• 142018 Notice of Admin
• 143038 Public Hearing
• Realigned Indiana 11 ramp raises concerns
• Today's toon 10/6/11
• Americans don’t like dollar coins
• Medora going pink
• Aisin unveils new plant
• Ind. 11 open again
• Town approves 2012 budgets
• Dinner on the ranch
• Don’t write off cork as the top stopper for wine bottles
• Business expo needs volunteers
• Socks and Undies ride to aid kids
• Officers answer 126 complaints
• JUDGMENTS 10/6/11
• ARRESTS 10/6/11
• INCIDENTS 10/6/11
• HOSPITAL 10/6/11
• COMPLAINTS 10/6/11
• HS FOOTBALL WEEK 8: Brownstown Central; PLAYER PROFILE: Blair Briscoe
• HS FOOTBALL WEEK 8: Seymour; PLAYER PROFILE: Tyler Thias
• Olympians clip Owls in sectional
• Tigers topple Cougars in soccer sectional
• Seymour freshmen win football game, JV team ties
• Braves JV football squad remains undefeated
• Indiana 11 reopens
• There it goes
• Today's toon 10/5/11
• Prepare for the coming winter
• What’s next for festival?
• MelonFest offers thanks for assistance
• 153869 Notice of Admin
• Walls tumblin’ down
• Registration nears end
• Cop back to job
• Boil water advisory issued for parts of Vernon Township
• House passes spending bill
• Fundraiser aids missions to Haiti
• Concert set at Crothersville
• Schneck clinic puts focus on breast cancer
• Libraries to close Monday
• Friends book sale set for Saturday
• Entries sought for photo contest
• MARRIAGE LICENSES 10/5/11
• ARRESTS 10/5/11
• INCIDENTS 10/5/11
• SMALL CLAIMS 10/5/11
• Lockman, Gallion lead BC runners in MSC meet
• Braves' run ends at regional
• Tiger runners place 5th in SAC meet
• Lady Owls win at Brown County; boys place 2nd
• Cougars, Braves win volleyball matches
• Pink Night set for Friday's football game
• Football game moved to Brownstown
• Flames wrap up season
• Changes to aid our innovation
• The power of lobbyists
• Artistry of da Vinci
• Region lands more jobs
• Cold, snow likely
• Halloween events set
• Jackson County Cuffs 10/4/11
• Recycle, reuse old costumes
• College fair set Oct. 18 at SHS
• Storytime set at Crothersville
• Holiday delays trash pickup
• FORECLOSURES 10/4/11
• ARRESTS 10/4/11
• INCIDENTS 10/4/11
• HOSPITAL 10/4/11
• Lucky shots
• Trinity wins volleyball battle of Cougars; Tigers lose SAC match in 4 sets
• Seymour soccer teams wrap up seasons; Sectional play begins Wednesday
• Senior Focus: Joe Kimbley
• Starlite Bowl offering new Defeat Kingpin program
• ARRESTS 10/3/11
• INCIDENTS 10/3/11
• HOSPITAL 10/1/11
• Today's toon 10/3/11
• U.S. needs a new tax code
• Conferences and chicks
• Corruption and greed harming the country
• Farm rents raise
• 15 brats a winner
• Foreign goods pose woes
• Lady Owls clinch HHC volleyball title
• Owl runners finish 2nd, 4th in HHC
• DeHaven lands in 4-way tie for 18th at golf state tourney
• Lady Hornets defeat Lions in 3 sets
• Top-ranked Pioneers shut out Lady Owls
• Blast injures woman
• Library plans craft project
• Center host for webcast
• Son prepares to bury slain family
• Seymour wins HHC volleyball title
• Fun for the young
• Oktoberfest fun
• Load of cars burns
• Road work stops
• Second arrest made in attempted robbery
• Why doesn’t God just say yes or no?
• It’s possible to make an attitude adjustment
• DISSOLUTIONS 10/1/11
• REAL ESTATE SALES DISCLOSURES 10/1/11
• SMALL CLAIMS 10/1/11
• Seymour Oktoberfest schedule for Saturday
• Balloon race today is canceled
• ARTventure set for arts center
• Detention center collects $39,600
• ARRESTS 10/1/11
• INCIDENTS 10/1/11
• HOSPITAL 10/1/11
• Braves claim tennis sectional
• Braves grind out MSC win over Generals 48-27
• Owls fall to Panthers in HHC
• DeHaven makes cut for final round of golf state tourney
• One lane of I-65 closed north of Uniontown
• 153866 - Commissioners Claims
• Band plays, royalty crowned
• 11 still closed
• Police chase leads
• Twister hit Jennings County
• Bridge funds OK’d
• Today's toon 9/30/11
• Weekly rewards
• Thoughts for the Weekend
• Crafty by nature
• Plan to be surprised
• Delta Delta shines at state convention
• Seymour Oktoberfest schedule for Friday
• Houston Fall Festival is Oct. 8
• Breast cancer program set
• Officers seek 337 charges
• Balloon glow, race set
• ARRESTS 9/30/11
• INCIDENTS 9/30/11
• HOSPITAL 9/30/11
• Braves, Cougars to vie for tennis sectional title
• Owls fall short in HHC soccer match; Seymour girls shut out at Columbus
• 3 county teams run at Pekin; Volleyball squads square off
• Senior Focus: Nick Robison
• Lions top Rotarians in annual golf outing
• It's official: Tornado hit Jennings County
• Indiana 11 to stay closed
• Today's toon
• Banned books and helping our non-readers
• Seymour High School, students earn an A+
• 153867, Indiana Lien
• Scout honors veterans
• Festival set to roll
• Drug bust nets 1
• Seymour Oktoberfest schedule for Thursday
• Police questioning man in murders
• Good times cooking
• Hauntingly mysterious weekend scheduled
• Patron Week set at Brownstown
• History Center to honor ancestry
• Canine training set at MUTC
• Library marking customer week
• ARRESTS 9/29/11
• INCIDENTS 9/29/11
• HOSPITAL 9/29/11
• JUDGMENTS 9/29/11
• SMALL CLAIMS 9/29/11
• HS FOOTBALL WEEK 7: Brownstown Central; PLAYER PROFILE: Braden Scarlett
• HS FOOTBALL WEEK 7: Seymour; PLAYER PROFILE: Logan Hageman
• Braves down Eagles in tennis sectional
• Man identified as ‘person of interest’ in 5 murders
• Report: Person of interest held in 5 deaths
• Study on abuse seems to back link to economy
• Let the fun times begin
• Seymour’s state police post should be kept
• 153864, Jackson County Rural Electric
• 142882, Medora Mini Storage
• Lady Braves pull out 5-setter over Owls
• Owls edge past Cubs in tennis
• Owls, Lady Cougars win CC meets; Seymour soccer team blanked at Columbus
• Senior Focus: Chance Smith
• Braves win JV football game, Owls claim freshman matchup
• Family helps resolve standoff
• Man nets 30 years for beating 80-year-old man
• Deer meat will benefit 3 pantries
• Police: 5 victims were murdered
• REAL ESTATE SALES DISCLOSURES 9/28/11
• You’re invited to ‘paint the town’
• READ calls for literacy trainees
• MacTavish joins state committee
• Police say all 5 Laurel victims were murdered; no suspects or persons of interest evident
• Standoff ends peacefully
• 153836, Sheriff Sale, Chris Gerbig
• 153840, Sheriff Sale, Michael Patton
• 153850, Sheriff Sale, Maudie Conley
• 153851, Sheriff Sale, James Christopher
• Today's toon 9/27/11
• Perry may be worst enemy
• Taxing the rich may cost local taxpayers
• 153834, Sheriff Sale, Davis Banks
• 153835, Sheriff Sale, Tony Beatty
• 153837, Sheriff Sale, Catherine French
• 153838, Sheriff Sale, Timothy Hamilton
• 153839, Sheriff Sale, Jason Arididon
• 153841, Sheriff Sale, Sandra Esterline
• 153842, Sheriff Sale, Blane Huguenin
• 153843, Sheriff Sale, Edward Bennett
• 153844, Sheriff Sale, Brenda Jackson
• 153845, Sheriff Sale, Waynette Hall
• 153846, Sheriff Sale, Suzette McNeal
• 153847, Sheriff Sale, Kathy Brenner
• 153848, Sheriff Sale, Sandra Turner
• 153849, Sheriff Sale, Bryan Burns
• 153863, City of Seymour
• Alpacas draw a crowd
• Storm blows over barns
• City won’t give raises
• Storm left damage
• Medora plans open house Tuesday
• Girls soccer match postponed Monday
• ARRESTS 9/26/11
• INCIDENTS 9/26/11
• HOSPITAL 9/23/11
• HOSPITAL 9/24/11
• Today's toon 9/26/11
• Time to get your oom-pah on
• A beautiful morning
• St. Paul plans October dinner
• County slashes park request
• 153862, Storage Express
• Burned man sought
• Gasoline prices dip below $3
• Lugar loses ballot
• Library to close during festival
• Quilting classes set at library
• Seymour’s DeHaven wins regional with a 75
• Lady Cougars three-peat at own invite
• Trinity soccer team captures Cougar Cup
• Lady Owls defeat Cubs, Stars in volleyball
• Seymour soccer squads win on road
• County teams run at Bedford, Hope
• 5 dead in rural Franklin County
• Police seek man burned in garage fire
• Armed man report proves false
• Council cuts pay for new officers
• Seymour's DeHaven medals at golf regional, earns trip to state
• 153860, Redding Township Protection
• 153861, Jack Wash State Forest
• Wall of Fame inducts 6
• Braves take home win
• Arrests made in beating, robbery
• Public hearing set on tax abatement
• About 2011 Seymour High School Wall of Fame Inductees
• A person dying from sin needs the physician of the soul
• Wise to do a spiritual inventory from time to time
• 2011 Seymour Oktoberfest event information
• ARRESTS 9/24/11
• INCIDENTS 9/24/11
• Another thriller
• Seymour grads recall state finals team
• Stars top Owls for 5th in HHC tennis
• Jackson 100 runs tonight at Brownstown Speedway
• 32nd annual Jackson 100 weekend begins
• 153858 Indiana Dept Environmental
• 153859, Salt Creek
• Weekly rewards
• More seek education
• Nation needs leaders to make better decisions
• Thoughts for the Weekend
• Arrests clear up investigations
• DARE derby returns Sunday
• Today's toon 9/23/11
• Kiwanis cookout to benefit charity
• Fall Give Away is Saturday at Cornerstone
• City easing into project
• Help sought solving thefts
• Award will go to best anti-drug message
• Rockin' man space
• Red Sky Rescue sets open house
• Church sets new schedule
• Oktoberfest 5K event set Oct. 1
• Festival seeks area bakers
• SHS choirs plan concert Oct. 4
• ARRESTS 9/23/11
• INCIDENTS 9/23/11
• HOSPITAL 9/23/11
• Cougars capture tennis win on Senior Night
• Lady Cougars win 3rd CC invite of season; Braves win in volleyball; Owls, Cougars, Hornets lose
• 153831 Brownstown Schools Notice of Adoption
• Today's toon 9/22/11
• 153833 Seymour Schools Notice of Adoption
• Flu season’s coming upon us
• 153856, County Auction
• Board offers protection
• 153855, Petition to Rezone
• 153857, Driftwood Township Fire Protection
• Fighting influenza
• Council reins in budget
• Brine versus sand
• Emkes leading Oktoberfest parade
• Group to discuss Nellie Bly book
• Library board passes budgets
• SICA plans class for youngsters
• 10 burning questions about healthy grilling
• Rosé wine: Less tannin and more balanced fruit flavor
• REAL ESTATE SALES DISCLOSURES
• ARRESTS 9-22-11
• INCIDENTS 9-22-11
• HS FOOTBALL WEEK 6: Brownstown Central; PLAYER PROFILE: Jake Brown
• HS FOOTBALL WEEK 6: Seymour; PLAYER PROFILE: Luke Nolting
• Braves JV football team remains undefeated
• Owls lose JV, freshman football games
• Owls top Cubs in HHC tennis
• Today's toon 9/21/11
• New politicized Obama plan
• Congress: Deep fix needed
• Flying the skies for jobs
• 153853, City of Seymour
• 153826, State Surplus Property Sale
• 153854, City of Seymour
• Airport lands grant
• County firm on contract
• GOP fills seat
• Storm grounds Skillman trip
• Oktoberfest ride bracelets on sale
• Library plans Heroes activities
• Library offering quilting classes
• MelonFest seeks board members
• JUDGMENTS 9/21/11
• The world beneath your feet
• Weekend to bring Alpaca Days
• ARRESTS 9/21/11
• INCIDENTS 9/21/11
• HOSPITAL 9/21/11
• Lady Cougars top Tigers in county matchup; Hornets fall in 3 sets at home
• Seymour soccer squads defeat Jennings County
• Lady Owls down Dragons in 3 sets
• Bulldogs beat Owls in 1st round of HHC tennis tourney; Braves, Cougars win road matches
• Typhoon delays Skillman trip to Japan
• Today's toon 9/20/11
• Bully program merits support
• LJC: Making a difference
• Great pumpkin crop
• Daniels outlines U.S. debt fix
• 6 to join Wall
• County offers pesticide collection
• Kentucky man facing child molesting charges
• MARRIAGE LICENSES 9/20/11
• Archaeology Day set for Saturday
• Homecoming cookout Friday
• Women’s club to meet Sept. 27
• Crafty Readers plans program
• ARRESTS 9/20/11
• INCIDENTS 9/20/11
• HOSPITAL 9/20/11
• Lady Braves dispatch Generals
• Lady Owls top Panthers in soccer; Cougars net win on Senior Night
• Senior Focus: Payton Ault
• Martial arts students win gold medals
• Register for girls basketball league Thursday
• Jackson Bowl game set for Friday at Seymour
• Cancer Awareness Night is Oct. 7
• Jackson Bowl T-shirts on sale Tuesday, Thursday
• Jackson Bowl tickets on sale at BCHS
• High school athletic cancellations, changes for Monday
• ARRESTS 9/19/11
• INCIDENTS 9/19/11
• HOSPITAL 9/17/11
• HOSPITAL 9/18/11
• Today's toon 9/19/11
• Proposal raises ID theft risk
• Young and old should show veterans respect
• 153852 - O'Connor & Auersch, Summons
• Races focus on finances
• Spreading God’s word
• Roads and jobs
• Learn to design and make cards
• Hospital board to meet tonight
• Park board to meet Tuesday
• Library board to meet Tuesday
• Race breakfast set for Saturday
• Lady Braves, Owls’ DeHaven qualify for regional
• Braves net 2nd tennis tourney win of season
• Saints hand Cougars 4-1 home loss
• Seymour defeats Edinburgh in volleyball; Other county teams play in tournaments
• County cross country teams run in invites
• Supporting firefighters
• County golfers earn trip to regional
• Calling those who played in the Seymour-Brownstown football game in '60s-'70s
• 153832 City of Seymour
• A place of their own
• Officials discuss auction
• ARRESTS 9/17/11
• INCIDENTS 9/17/11
• HOSPITAL 9/17/11
• Invite a family member or friend to attend church
• Braves maul Cougars 71-12
• Stars capitalize on Owls' mistakes
• Braves have solid start in tennis invite; Tigers win SAC volleyball match; Cougars win Thursday
• Owls' Werskey shatters own tackle record
• 106 participate in MelonFest 5K
• 153830 City of Seymour
• 153827 Budget Estimates County
• 153829 Notice of Administration, Goss
• Whizzing YouTube bullet shuts down firing range
• Group plans forum
• Brownstown OKs $15.4M
• Medora reviews budget process
• Marine earns top honor
• Karsen Allman treated to special day
• Fund for the Arts sponsoring log home tour
• Parade entry deadline today
• Emerson pickup pattern changing
• Competition seeks volunteers
• ARRESTS 9/16/11
• INCIDENTS 9/16/11
• Church offering community meal
• HOSPITAL 9/16/11
• JUDGMENTS 9/16/11
• Lady Owls dazzle Stars in soccer; Seymour boys earn 1st HHC win
• Marriage Licenses 9/16/11
• Weekly rewards
• Lady Owls rally to 5-set win over Artesians; Braves down Bull Dogs in 3
• Braves, Cougars win tennis matches; Owls fall at home
• Owl runners divvy pasta, sauce to pantries
• Senior Focus: Haley Hackman
• Parade entry deadline today
• Toon o' the day 9/15/11
• Brown leaves lasting legacy
• A man of quiet respect
• Letter writer says there’s an effort to kill middle class
• 153825, Unsupervised Administration, Foster
• 153828, Bowen Engineering
• 153824, Technical Variance
• ROLE CALL
• AARP to hear speaker from Anchor House
• Building’s windows restored
• Teachers OK pay freeze
• Body ID’d
• 5 face charges after meth bust
• AmeriCorps enters new year
• Shelters offer adoption days
• Election board sets meeting
• SICA offers kids and moms class
• ARRESTS 9-15-11
• INCIDENTS 9-15-11
• MARRIAGE LICENSES 9-15-11
• SMALL CLAIMS 9-15-11
• JUDGMENTS 9-11-11
• Trinity defeats Henryville 5-0 in tennis
• HS FOOTBALL WEEK 5: Seymour; PLAYER PROFILE: Josh Joray
• HS FOOTBALL WEEK 5: Brownstown Central; PLAYER PROFILE: Daulton Anderson
• Coroner ID's body found in woods
• Toon o' the day for 9/14/11
• New ordinance merits a chance
• Lessons not learned
• Pantry stocks sparse
• Community leader dies
• Body found
• Suit takes on law
• Reclaiming a Life
• Refuge vandalism nets citations
• Book sale aids literacy efforts
• Program seeks tax volunteers
• Officers check 337 reports
• ARRESTS 9/14/11
• INCIDENTS 9/14/11
• Braves beat Cougars in tennis; Owls squeak out 3-2 win at Brown County
• Lady Braves remain perfect in MSC; Tigers win in 3, Owls lose in 5
• Floyd Central blanks Seymour soccer teams
• Lancers defeat Lady Hornets in volleyball
• 3 county cross country teams run in invites; BC golfers wrap up regular season
• Braves win JV football game, freshmen tie
• Owls lose JV, freshman football games
• Toon o' the day 9/13/11
• It’s less of the same old stuff
• Letter writer hopes to see more scooping
• ARRESTS 9/13/11
• INCIDENTS 9/13/11
• 141688, Jackson Co Rural Electric
• 141900, Administration, Tormoehlen
• 141678, City of Seymour
• 153804, Indiana Alcohol and Tobacco
• Emerson, Fifth closing for sewer work
• Review board finds foes
• New voting machines on the way
• Reins seeks board secretary
• Historic bicycle tour set Sunday
• Owls, Braves blank tennis opponents
• Jets down Lady Tigers in 4 sets; Cougars win in 3
• Salem shuts out Trinity in soccer
• Braves, Owls golfers compete in 3-ways
• Senior Focus: Heather Jones
• Jackson Bowl shirts available Thursday
• President: Hike taxes on wealthy to fund jobs programs
• State inmates net $37,030
• Sewer work to divert school traffic
• INCIDENTS 9/12/11
• ARRESTS 9/12/11
• HOSPITAL 9/10/11
• Liberty endures 10 years later
• Time to think about our need to prepare
• Terror shapes response
• Festival draws town together
• Owls soccer team goes 1-1 at Westfield
• Trinity, Seymour compete in tennis invites
• Lady Owls rally to tie Twisters
• Braves, Cougars, Owls run in invitationals
• Braves go 3-0, Owls 3-1 in volleyball tourneys
• Lady Braves clinch MSC golf title; Owls place 7th in HHC
• A long day at the office
• Remembering 9/11
• Crochet group meets Thursday
• Common council meets Monday night
• Board to seek road work bids
• Lady Braves win MSC golf title
• Unsupervised administration
• Sept. 11 memories remain
• Bridge project moves forward
• Long stays on job
• Fest under way
• Hot meal site plans moving
• The miracle searcher
• Simulcast set at Central Christian
• Caring for things of the world a deadly detour
• There is always hope beyond the hurt
• Woman's death probed
• Drainage board cancels meeting
• Zoning board cancels meeting
• ARRESTS 9/10/11
• INCIDENTS 9/10/11
• Braves’ defense shines in 41-0 MSC win over Lions
• Bramble leads Highlanders over Owls
• Braves down Lions 4-1 in tennis
• Lady Cougars win 3rd volleyball match of week
• Honor the dead and stay vigilant
• Thoughts for the Weekend
• Letter disagrees with voucher program
• Writer urges support of United Way
• Safety priority No. 1
• Woman killed in wreck
• Events honor World War II
• Officer resigns over DUI arrest
• Tractors, pork pull in a crowd
• Unforgettable: Sept. 11, 2001
• 2 arrested in theft reports
• Police checking into man's death
• REAL ESTATE SALES DISCLOSURES 9/9/11
• ARRESTS 9/9/11
• INCIDENTS 9/9/11
• HOSPITAL 9/9/11
• Lady Cougars sweep Hilltoppers for 9th win
• Bulldogs battle past Lady Hornets in 5-setter; Owls, Braves win road matches
• Seymour soccer teams end in draws with New Albany
• Tigers run in Corydon Invitational
• Senior Focus: Nick Nehrt
• Scottsburg Invitational results released
• Jackson-Jennings sets golf outing
• 100 compete in Luke Elsner Memorial 5K
• HS FOOTBALL WEEK 4: Brownstown Central; PLAYER PROFILE: Nick Derringer
• HS FOOTBALL WEEK 4: Seymour; PLAYER PROFILE: Logan Hill
• Cougars win in volleyball, lose in soccer Tuesday
• Officer charged with DUI resigns position
• Police checking bomb threat at Taylorsville
• Police diving for truck
• All candidates should be listed
• Owls coach, team earn a thumbs up
• 153823, Jackson County Auditor
• ARRESTS 9-8-11
• INCIDENTS 9-8-11
• Hungry for info
• It’s more than the juice in the glass that makes a wine hobby fun
• Bullies meet the bullied
• New law shaves ballots
• Drive hits 22%
• NATO exercise invades region
• Kidscommons free this Sunday
• DNR presenting outdoors show
• Exchange Club plans activities at MelonFest
• Toon o'the day 9/7/11
• Will Obama see light on jobs?
• Agriculture is driving economic development
• Cross country team earns a thumbs up
• 153795, Town of Crothesville
• 153809, Sheriff Sales, Dillman
• 153822, Brownstown Twp Fire Protection
• Service in action
• Character fights bullies
• North O’Brien to close
• Loss of job, loss of words
• Essays sought on state's birth
• St. John's plans smorgasbord
• Special Olympic bowling leagues start Saturday
• ARRESTS 9/7/11
• INCIDENTS 9/7/11
• REAL ESTATE SALES DISCLOSURES 9/7/11
• Lady Cougars capture win at Hardy Lake
• Braves breeze by Panthers for 5-0 MSC tennis win; Rain cancels Owls' match
• Lady Owls' Jones sets record for career goals; Tiger volleyballers win at Austin
• Panther golfers edge Lady Owls
• Lady Braves freshmen improve to 6-1
• Braves squash Musketeers in JV football
• Olympian football teams down Owls
• Toon o' the day 9/6/11
• Let T-Mobile, AT&T merge
• Seniors can teach respect to younger folks
• Isn’t ‘reduce’ the first step with waste?
• 153818, IDEM
• Light the night
• Business-friendly sign policy gains OK
• Man answers call
• Gospel concert set for Saturday
• Red Cross will collect blood
• Diabetes class set to start
• ARRESTS 9/6/11
• INCIDENTS 9/6/11
• An individual challenge
• Area athletes compete in triathlons
• Hill fulfills coaching dream
• Senior Focus: Erin Bane
• Hole sponsors sought for golf scramble
• Toon o' the day 9/5/11
• For many of us, little to celebrate
• Skip the facon, pass the bacon
• Working for the dream
• 153821 Indiana Dept. of Child Services,
• 153820, Indiana Dept. of Child Services
• Speedwagon rolls again
• Fish offer risks
• ARRESTS 9/5/11
• FORECLOSURES 9/5/11
• Cornhole match set for Saturday
• MelonFest baby contest is Friday
• Parent training for Droid set
• JACKSON SUPERIOR COURT I JUDGMENTS 9/5/11
• JACKSON SUPERIOR COURT I SMALL CLAIMS 9/5/11
• INCIDENTS 9/5/11
• All in the family
• Seymour freshmen win tournament
• Lady Cougars go 2-2, place 4th at Barr-Reeve; Hornets finish 2nd at Orleans
• Daniels works to stay in spotlight
• HOSPITAL 9/2/11
• Friends’ book sale is Saturday
• Indianapolis sees a record high
• Simpson siblings to be honored before Monday's race in Indy
• Seymour woman reported missing
• Confession remains the best choice
• Braves pull away from Musketeers
• Kiel leads Olympians over Owls
• Braves slip by Owls in tennis rivalry
• Man drowns below dam
• Making the grade
• Talks target hate
• August hires stagnant across nation
• Dancing in the stands, and on the field
• INCIDENTS 9/3/11
• ARRESTS 9/3/11
• Football game start times moved back
• Deputy hits man who jumped from vehicle
• ‘Surfer’ tumbles to road
• Toon o' the day 9/2/11
• Weekly rewards 9/2/11
• Making an impression
• 153812, City of Seymour
• Thoughts for the Weekend 9/2/11
• 153814, Unsupervised Administration, Driver
• 153813, Unsupervised Adminstration, Fish
• 153815, Freeman Municipal Airport
• 153817 City of Seymour
• 153816, Freeman Airport
• Tour showcases industry
• Meth nets arrest
• CDC: We’re chugging down sugary drinks
• JACKSON SUPERIOR COURT I JUDGMENTS 9/2/11
• Tigers top Hornets in county volleyball matchup; Owls, Braves, Cougars win at home
• Lady Owls, Bulldogs end in 1-1 draw; Seymour boys shut out Brown County
• Jets trip Cougars in soccer
• Lady Braves golfers set school record; 3 county CC teams run at Ramsey
• Senior Focus: Luke Gallion
• Golf scramble set for Sept. 24
• JACKSON COUNTY CUFFS 9/1/11
• COMPLAINTS 9/1/11
• JACKSON SUPERIOR COURT I JUDGMENTS 9/1/11
• ARRESTS 9/1/11
• INCIDENTS 9/1/11
• Marching Owls set concert for Friday night
• Toon o' the day
• Inexperience taking a toll
• Writer: Badge only as good as who wears it
• Young thespian calls for more inclusive plays
• 153811, Administrative Resources
• 153802, Brownstown Township
• 153805, Seymour Tax Levies
• Fire evacuates plant
• ‘Hurts So Good’ writer dies; Green worked with Mellencamp
• Sharing love of reading
• HS FOOTBALL WEEK 3: Brownstown Central; PLAYER PROFILE: Conner Barnette
• Police report scam
• HS FOOTBALL WEEK 3: Seymour; PLAYER PROFILE: Wade Fox
• Cougars breeze past Mustangs 5-0
• Werksey sets SHS tackle record
• Fire erupts at recycling business; parts plant evacuated; fire knocked down
• Mellencamp songwriter George Green dies at 59
• ARRESTS 8/31/11
• Jackson County Retail Food Establishment Inspections: July 2011
• Toon o' the day 8/31/11
• Quiz candidates on public access
• Writer claims dress policy violates rights
• Writer proud of the actions of his 2 daughters
• 153810, Muscatatuck
• 153788, Jackson Co. Library
• Death brings West Nile warning
• Sewer rate hearing set
• Obama plan to focus on private sector
• Sciarra will lead United Way drive
• Grant targets food, shelter
• Center holds average of 14
• Labor Day delays trash pickup
• Ducks Unlimited banquet planned
• Braves blank Generals in MSC tennis match; Red Devils down Owls
• Highlanders hold off Owls in 4 sets; Cougars, Hornets win, Tigers lose on road
• Red Devils escape with 2-1 win over Owls; Seymour girls win at Jeff; Trinity JV falls
• Golf, cross country teams compete in 3-ways
• Saturday donating Colts tickets to youth groups
• Braves' JV football team wins, freshmen lose
• Owl football teams lose games
• COMING UP: Death prompts warning about West Nile
• ARRESTS 8/30/11
• INCIDENTS 8/30/11
• HOSPITAL 8/28/11
• JUDGMENT 8/30/11
• FORECLOSURES 8/30/11
• Toon o' the day: 8-30-11
• Green jobs a fiscal black hole
• Finding Barney Google
• MARRIAGES LICENSES 8/30/11
• DISSOLUTIONS 8/30/11
• 153808, Jackson and Harrison Co REMC
• 153784, Sheriff Sale, Drummond
• 153783, Sheriff Sale, Curtis Van Natta
• 153782, Sheriff Sale, Caffee
• 153781, Sheriff Sale, Bryant
• 153780, Sheriff Sale, Dillman
• 153779, Sheriff Sale, Van Natta
• 153778, Sheriff Sale, Warren Roark
• 153777, Sheriff Sale, James Bales
• 153776, Sheriff Sale, Johnson
• Man accused of injecting wife with methamphetamine
• Public’s input sought
• Board forms Community Diner to feed hungry
• Parked semi rolls into pole, knocks out electricity
• Lucas celebrates win No. 500
• 'Let's go Braves!'
• Lady Braves golfers move to 4-0 at Hickory Hills
• Tennis, volleyball, soccer teams play on the road
• Senior Focus: Seth Thompson
• Owls compete in JV tennis tournament
• Man accused of injecting wife with meth
• Schneck offers prostate screens
• Fish fry set to aid scholarships
• INCIDENTS 8/29/11
• ARRESTS 8/29/11
• HOSPITAL 8/27/11
• Market Update for August 26, 2011
• Toon o' the day: 8-29-11
• Jobs could see what others could not see
• Good night, everyone
• 141896, Unsupervised Administration, Huckleberry
• Car show benefits education
• Tractors roll into show
• Scooping the loop
• ATV racer killed
• 3 stop barbershop suspect
• County teams run at Salem
• Braves tennis team three-peats at invite
• Owls, Braves compete in cross country meets
• Owls beat Patriots 5-2 in soccer
• Olympians overcome Owls for tourney title; Lady Braves place 3rd
• Libraries set to close for holiday
• Timber field day set for Sept. 17
• Marriage Licenses 8/29/11
• Power out on Seymour's far east side
• Man killed in ATV wreck during race
• Dogs have their day downtown
• School tablets get technical
• Community Drive reopens to traffic
• Trucker arrested after trailer rolls
• County officials OK road vacation
• Liberty Quartet to sing at Brownstown Nazarene
• Your sadness might be your salvation
• The dangers of focusing only on God’s love
• Guilt, shame and fear cause people to hide from God
• ARRESTS 8/27/11
• INCIDENTS 8/27/11
• Braves pull off wild win over Pirates
• Red Devils' big plays hurt Owls
• Trinity soccer, golf teams play on the road
• Volleyball teams sought for tournament
• Trucker arrested after early morning wreck
• 153803, ASC Group Inc.
• 153806, Petition to Rezone
• Toon o' the day: 8-26-11
• Life’s just not fair
• Thoughts for the Weekend
• Serving the hungry
• Weekly rewards
• Police capture suspect
• Child back home
• Pork, tractors will mix it up
• Skyline Drive set to reopen
• You know you’re in Jackson County when ...
• Jazz group to perform in Brownstown
• Boomers ready for a ride into the past
• SHS seniors sell magazines as a fundraiser
• Democrat club to meet Tuesday
• Governor makes appointment
• ARRESTS 8/26/11
• INCIDENTS 8/26/11
• Bailiff, Cyrys lead Owls to soccer win; Seymour girls also victorious
• Lady Cougars win home volleyball opener; Tigers, Owls remain undefeated; Hornets lose
• Tennis, cross country teams compete Thursday
• Senior Focus: Katie Jo Curry
• BC freshmen volleyballers improve to 2-0
• NIE Teacher Access
• HS FOOTBALL WEEK 2: Brownstown Central; PLAYER PROFILE: Jessie Brewer
• HS FOOTBALL WEEK 2: Seymour; PLAYER PROFILE: Grant Hubbard
• Man arrested in stabbing
• Toon o' the day: 8-25-11
• So where does Libya go now?
• Do you prefer G, K or Q?
• Letter writer would not fire police officer
• 153798, Grassy Fork Fire
• 153800, Owen-Salt Creek Fire
• 153796, Driftwood Fire
• 153799, Jackson-Washington Fire
• 153789, Brownstown Public Library
• 153794, Medora School Tax Levies
• 153797, Hamilton Fire
• Cummins eyes DPW property for growth
• Man grabs girl, 5
• Town tackles cash crunch
• Social network leads to action
• Main Street plans forum
• Library seeks cardholders
• Teen group to meet Sept. 6
• INCIDENTS 8-25-11
• ARRESTS 8-25-11
• HOSPITAL 8-25-11
• Man flees court and police
• Like a party in Paris
• Police seek man who fled from court
• Toon o' the day: 8/24/11
• Volunteer to aid projects
• Lift those arms, serve
• 153793, Redding Township Fire Protection
• 153790, Jackson County Treasurer
• Attempted child abduction reported
• Truck flips, rolls, injuring man
• State asks: Did you feel the Virginia earthquake?
• Police unearth city meth lab
• Michigan firm will open plant
• Sewer nearly fixed
• BFFA slates future events
• Labor Day weekend to bring market to Vernon
• Brownstown erects new signs
• Panel to review court ruling
• JUDGMENTS 8/24/11
• ARRESTS 8/24/11
• INCIDENTS 8/24/11
• HOSPITAL 8/24/11
• Lady Tigers pound Bulldogs in volleyball; Braves, Cougars also win matches
• Shelbyville tops Seymour in tennis; Brownstown eases past Edinburgh
• Trinity girls place 2nd in golf 3-way
• Back to School for Seymour - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• HIGH SCHOOL: Cross Country
• BC freshman squad wins football opener
• Owl football teams split with Franklin
• Indiana asks residents to report tremors from quake
• Program focuses on grief after suicide
• City testing storm warning siren
• 153791, Unsupervised Administration, Long
• 153792, Town of Crothersville
• Toon o' the day: 8/23/11
• Pushing down postal costs
• Letter writer supports SMS dress code
• Ohio man injured in Brownstown incident
• Ordinance draws objections
• Struck child stable
• Ride brings sibs together
• Lanes to be closed
• Car flips on O’Brien
• Bike Rally to aid cancer fight
• 39th Oktoberfest plans under way
• MARRIAGE LICENSES 8/23/11
• ARRESTS 8/23/11
• INCIDENTS 8/23/11
• HOSPITAL 8/23/11
• REAL ESTATE SALES DISCLOSURES 8/23/11
• JUDGMENTS 8/23/11
• 4 county cross country teams run at Bedford
• Owls fall in HHC opener to Olympians; Cougars lose on Saturday
• Lady Brave golfers move to 5-0 in dual matches; Volleyball, tennis teams compete on road
• Senior Focus: Brittney Ray
• Baseball tryout set for Saturday
• DNR aims to clear up possession limit rules
• Part of Burkart to be closed Tuesday
• Cars roll up support
• Toon o' the day: 8-22-11
• Car flips in Seymour
• 7th victim of Indiana fair stage collapse to be organ donor
• INCIDENTS 8/22/11
• ARRESTS 8/22/11
• HOSPITAL 8/20/11
• JACKSON SUPERIOR COURT I JUDGMENTS 8/22/11
• Let the rumble continue on
• TribTown changes due
• V-J Day Parade celebrates more than a victory
• Tractor, truck pin woman
• Bridge projects OK’d
• Officers check 207 complaints
• Children’s art class planned
• Lady Owls take tournament title
• Lady Braves roll in MSC match
• Owls dip to 1-4
• Both Seymour soccer squads suffer setbacks
• Royalty paces Lady Cougars in meet
• Tractor pins woman
• Lady Owls place 10th at invitational
• Red Cross plans blood drives
• Miss Jackson County is second runner-up at Indiana State Fair queen pageant
• Indiana man leads drive for war memorial
• Vectren power rates highest in Indiana for electricity
• Man bites cops
• K9 comes to class
• 2 from county among rescuers
• City mulls deeding property to commission
• Dogs to have their day
• For some, life is a daily masquerade
• ARRESTS 8/20/11
• INCIDENTS 8/20/11
• HOSPITAL 8/20/11
• Braves open with 30-point win
• Mistakes costly to Owls at Franklin
• Reminiscing on good times
• County teams win on road Friday
• 153786, Sheriff Sale, Schuerman
• Volunteer work earns a thumbs up from pantry
• An inside look at ecological restoration
• Change is in the air
• Scott County man found shot in leg
• Coeds, families stressing safety
• Weekly rewards
• Man faces molesting charges
• Thoughts for the Weekend
• Council keeping tax break in place
• Jail adds beds
• Veterans sought for MelonFest's annual parade
• Car show set for Saturday at park
• JUDGMENTS 8/19/11
• 2 trapped in trench
• ARRESTS 8/19/11
• INCIDENTS 8/19/11
• HOSPITAL 8/19/11
• Owls use depth to win Seymour Invitational
• Owls soccer team wins opener; Cougar squad gets 1st win
• Senators fend off Lady Hornets in 3 sets; Owls, Braves win on road
• Braves sweep MSC tennis opponent, Owls drop match; Warriors beat Cougars in golf
• HIGH SCHOOL: Football
• Seymour Youth Football League combine set for Saturday morning
• 153787 Jackson County Rural Electric
• Toon o' the day: 8-18-11
• Obamacare is down, not out
• A great day at the fair
• 153765, Washington Twp
• 153766, Jackson Township
• 153768, Medora Civil Town
• 153769, Brownstown School Tax Levies
• Town tackles expenses
• Tax talks open
• Police target drunks
• Fewer Hoosiers lighting up
• We’re not so healthy
• State panel to study Anthony-like cases
• Officers seek 260 charges
• Festival seeks princesses
• Library offers craft projects
• Shooting ruled act of self-defense
• ARRESTS 8/18/11
• INCIDENTS 8/18/11
• HOSPITAL 8/18/11
• HS FOOTBALL WEEK 1: Brownstown Central; PLAYER PROFILE: Wade Toppe
• HS FOOTBALL WEEK 1: Seymour; PLAYER PROFILE: Bryce Werskey
• Cougars ace Twisters in season opener
• Lady Cougars fall in 1st home match
• Toon o' the Day: 8-17-11
• If write-off dies, don’t raise taxes
• A Hoosier jobs agenda
• Writer backs VFW, Legion, V-J Day Parade
• County council budget hearings begin
• 153775, Unsupervised Administration, Mellencamp
• 153774, Unsupervised Administration, Wheeler
• 153770, Marshal Sale
• Detention boss ousted
• Stage under siege
• County seeks plan for park
• Churches join to assist others
• Gauging interest in soup kitchen
• JUDGMENTS 8/17/11
• MARRIAGE LICENSES 8/17/11
• FORECLOSURES 8/17/11
• COMPLAINTS 8/17/11
• Festival events set at Houston
• Cheerleaders offer barbecue
• Commissioners appoint member to health board
• Storytimes come back to library
• ARRESTS 8/17/11
• INCIDENTS 8/17/11
• Lady Braves, Tigers win conference games; Hornets fall in volleyball opener
• Owls win, Braves lose tennis openers
• Commissioners fire detention center director
• Stepping toward a right decision on police officer
• Groups support gateway
• Fair honors 5 killed during stage collapse
• Arrest ends chase
• Going on the record
• Town Players plan ice cream social
• Woman critical after wreck
• Cruise with the Son car show set
• DISSOLUTIONS 8/16/11
• ARRESTS 8/16/11
• INCIDENTS 8/16/11
• HOSPITAL 8/16/11
• High flying
• Brownstown wins links battle of Braves
• HIGH SCHOOL: Boys Tennis
• BCHS to honor football alumni
• Tiger Cubs program set to begin Friday
• Jennings County woman hurt in wreck Sunday
• Hospital 8/15/11
• JACKSON COUNTY CUFFS: 8/15/11
• Arrests 8/15/11
• Small Claims 8/15/11
• Foreclosures 8/15/11
• INCIDENTS 8/15/11
• 1st responders, concertgoers earn our thanks
• 153764, Indiana Lien
• 153767, Norma Shore, Name Change
• 153773, City of Seymour, Zoning
• Local residents watch scaffold fall at state fair
• Parade salutes veterans
• Local teens earn scholarship cash
• Sheriff’s officers answer 260 calls
• Library board to meet Tuesday
• Schneck board meets Monday night
• Daniels: Deadly gust was ‘fluke’
• Local woman watches scaffolding fall at fairgrounds
• Tennis teams tune up for season
• HIGH SCHOOL: Volleyball
• Distinguished Young Woman named
• 153771, Indiana Financing
• 153772, Unsupervised Administratior, Holman
• Variance OK’d for machine repair shop
• Veterans to be honored
• Program promises scholarships
• Being true to Jesus during the school year
• In need of a new heart? God will give you one
• Brownstown trustees meet
• SMALL CLAIMS 8/13/11
• Fish fry set for today
• Woodsmen set to perform
• Back to School Bash planned
• ARRESTS 8/13/11
• INCIDENTS 8/13/11
• HOSPITAL 8/13/11
• Owls, Bulldogs tangle on gridiron
• Brown: Braves have work to do
• 153754 Brownstown Annual Report
• Thoughts for the Weekend
• Weekly rewards
• Back to school
• Woman jailed after probe
• Officer suspended without pay
• Man facing charge
• Barker receives more jail time
• County plan commission will meet
• Crothersville trustees to hold retreat
• Local families recognized at state fair
• Simply smashing
• Tiny Miss Seymour reigns supreme at nationals
• Man injured in wreck
• ARRESTS 8/12/11
• INCIDENTS 8/12/11
• HOSPITAL 8/12/11
• Volleyball squads prepare for season with scrimmages
• Lady Braves chip past Panthers in 18-hole match
• Brown, Team Indiana go 1-1 over weekend
• Seymour sets football sign-ups
• Newcomb suspended without pay
• 153758, Jackson Co. Auditor
• 153759, Jackson Co. Solid Waste
• 153762 - City of Seymour, CB#33
• 153761 - City of Seymour, CB #34
• 153763 - Indiana American Water
• 153739, Pershing Fire District
• Hoosiers have benefited from deregulation
• Techniques and times change
• JUDGMENTS 8-11-11
• ARRESTS 8-11-11
• INCIDENTS 8-11-11
• HOSPITAL 8-11-11
• Democrats fill slate for election
• Tree falls on man
• Man shot during domestic dispute
• Seymour school bus routes
• Teachers’ first day
• Juveniles facing charges stemming from incidents reported in July
• Festival dates released
• Volunteers for festival sought
• Commissioners set executive session
• Scouting out a career
• Man shot during domestic dispute Tuesday morning
• Logger dies when tree falls on him
• 153756, Indiana Lien
• 153757, Thieneman Const.
• 153760 Burke Costanza, Carberry
• 153775, Unsupervised Administration, Sciarra
• 153752, Medora Comm Schools
• Tears, hugs, laughter
• Pushing the case for cuts
• Officer’s DUI on agenda
• Jobs grant OK’d
• 2,200 admitted with new vouchers
• Buildings sport fresh look
• Motorcycle chase ends in arrest
• ARRESTS 8/10/11
• INCIDENTS 8/10/11
• Elks ‘back home again’ downtown
• Dictionary Project slated to aid third-grade students
• DOC inmates bring in $29,440
• Church to present singer Thursday
• Friday Night Live wraps up season
• COMPLAINTS 8/10/11
• Lady Braves top Mustangs in golf home opener
• SHS releases ticket information
• Severe thunderstorm watch in effect until 10 p.m.
• Offices more than stamps
• Help country stop desecration of our flag
• 153731, Alcohol and Tobacco
• 153744, Seymour Comm. Schools
• 153738, Pershing Township
• Man lands punch, into jail
• Plant adding line
• What’s downgrade impact on me?
• Road still closed
• Distinguished Young Women competition set for Saturday
• Family seeks variance for business operation
• Local author to speak at library
• 'Blood Tide' on group's agenda
• READ sets book sale for 2 days
• ARRESTS 8/9/11
• INCIDENTS 8/9/11
• HOSPITAL 8/9/11
• Seymour's DeHaven medals again
• SHS runners holding pasta, sauce drive
• Back to School Bash held
• Writer says police officer should resign
• New law won’t prod bad actors
• 153753, Seymour Community Schools
• 153751, Jackson County Library
• School bus safety tips for kids
• ‘Stop’ means stop
• Cool down is due
• Deal targets Indiana’s federal aid
• Help celebrate Pooh’s birthday
• Entertainment needed for event
• Book about 9/11 to be discussed
• 153748 Carr Township
• 153749, Owen Twp.
• 153750, Driftwood Twp.
• Continuing heat threatens fish
• Infant struggles with rare genetic disorder
• Crops thirsting for water
• JUDGMENTS 8-6-11
• God looks past the outside and into the heart
• Find help with family searches
• Learn how to knit at library
• Medora delays board meeting
• Meeting slated on school vouchers
• ARRESTS 8/6/11
• INCIDENTS 8/6/11
• HOSPITAL 8/6/11
• Braves cap off 1st week with intrasquad scrimmage
• Owls’ football scrimmage brings mixed results
• Lady Braves place 6th, Owls 9th at Otis Park
• 153737, Redding Township
• Our need to plan future
• Thoughts for the Weekend
• Weekly rewards
• Last blast for summer
• 4 injured in 2 collisions
• Police arrest 2 in thefts
• Police checking thefts, burglaries
• Free admission Saturday at Kidscommons
• Police open 11 new cases in July
• Learn how to help others read
• BEAD group to meet Tuesday
• Health board sets meeting
• FORECLOSURES 8/5/11
• Concert carries a new name but same mission
• Mum's the word for Moms
• JUDGMENTS 8/5/11
• Brownstown Council denies electronic sign request
• ARRESTS 8/5/11
• INCIDENTS 8/5/11
• HOSPITAL 8/5/11
• Seymour's Brown playing for Team Indiana
• Deer seminar, shootout set
• Public invited to football scrimmage games Friday night
• At best, deal is a partial solution
• 153747, Duke Energy
• 153745, Unsupervised Administration
• 153746, Unsupervised Administration
• They’ve got talent
• Fire plans OK’d
• COMPLAINTS 8-4-11
• Cooler temps ahead?
• Targeting bullies
• Cupcakes take center stage
• Libraries extend fines program
• Red Cross needs blood donations
• ARRESTS 8-4-11
• INCIDENTS 8-4-11
• HOSPITAL 8-4-11
• Police investigate rural burglary
• DeHaven earns medalist at Seymour golf invitational
• Landfill may be searched for missing IU student
• Indianapolis Zoo showing off baby elephant
• Park board to meet
• Let process run course on officer
• Youth urges others to also be involved
• 153743, Variance
• 153742, Timber Sale
• 153741, Seymour Manfacturing
• Officer’s court hearing set
• Deal is now a law
• Church seeks tons of food
• The bell rang
• Royal Off-the-Square to expand; new addition planned
• North Vernon man killed
• Photographer's work on exhibit
• Summer Escape set Thursday
• INCIDENTS 8/3/11
• HOSPITAL 8/3/11
• Seymour Pepsi Plunge results
• Brave Wave win conference
• Lady Braves, Owls golfers begin 2011 campaigns
• Season tickets on sale soon at Brownstown
• Wreck closes portion of Interstate 65 at Columbus
• Obama: Debt deal is only a first step
• Officer faces court hearing Aug. 22
• Let’s be careful as schools open
• Fulfilling our mission
• Motorist seeks answers to tire caps on roads
• 147095, Sheriff Sale
• 147096, Sheriff Sale
• 147097, Sheriff Sale
• 147098, Sheriff Sale
• 147099, Sheriff Sale
• 147100, Sheriff Sale
• 140701, Sheriff Sale
• 140702, Sheriff Sale
• 140703, Sheriff Sale
• 140704, Sheriff Sale
• Workshop tackles poverty
• Debt deal done
• Filing prompts GOP convention
• Dress code stirs debate
• 4 Jennings County residents face drug charges
• Hog roast and tractor show to aid Anchor House
• ARRESTS 8/2/11
• INCIDENTS 8/2/11
• Moving right along
• Seymour 13s finish in top 4 at state
• Jackson County CUFFS: 8/1/11
• ARRESTS 8/1/11
• INCIDENTS 8/1/11
• HOSPITAL 7/30/11
• Contract deal: NFL 1, Players 0
• Money should have been spent on different span
• 153740, Town of Crothersville
• Auction rings up the till
• Friends set book sale Saturday
• Obama: Debt deal struck
• County officers seek charges
• Officers check 247 reports
• Council starts budget reviews
• Lugar rejects pledge
• High School: Golf
• High School: Golf
• Goats gain a place in the spotlight
• Officer placed on leave with pay
• Bustock hits stage Monday
• Park back on track
• Detour set for Indiana 11
• Photos from fair week
• Work at stand pays off
• ARRESTS 7/30/11
• INCIDENTS 7/30/11
• HOSPITAL 7/30/11
• MARRIAGE LICENSES 7/30/11
• JUDGMENTS 7/30/11
• $70,000 goes to Trinity
• Love is not abandoning your parents
• Jesus Christ: The first and last superhero
• The pursuit of purity begins in the heart
• An extended season
• Seymour 13s make final four at state
• Arrested officer placed on leave with pay pending internal investigation
• Greater e-books access
• Thoughts for the weekend
• ARRESTS 7/29/11
• INCIDENTS 7/29/11
• 153735, Ordinance No. 9, Bill 12
• 153736, Ordinance 10, Bill 13
• 153734, Ordinance 8, Council Bill 11
• City officer pulling DARE trailer facing DUI charge
• 2 flee burning home
• There’s the beef
• Friday at the Jackson County Fair
• A chance to rest, relax
• Youth center averages 21
• State DOC pays county $26,215
• Fair on Ice? Maybe not
• All about acknowledgement
• SHS tennis practice set to start Monday
• Season ends for Seymour 10-11s
• Weekly rewards
• Police arrest man forcing way into home
• Council field grows
• Talent on parade at the fair
• Deer seminar, shootouts set
• Kiddie Day at the fair
• HOSPITAL 7/27/11
• Woman faces drug charge
• Two escape injury after mobile home catches fire
• Seymour officer hauling DARE trailer faces drunken driving charge
• House plan is a basis for solution
• What’s this mean to me?
• 153733, Jackson Co REMC
• 153732, Wessler Engineering
• Candidate tackles debt
• Heat, steam return
• Sheep shine in show ring
• Kids rule fairgrounds
• Looking forward to auction
• Jackson County Fair Day 4: Pictures from the fair
• Overheard at the fair
• Jackson County Fair schedule for Thursday
• Chief to meet with residents
• Missing picnic tables found
• Hospital offering pain seminar
• You can design Fort Vallonia T-shirt
• ARRESTS 7/28/11
• INCIDENTS 7/28/11
• HOSPITAL 7/28/11
• Striving for good form
• Missed the cut again, but staying positive
• Seymour 10-11s lose final pool game at state
• Early bird basketball league forming
• Starlite taking part in National Bowling Week
• Local giving meeting needs
• Writer cautions about what we wish for
• Resident wants to hear details from candidates
• Post offices face closing
• Debt calls spike
• Seniors rule at fairgrounds
• Busy days with pigs at fair
• Hogging the show
• Jackson County Fair Day 3: Pictures from the fair
• Freetown baby contest, pedal tractor pull winners announced
• Brownstown will offer art class
• Friends to aid library programs
• Friday Night Live series continues
• Jackson County Fair schedule for Wednesday
• Overheard at the fair
• Man hurt in wreck
• ARRESTS 7/27/11
• INCIDENTS 7/27/11
• HOSPITAL 7/27/11
• Annual fair demolition derby features crashin' and crunchin'
• SMS announces fall athletic start dates
• Area post office under consideration for closing
• 4-H Talent Show to start earlier than scheduled
• Creating successful grad can start at a young age
• Cuts likely to hit closer to home than some think
• Relief from heat thanks to the Seymour Elks
• Share your 9-11 stories
• 153730, Storage Express
• Council annexes 3 areas
• Jail keeps GED
• Spelling is f-a-i-r f-u-n
• Busy days with pigs at fair
• Celebration marks $25,000 win
• Assembly 58 attends Grand Session
• ARRESTS 7/26/11
• INCIDENTS 7/26/11
• HOSPITAL 7/26/11
• Jackson County Fair schedule for Tuesday
• Overheard at the fair
• Summary of new laws available
• Books at Night set Wednesday
• Association of the deaf honors Seymour native
• Seymour 10-11s pull off wild win at state
• Seymour 13s baseball team playing in state tourney this week
• Seymour 8U team places 3rd at Ohio Valley Regional
• SHS boys soccer tryouts set for Monday
• BCHS tennis team organizing for season
• Softball league seeking teams
• Braves play host to final 7-on-7
• Jackson County Fair Day 2: Pictures from the fair
• COMPLAINTS 7/25/ 11
• ARRESTS 7/25/11
• INCIDENTS 7/25/11
• 4-H Fair Diary 7/25/11
• Jackson County Fair pictures: Day 1 at the fair
• Hurley crowned queen of the fair
• No debt deal yet:
• 4-H’ers show off their cats
• Meal will aid home project
• SBA will explain services at bank
• Hurley reigns over Jackson County Fair
• Christians today need to recapture the motorcycle spirit
• Heat wave persists; ER visits up
• Raising, showing hogs a way of life for teen
• Final vote is slated on plans to annex
• Officials give OK to vacate road
• Buses buckle up for safety
• REAL ESTATE SALES DISCLOSURES 7/23/11
• Week before the fair a busy one
• Jackson County Fair schedule for Sunday
• ARRESTS 7/23/11
• INCIDENTS 7/23/11
• Braves put to the test
• Ready for another season
• Heat wave persists; some seek help at ER
• Stay safe at county fair
• Thoughts for the Weekend
• Weekly rewards
• AC shuts down courthouse
• Flight lands grant
• Council discusses property tax issue
• ISTEP+ scores up
• Here comes the sun
• Library board accepts grant
• Commissioners codify changes
• Democrats plan hog roast Aug. 7
• County shops for voting machines
• Picnic tables disappear from town park
• 3 juveniles face theft, burglary charges
• Boys & Girls Club fundraiser set
• Fair music lineup announced
• World War II vets invited to see display
• Heat postpones FNL performance
• ARRESTS 7/22/11
• INCIDENTS 7/22/11
• HOSPITAL 7/22/11
• Getting set for the season
• Sectional locations announced by IHSAA
• Commissioners close courthouse
• County fair has much to offer
• 4-H’ers busy already
• President and Congress must stop politics
• Grant fans relief
• Transit on the move
• Federal assistance deadline nearing
• Indiana 11 to close for work
• Judgment day arrives
• Skillman savors a taste of home
• Cool down a hot summer with a refreshing white wine
• 2011 Jackson County Fair queen candidates, 2010 queen
• Red Cross offers aid at fairgrounds
• DISSOLUTIONS 7/21/11
• SMALL CLAIMS 7/21/11
• U.S. 31 traffic flow changing
• Business loans are available
• Local covered bridges part of 216-mile tour
• REAL ESTATE SALES DISCLOSURES 7/21/11
• Prepping for the fair
• ARRESTS 7/21/11
• INCIDENTS 7/21/11
• JUDGMENTS 7/21/11
• Seymour 10-11s clinch district title
• Translating success
• Indiana 11 to close for work
• Air quality alert in effect
• Check on your neighbors, pets
• 3 thumbs up, including a green one
• 153729, Unterberg & Associates
• Murderer nets 87 years
• Voter maps take shape
• Does weather make us mad?
• 2011 Jackson County Fair queen candidates, escorts
• Fair’s Antique Building offering photography contest
• IHS seeks nominations for Founders Day awards
• MARRIAGE LICENSES 7/20/11
• Pork princess to be crowned
• Donate supplies, erase your fines
• COMPLAINTS 7/20/11
• ARRESTS 7/20/11
• INCIDENTS 7/20/11
• HOSPITAL 7/20/11
• Fielding future Cougars
• Former Seymour coach Goodman recognized for service to IFCA
• One shot can make all the difference
• Man sentenced on murder charge
• Deal must focus on our spending
• Curb federal spending
• Only one day to celebrate?
• Fire hits home
• Auction changes bidding format
• 4-H’ers have it sewn up
• Heat, steam return
• Locke is out of 9th race
• Teen with local ties crowned Miss Dance America
• New Democrats plan meeting
• Red Cross offers services at fair
• Carcass show set for Monday
• ARRESTS 7/19/11
• INCIDENTS 7/19/11
• HOSPITAL 7/19/11
• JUDGMENTS 7/19/11
• Lewis caps off football career at all-star game
• Seymour 8U softball team wins state
• Seymour 10-11s reach district title game
• SMS seeking football coach
• Oppressive heat arrives and should linger
• City man arrested in connection with burglary
• 20-mile chase ends in arrest
• Prison locked down
• Board of Works takes bids under advisement
• Dogs show their stuff
• Court rejects publicly funded campaigns
• Seymour 15s capture district
• Seymour 13s take Greenwood District
• Swimmers take the plunge
• Seymour 14U softball squad suffers 2 losses
• Legion team’s season comes to an end
• Owls prep for season with Pirates
• Seymour 10s lose to Bedford at Greenwood
• City makes hires
• Campers aid community
• Trees coming down
• Vengeance: God’s prerogative, God’s promise
• Dream big, for God has an incredible adventure for you
• Fish fry slated today at Whistle Stop
• ARRESTS 7/16/11
• INCIDENTS 7/16/11
• HOSPITAL 7/16/11
• Aiming for perfect form
• Moore leads Seymour 14s past Artesians 11-1
• Floyds Knobs’ big 8th sinks Seymour
• Seymour 15s battle to win on Thursday
• 141837 Notice of Unsupervised Administration
• 147088 Notice or Unsupervised Administration
• 147091 Public Hearing
• Thoughts for the Weekend
• Jackson County Cuffs
• Celebrate learning center
• Drug Free Council plans rally to finance projects
• Weekly rewards
• State presents county with grant for new firehouse
• SMALL CLAIMS 7/15/11
• Birthday money goes to the dogs
• Gifts are made to be given
• Wild about ‘Harry’
• 27 young women to vie for fair queen
• Sewer work slow
• Design, create greeting cards
• Searing heat due Saturday
• DNR to exhibit remote vehicle at YMCA camp
• Dog Days event set for Aug. 27
• Medora awards sewer contract
• ARRESTS 7/15/11
• INCIDENTS 7/15/11
• HOSPITAL 7/15/11
• REAL ESTATE SALES DISCLOSURES 7/15/11
• Taking on big business
• Seymour 13s hold on for 8-7 win over Greenwood
• Covering all the bases
• Seymour 15s have late game Thursday
• U.S. must first cut spending
• What a day for a daydream
• Democrats set convention
• Grad backs coach
• School trustees review repairs
• Projects offer assistance
• Standoff ends with man's arrest
• Hospital board to meet in open, closed sessions
• Camp out with bats and stars
• Bluegrass jam set for Sunday
• Petit Sirah comes with its own story
• Tri Kappa announces Charity Euchre winners
• Woman arrested at jail
• ARRESTS 7/14/11
• INCIDENTS 7/14/11
• HOSPITAL 7/14/11
• JUDGMENTS 7/14/11
• Knecht connects for game-winning hit
• Seymour 9s rally to top Bedford
• Baker playing in Chiquita Classic
• Man arrested after 12-hour standoff; child treated for injuries
• Covered bridge spans history
• Open to interpretation
• Writer dubious of candidate, wants to know more about stances
• Writer says editorial was opinionated and supports candidate
• 141826, Variance
• Man faces abuse charges
• City OKs cash
• Incumbent files for re-election
• Brownstown moves federal projects forward
• Seymour works board calls for closed session
• Spanning generations
• Indiana 135 to close July 25
• Temperature to cool off today
• MARRIAGE LICENSES 7/13/11
• ARRESTS 7/13/11
• INCIDENTS 7/13/11
• HOSPITAL 7/13/11
• Positive memories
• 2-hour delay doesn’t bother Seymour 12s
• Info released on Brownstown football events
• 153711, Alcoholic and Tobacco
• Heat advisory in effect again Tuesday
• Shuttle flight ends one era, launches new era
• Statehouse is a jewel
• Writer feels as though part of family murdered
• Shuttle crew shares local link
• Long break nets arrest
• Chicken dinners offer candidates face time
• Local DAR members attend state conference
• Hot and steamy
• 7 hurt in 2 collisions
• Five arrested in drug bust
• Positive IDs made on Salem remains
• Free state fair tickets available from the library
• Library offers 5 classes to start a family search
• MARRIAGE LICENSES 7/12/11
• ARRESTS 7/12/11
• INCIDENTS 7/12/11
• HOSPITAL 7/12/11
• 12-run 3rd boosts Seymour 10s to victory
• Bedford run-rules Seymour 9s
• Seymour 14s' rally comes up short
• Football camp sign-ups set Thursday at Brownstown
• Sign up for SHS girls golf team
• Wall, Lauster top 10Us in hitting
• Standing up for our freedoms
• Heat index of 105 to 110 expected
• 7 injured in 2 separate crashes at same location
• JUST POSTED: Today's Record Book (7/11/11)
• REAL ESTATE SALES DISCLOSURES 7/11/11
• INCIDENTS 7/11/11
• ARRESTS 7/11/11
• HOSPITAL 7/9/11
• Heat causes ozone alert
• Teachers lead parade
• Schneck sets closed meeting
• Child safety group opens new Columbus office
• County zoning board to review 3 requests
• Seymour U8 rolls to team title
• Seymour 14U girls claim district title
• Running at midnight
• Former Owls return for alumni game
• U10s fall in district finals
• Obama: Americans ‘need’ debt deal
• Beading group to meet Tuesday
• Library plans knit nights
• Man killed in chopper crash
• Freetown Festival
• Line breaks, leaving some homes waterless
• Police blotter item makes The Tonight Show
• 141825, Public Hearing, Variance
• 153726, Milestone Constractors
• 153727, Farrow & Thompson, Name Change
• 147079, Variance
• Believers today need bold, courageous faith
• ARRESTS 7-9-11
• INCIDENTS 7-9-11
• HOSPITAL 7-9-11
• Freetown Festival open for business
• Cyclists on cross country journey
• Seymour 1 tops Seymour 2
• Seymour 11s defeat Artesians
• 153725, Notice of Adoption
• 153724, Surface
• Thoughts for the Weekend
• Weekly rewards
• JUDGMENTS - 7-8-11
• ARRESTS 7-8-11
• INCIDENTS 7-8-11
• HOSPITAL 7-8-11
• Police arrest local man
• Brownstown to celebrate win
• Pool problem solved
• Police make 5 arrests in June
• Local author to sign his mystery
• Advantage students
• Learning the game
• Bartholomew edges out Seymour 12s in tournament
• Seymour girls begin district play today
• Going green with nuptials
• Choosing the next governor
• 153723, Jackson Co Auditor
• ARRESTS 7/7/11
• INCIDENTS 7/7/11
• Justice strikes a chord
• Town reviews street bids
• State plans work on Indiana 58
• Bikes and books promote better, healthier living
• JACKSON SUPERIOR COURT JUDGMENTS 7/7/11
• Seymour 10s fall to Bedford
• Watering system installed at SHS field
• Firecracker 200 stopped by rain
• Man injured in collision
• Youth can make a collage at kidscommons
• READ plans book sale this week
• Library offers smocking class
• Chip seal and fog seal treatment to be applied from Indiana 446 to Interstate 65
• Court extends free speech to new technologies
• Getting ready for the fair
• Theater to stage ‘Cemetery Club’
• Arts center offers classes
• Yep, it’s a funnel
• Man faces charges after wreck
• Law offers assist
• Jury acquits Anthony of murder
• Truck rolls, spills
• ARRESTS 7-6-11
• INCIDENTS 7-6-11
• Sluggers blank Center Grove
• Seymour 10s defeat Bedford
• Paoli rallies to top Seymour 9s
• Lawmakers take up awful ruling
• Casey Anthony acquitted of killing daughter
• Body found not that of missing student
• COMING UP: Was it really a funnel cloud?
• Grain spill slows traffic on Seymour's east side
• ARRESTS 7/5/11
• INCIDENTS 7/5/11
• Celebrating the red, white and blue
• Circuit Court Judgments 7/5/11
• FORECLOSURES 7/5/11
• Crothersville council sets closed session
• Man trapped after wreck
• Panel to eye pot laws
• Jumping into something new
• Storm sirens sounding
• Female remains found in Indianapolis
• Community: Celebrating July Fourth
• July 4th concert, fireworks set today
• Trees will go down
• Water given ‘clear’
• Biker hurt in crash
• Church will offer Ramsey program
• ARRESTS 7/4/11
• INCIDENTS 7/4/11
• SUPERIOR COURT SMALL CLAIMS 7/4/11
• Last draftee retiring
• Spring seasons end for college athletes
• Job Corps sets regional meeting
• Goodin joins study committee
• HOSPITAL 7/02/11
• 2 traffic stops lead to arrests
• Water gains 'all clear' after testing
• 147015, Mike Taskey
• 153722, Indiana Lien
• 153720, Jackson County
• 153721, Stephen Wilson
• Pence: Time to stand up
• State to repair Skyline Drive
• Stop leads to drug charges
• Norman motorcyclist injured
• Tenants wait for help
• ARRESTS 7/2/11
• INCIDENTS 7/2/11
• A Christian’s prayer for his country
• The children of Israel started out with bold faith, obedience
• County golfers stay busy with summer tour events
• Little League district tourneys begin Tuesday
• Baseball alumni game set July 9
• Golf event benefits nursing scholarship
• 141809, Public Hearing
• 146570, Comcast
• 153709, Advertisement for Bids, Airport
• Medora shores up funds
• 76th hits the air
• Exercise caution with fireworks
• Celebrating the 4th
• Thoughts for the Weekend
• Pondering our futures
• Weekly rewards
• Let’s be careful with fireworks
• Jackson County Cuffs
• Police seek help with robbery
• Butterfly count needs counters
• County offices to close Monday
• Paint the Town series set for arts center
• Boil water advisory area expanded
• ARRESTS 7/1/11
• INCIDENTS 7/1/11
• SMALL CLAIMS 7/1/11
• County 4-H’ers attend annual Youth Roundup
• 10 from Jackson attend ‘Rockin 4-H Camp’
• Poultry Workshop
• Working the reunion
• Jackson County Water Utility issues boil water advisory
• Semi crashes snarl I-65 near Indianapolis, Northwest Indiana
• REINS Act seeks accountability
• A fascinating history
• 146569, Variance
• 147014, Leslie Lake Country Club
• 153717, Unsupervised Administration, Frische
• 153718, City of Seymour
• 153719, City of Seymour
• Watch those emoticons
• Deficit: ‘Get it done’
• Coming Saturday
• Beanie Babies sale to aid Haitian relief
• Hands-on robotics
• Park board sets special meeting
• Brownstown Main Street to meet July 7
• Church plans Bible school
• ARRESTS, 6/30/11
• INCIDENTS, 6/30/11
• Police seek help with robbery
• Seek out the transformational quality of wine
• Boy injured when motorcycle, pickup collide
• The four freshmen
• Madison Regatta set this weekend
• 153715, Name Change
• Indiana GOP seeks presidential contender visits
• Purdue receives $5M global warming crop-research grant
• 153716, Unterberg & Associates
• Are park bans really an answer?
• Budget fight is a skirmish
• 153714, Jackson Co Rural Electric
• 153713, Jackson Co Rural Electric
• Home prices edge higher
• Fighting fear of bullies
• Panel clears White
• Libraries to take part in fines test
• Work closes Indiana 250
• ARRESTS 6/29/11
• INCIDENTS 6/29/11
• HOSPITAL 6/29/11
• Dog Days to aid Red Sky Rescue
• Library board accepts grant
• Unsafe building board to meet
• Town council sets meeting
• Eastern Star conducts annual installation
• Summer classes offered at SICA
• College baseball, softball players wrap up spring season
• Tabeling, Hensley represent Trinity in baseball game
• Indiana panel leader says White treaded legal line
• 150495, Sheriff Sale, Nowland
• 150487, Sheriff Sale, Wheeler
• 150488, Sheriff Sale, Booher
• Afghan war can’t end any too soon
• 150489, Sheriff Sale, Edwards
• 150490, Sheriff Sale, Spence
• It’s a baseball summer
• 150491, Sheriff Sale, Hamilton
• 150492, Sheriff Sale, Holderman
• Dads earn thumbs up for preparing field
• 150493, Sheriff Sale, Miranda
• 150494, Sheriff Sale, Brown
• 150496, Sheriff Sale, Bowman
• 150497, Sheriff Sale, Van Natta, Holdings
• 150498, Sheriff Sale, Keith
• 150499, Sheriff Sale, Scales
• 150500, Sheriff Sale, Shuler
• 153701, Sheriff Sale, Gilbert
• 153702, Sheriff Sale, Pitzer
• Main Street gains $75,000
• Deficit deal likely
• Democrats fill 1 of 4 ballot vacancies
• To market, to market
• JCCT to open its season with ‘The Cemetery Club’
• July Festival baby contest rules released
• JUST POSTED: Today's Record Book (6/27/11)
• ARRESTS 6/27/11
• INCIDENTS 6/27/11
• HOSPITAL 6/25/11
• HOSPITAL 6/24/11
• Somebody hit the reset button
• COMING UP: Young visits editorial board
• Help control pesky skeeters
• Would you pay for sirens?
• Supporters of fight against cystic fibrosis earn a thumbs up
• JACKSON CIRCUIT JUDGMENTS 6/27/11
• Crude sales OK’d
• 153712, Indiana Dept. of Child Services
• Police: Woman confesses
• Cruising and crooning
• REMC requests drop in its rate
• Counties pay $19,200 for holding juveniles
• Brownstown plans yard sale July 15-16-17
• Seymour golf team celebrates season
• Community concert
• Dirt track racing
• On one diamond, the bases are loaded and the score is tied when Jake Roberts hits a grand slam, helping boost his team to victory.
• Burton selected for Showcase
• School OKs personnel changes
• River still falling but will start up
• Sewer board meets Monday
• Park board sets closed session
• 153710, Storage Express
• 153708, Unsupervised Adminin., Arthur Korte
• Bodies tentatively identified
• Chase, arrest lead to meth lab
• Robbery suspect sought
• Commissioners award bridge contract
• Kids explore creativity
• Weekly rewards
• Thoughts for the Weekend
• ARRESTS 6/25/11
• INCIDENTS 6/25/11
• Mother’s lessons key in founding of church
• Motorcycle a reminder of how to live Christian life
• JUDGMENTS 6/25/11
• COMPLAINTS 6/25/11
• SMALL CLAIMS 6/25/11
• FORECLOSURES 6/25/11
• Discipline and dedication
• It's cheer time!
• CORRECTION: Trinity offering free physicals July 23
• Cool behind the wheel
• 2 facing murder charges
• Park bans eyed
• Unemployed may find help with new skills
• REMC requests rate increase
• A little Shakespeare never hurt anybody
• Dressed to chill
• Library board accepts grant
• Officers seek 355 charges
• Stuff the Bus seeks volunteers
• MARRIAGE LICENSES 6/24/11
• Fuel sales assist Guard fund
• Horse shot near Medora
• INCIDENTS 6/24/11
• ARRESTS 6/24/11
• Keeping the drive alive
• Seymour football team holds lift-a-thon
• Football camp begins Monday at SHS
• 2 arrested in deaths of 2 people
• Court: EPA leads the climate fight
• Sending wrong message to young women
• INCIDENTS 6-23-11
• School earns grant
• Market offering expands
• East Fork crests at 16.22 feet
• Schools going high-tech
• Streets to close for car show and concert
• Excise police issue citations at tractor pull
• Incidents 6/23/11
• Arrests 6/23/11
• 3 locals compete in Class Basketball All-Star Classic
• Trinity offering free physicals
• Midnight 5K set for July 8
• Brownstown’s Fleetwood wins national shooting contest
• School, principal earns state recognition, cash grant
• Meet challenge to help others
• Whitcomb film earns Emmy
• Subsidies for ethanol should be eliminated
• Trail eyes route
• Cars, tunes rolling in
• Juvenile center adds 12th employee
• Target: Downtown
• Grant service available online
• Learn to make a smock craft
• Gohn Band to perform Friday
• DISSOLUTIONS 6/22/11
• ARRESTS 6/22/11
• INCIDENTS 6/22/11
• HOSPITAL 6/22/11
• Brownstown Christian group on musical tour
• Church plans 'W2' events
• 3 from county to attend Camp Riley
• Columbus City Band slated to perform Sunday
• Baking contest will be held during festival
• Olson earns top award for Brownstown golf
• Being a good sport
• Trinity makes camp changes
• Thunderstorm warning in effect
• State elections chief tells hearing he didn’t lie
• JUST POSTED: Today's Record Book (6/21/11)
• INCIDENTS 6/21/11
• ARRESTS 6/21/11
• HOSPITAL 5/19/11
• Innovation with no student loans
• Reader thanks singer at Flag Day program
• 153707, Town of Medora
• Tip turns up 2 suspects in Texas
• INDOT awards money for bridge, street widening and I-65 Gateway
• Gateway design to start
• Local United Way issues challenge
• Pottschmidt named Lady Owls tennis MVP
• Vision comes to fruition
• Rain elsewhere to prompt flood
• Former Medora man drowns in Montana
• Council reviews efforts to curb park vandalism
• Book club to meet Wednesday
• Democrat will explore 9th District race
• 153705, REMC
• City, county receive INDOT grants totaling $2.5 million
• Weekend searches find no sign of missing student
• Rain expected to push river beyond its banks
• No test need be so weighty
• Deferring to the generals, or not
• INCIDENTS 6/20/11
• ARRESTS 6/20/11
• INCIDENTS 6/20/11
• HOSPITAL 6/17/11
• HOSPITAL 6/18/11
• MARRIAGE LICENSES 6/20/11
• 153704, Unsupervised Administrator, Young
• A successful vintage
• States target ’Net for revenue
• Manure to power dairy farms’ delivery trucks
• Sundance set July 13 to July 16
• Board OKs sewer project changes
• Shredding day set for Friday
• Explosion hurts man
• Grant deadline is approaching
• Jennings County man found dead
• Brown School gaining new principal
• Kids take aim at learning
• 2 sought in armed robbery
• 6 drug arrests made
• Praise for dads
• The joy of the indwelling of the Holy Ghost
• Focus on the gold inside the people in your life
• Hill joins D.C. firm
• ARRESTS 6/18/11
• INCIDENTS 6/18/11
• HOSPITAL 6/18/11
• Woods named Braves baseball MVP
• Developing confident leaders
• Senior Focus: Blake Otte
• Police looking for 2 in connection with armed robbery
• 150485, City of Seymour
• 153703 - Village Green
• Thoughts for the Weekend
• Sex registry offers help
• Fathers can set examples for kids
• Rules target sun & safety
• Photo prompts tips
• Medora school projects moving forward
• Mobile food pantry draws big line in city
• Oh, dry up -- please
• Knitting class set June 25 at Seymour Library
• Hospital board sets open and closed meetings
• Extension offers class series on parenting skills
• ARRESTS 6/17/11
• INCIDENTS 6/17/11
• HOSPITAL 6/17/11
• JUDGMENTS 6/17/11
• REAL ESTATE SALES DISCLOSURES 6/17/11
• MARRIAGE LICENSES 6/17/11
• SMALL CLAIMS 6/17/11
• Owls select Lucas as baseball MVP
• Going the extra mile
• Annual Cougar Classic golf scramble held
• Weiner to resign over sexting scandal, Democrats say
• Woman accused of theft
• 150482 - 31 Wrecker Service
• Saluting the flag and sacrifices
• A small concession
• Changing times reflected on the front page
• Gully washer
• New photos of missing coed, truck released
• School offers degree
• Recovery team to meet June 30
• Family plants roots
• Jackson County Cuffs
• Rehabilitation of Medora Covered Bridge on track
• State pays jail $37,205 in May for housing costs
• Hearings set on deer proposals
• Hand-knitting class set at library
• ARRESTS 6/16/11
• INCIDENTS 6/16/11
• JUDGMENTS 6/16/11
• Allen earns most valuable award for Lady Braves track and field
• Becoming better Braves
• Senior Focus: Blake Murray
• Volleyball camp planned at Crothersville
• BCHS to honor football alumni
• Cummins offers more good news
• Swinging for the bleachers
• Property taxes go up, spending goes up, too
• 150483, Jackson Washington State Forest
• Plant relocating 63 jobs
• School OKs Droids
• Senate stops move to repeal ethanol credit
• Raising Old Glory
• Commissioners OK budget hike for local ARC
• Reinbold earns commander rank
• Festival baby contest winners announced
• Foster Grandparents honored
• ARRESTS 6/15/11
• INCIDENTS 6/15/11
• JUDGMENTS 6/15/11
• Having a ball
• Love of the game
• Soccer tryouts set Thursday, Saturday
• Senior Focus: Colin Woods
• Eakins hired as Bremen head basketball coach
• Crothersville holding volleyball tournament
• Explain yourself, Mr. President
• State supreme court is wrong with ruling
• 150481, Steven L. Cox
• Crew brews up business
• Catch the blues, wine and brews
• Reed resigns for sake of school
• Owner defends property
• State FFA meeting; former C'ville member speaking
• Plant to see jobs
• Airport calls closed meeting
• Recovery center seeks volunteers
• Author to speak at Scott library
• Church plans rummage sale
• ARRESTS 6/14/11
• INCIDENTS 6/14/11
• HOSPITAL 6/14/11
• Taking their best shot
• Senior Focus: Alex Schepman
• Learn to bead at the library
• Indiana FFA members meeting at Purdue
• Missing IU student Lauren Spierer: Police keeping tight lid on details of investigation
• INCIDENTS 6/13/11
• ARRESTS 6/13/11
• Real Estate Sales Disclosures 6/13/11
• Take advantage of Education Fair
• Committing weinercide
• Reader suggests community open shelters during bad storms
• Checkup on health
• Pence bid now official
• Plan would open Brownstown industrial park for growth
• Elks, veterans plan Flag Day service Tuesday
• Crochet group meets Thursday
• Trash service goes automated
• Tabeling, Richart tabbed top athletes
• Elliott, Barnett named top Tigers
• Fish shares his college coaching experience
• Senior focus: Kris Curry
• Show brings tips on missing student
• Work progresses on lines
• Cummins to add 600 new jobs
• Agencies joining forces
• Building draws criticism
• Medora offering summer lunches
• Key phrases help strengthen relationships
• Church seeks donations for project to aid area families
• Firefighter killed in wreck
• INCIDENTS 6/11/11
• ARRESTS 6/11/11
• HOSPITAL 6/11/11
• Passing on a message
• Set for the next step
• Blevins named Lady Braves tennis MVP
• Senior Focus: Brady Cockerham
• More Owls Sports Camps begin Monday
• 150476, Unsupervised Administration
• 150478, Arthur Properties
• 150479 - TLC Mini Storage
• 150477, City of Seymour
• Thoughts for the Weekend
• Cool breeze atop Skyline
• Weekly rewards
• Health fair offers good opportunity for a checkup
• Veterans at heart of festival
• Verdict: Barker is guilty
• Porn ruling stands
• County theft nets jail time
• Town, county partner on trail
• Police: Man shot with own handgun
• Cancer center to honor survivors
• Sertoma donates to food pantries
• Sewer district board to meet
• Hospital sets closed session
• Crothersville Red, White and Blue Festival schedule
• Teen raising funds for trip
• ARRESTS 6/10/11
• INCIDENTS 6/10/11
• SMALL CLAIMS 6/10/11
• Donation honors former Key Club member
• Latest journey turns inward
• Jurors: Barker is guilty of murder
• Economic development announcement set Friday at Cummins
• Jury deliberating in murder case
• Green won’t glow if nukes go away
• Murder suspect testifies
• Theft arrest made
• Wreck leaves 1 dead
• Lemonade stand aids fight against childhood cancer
• Expand your horizons
• Scouts to meet for day camp
• Seymour arts center offering youth art camps
• Elements of Jazz set to perform
• Foot chase ends with 2 arrests
• Jailer tasers 2 inmates during fight
• ARRESTS 6/9/11
• INCIDENTS 6/9/11
• HOSPITAL 6/9/11
• Colby Red comes with a heartwarming story
• Indiana's best
• Teaching technique
• Senior Focus: Luke Warren
• SHS seeking tennis coach
• Jurors to start deliberations Thursday
• Air quality alert issued
• One-vehicle crash leaves 1 dead
• 150475, Human Services
• Give highway workers a brake
• Changing face of news
• 150474, Vectren
• 150473, FPBH Inc.
• Defense to open its case today in murder trial
• Man arrested in shooting
• Grant comes to aid
• Exchange your old thermometer
• Farmers make progress
• Crothersville festival gearing up
• Heat and humidity sticking around
• Teen hurt in fall from pickup
• County board cancels meeting
• Book sale set Friday, Saturday
• Junior naturalist course offered
• Trinity plans pancake feast
• REAL ESTATE SALES DISCLOSURES
• Focusing on the ultimate goal
• INCIDENTS 6/8/11
• Trinity Lutheran honors spring athletes
• ARRESTS 6/8/11
• HOSPITAL 6/8/11
• Baker repeats as Braves' most valuable
• Man arrested in shooting
• Community can aid the police
• Woman thanks trustee for help with her son
• 150472, Alcohol & Tobacco Commission
• 2 sought for questioning
• In search of a purpose
• Police take stand
• Police nab 1 as 1 flees
• Grant aids Main Street project
• Elks will stage Flag Day service
• Church plans rummage sale
• Police: Don’t leave kids in cars
• Health board to meet Monday
• Heat and humidity prompt air alerts
• 3 teens injured in 2-vehicle collision Sunday
• ARRESTS 6/7/11
• INCIDENTS 6/7/11
• MARRIAGE LICENSES 6/7/11
• COMPLAINTS 6/7/11
• Koester to play soccer for Rose-Hulman
• Senior Focus: Jordan Hallow
• Knitters to meet Thursday night
• Heat, ozone alert issued for county
• 2 'persons of interest' sought in shooting
• We remember D-Day sacrifices
• INCIDENTS 6/6/11
• ARRESTS 6/6/11
• 150471, GaiaTech
• Love and confidence
• Trial set to resume
• Library to close for RWB festival
• Police offer free identification kit
• Seymour police investigating meth lab
• Girls represent county at track & field state meet
• Cougars’ regional bid falls short vs. Loogootee
• Senior Focus: Jared Nierman
• Man shot at Walmart
• State abortion showdown could cost $4.3 billion
• Reader shares SHS band video at Disney World
• Police investigating shooting at Seymour Walmart on Sunday
• Police investigating shooting at Seymour Walmart on Sunday
• 150470 - Name Change for Melissa Jo Myers
• Travel the world at the library
• Club spruces up One Chamber Square
• Witnesses recall day before arrest
• Probe ends in arrest
• State takes in $150M more than expected
• Read the Bible: Know, understand, apply
• Relationships a part of God’s discipleship strategy
• Portion of road to be closed
• Contest deadline is June 30
• INCIDENTS 6/4/11
• REAL ESTATE SALES DISCLOSURES 6/4/11
• Owls advance to golf regional
• Owls compete in relay, 800 at track state finals
• Senior Focus: Adam Hanner
• Owls Sports Camps begin Monday
• Englishton Park to sponsor 5K
• First witnesses testify in trial
• Police: Man faked degrees
• Saluting Grandma Bea
• 291 set to graduate Sunday
• Car show set for Saturday in Seymour
• New program planned for children with disabilities
• Library offering crafts program
• Fishing derby slated at Starve Hollow
• ARRESTS 6/3/11
• INCIDENTS 6/3/11
• HOSPITAL 6/3/11
• Crothersville honors spring athletes
• Skills and drills
• Cougar golfers compete in regular-season finale
• Senior Focus: Cheyenne Riley
• Thoughts for the Weekend
• SRC checkup a healthy move
• Weekly rewards
• Murder trial begins with opening statments
• 150465, Butler Fairman
• 150468, Notice Administration, David Bane
• 150467, Jackson Co. Auditor
• 150466, Jackson Co. Auditor
• Jury selection completed
• Fair gains bridge
• Blood drive June 11
• It’s off to principal’s office
• Sprechen Sie Deutsch?
• Many draw thanks for recent Ride of Silence
• This spring is for the birds
• Weather can keep us on edge
• Jackson County Cuffs
• Persinger taking Friday night stage
• DISSOLUTIONS 6/1/11
• Summertime wines easy to find
• Tour the world at the library
• Brownstown churches offering VBS in July
• ARRESTS 6/2/11
• INCIDENTS 6/2/11
• HOSPITAL 6/2/11
• JUDGMENTS 6/2/11
• Cougar golfers finish 4th in quad match
• Wrapping up another year
• Jury selection starts in murder trial
• Kicking in your door gets easier
• Turning 50? No worries
• 150464, Unsupervised Administration, Clark
• House rejects more debt
• Pool packs ’em in
• Council hears from public
• Festival returns Sept. 9
• Local forecast hot, steamy
• Library training tech assistants
• Kids can make Father's Day gift
• ARRESTS 6/1/11
• INCIDENTS 6/1/11
• HOSPITAL 6/1/11
• Personett repeats as Seymour softball MVP
• Panthers clip Owls 163-164; Cougars win golf match by 2 strokes
• Senior Focus: Elijah Bean
• Hunnicutt earns nods from HCAC, team
• 5K brings awareness to melanoma
• House to reject debt limit increase without cuts
• Hot, humid conditions settling in the area
• More years with unpatriotic law
• Resident asks about the need for more storm sirens for city’s east side
• Helping Joplin recover
• READER SUBMITTED STORM PHOTOS
• JUST POSTED: Today's Record Book 5/31/11
• INCIDENTS 5/31/11
• ARRESTS 5/31/11
• HOSPITAL 5/29/11
• 150458, Seymour Schools
• 150463, Seymour Comm Schools
• ‘The last full measure’
• Camp thefts lead to 2 men
• Young firm on Medicare plan
• Cougars claim sectional title
• Braves fall in sectional finals
• Blackhawks down Tigers 8-2 in sectional
• Senior Focus: Kevin Settle
• City seeks 430 acres
• Stop leads to arrests
• JUST POSTED: Today's Record Book 5/30/11
• INCIDENTS 5/30/11
• ARRESTS 5/30/11
• HOSPITAL 5/28/11
• HOSPITAL 5/27/11
• REAL ESTATE SALES DISCLOSURES 5/30/11
• 2 arrested in connection with thefts
• Trinity grads point to faith
• Brownstown graduates 140
• Crothersville graduates look to their futures
• Friends set book sale Saturday
• More than a day off from work
• Memorial Day services
• 150427, Sheriff Sale, Anni Collier
• 150428, Sheriff Sale, Brenda Stidham
• 150429, Sheriff Sale, Hayley Donahue
• 150431, Sheriff Sale, Gregory Patton Jr.
• 150432, Sheriff Sale, Jason Ariditon
• 150433, Sheriff Sale, Terri Wagner
• 150434, Sheriff Sale, Michael W. Nolan
• 150435, Sheriff Sale, Michael Covington
• 150436, Sheriff Sale, Kyle Hackman
• 150437, Sheriff Sale, Jacob Leavy
• 150438, Sheriff Sale, Joshua Richardson
• 150430, Sheriff Sale, Jeremy Ozbum
• You can Take a Kid Fishing
• Lewis continuing his kicking career at U of I
• Missouri trucker dies in wreck
• Senior Focus: Destinie Staley
• 150462, Name Change
• Board OKs jobs incentive
• Trucker dies on I-65
• Tornado tally climbs
• Tassels turned at Medora
• Paying respects
• If you want to reap joy, plan for peace
• None of the things we do for Christ will be forgotten
• Scott County woman arrested
• ARRESTS 5/28/11
• INCIDENTS 5/28/11
• Panthers hold off Owls in sectional
• Lady Braves fall short against Generals in sectional
• Senior Focus: Mark Reynolds
• Area pools open this weekend
• 150449, Jackson County Auditor, Annual Report
• Thoughts for the Weekend
• Choc-Ola makes a return
• Weekly rewards
• FBI mum on investigation
• Drug case nets 11 arrests
• In the Army now, or will be soon
• Storm leaves DNR hustling
• SRC to resume cleanup
• African Children's Choir to perform in Seymour
• Putting a face on tragedy
• Junior Leaders boost early learning
• Kids can take a tour of the world
• Friday Night Live resumes tonight
• Area children can be 'Curious'
• ARRESTS 5/27/11
• INCIDENTS 5/27/11
• Soaring to new heights
• Owls qualify for state track meet in 2 events
• Bean, Woods spark Braves to sectional win over Senators
• Tiger golfers finish 2nd in triangular
• Senior Focus: Tanner Bennett
• Seymour Recycling treatment plant to restart
• Federal indictment nets 11 arrests
• FBI, Seymour police launch investigation at residence
• Powerful storms pound several central U.S. states
• 150475, Unsupervised Administration, Montgomery
• Thousands remain without power across Indiana
• 150456, Indiana Lien
• Drainage plan is worth a look
• About Bin Laden’s death
• 150459, IDEM, NPDES
• Town takes checkered flag
• New ‘family’ helps student make a turn
• Effort aids Joplin
• Tornadoes strike region
• Savvy career move works
• Police: Several injuries seen near Bloomington
• 1 hurt in Columbus storm
• Fishing derby set at camp
• ISP reports April activity
• REAL ESTATE SALES DISCLOSURES 5/26/11
• ARRESTS 5/26/11
• INCIDENTS 5/26/11
• HOSPITAL 5/26/11
• Blackhawks battle past Lady Cougars in 10 innings
• Senior Focus: Katrina Kozisek
• Tornado hits Lawrence, Jackson counties
• New tornado warnings expire in Jackson County
• Tornado relief efforts will help Joplin, Mo.
• Bartholomew County is under tornado warning
• Brownstown wins Back Home Again in Indiana contest
• Storms cause scattered flooding, damage in Indiana
• 14 killed as tornadoes carve path through Midwest
• Severe weather alert issued across central, south central Indiana
• Indiana trooper hurt when dragged by fleeing car
• Who will step up the debate?
• 150454, Storage Express
• Be careful with generators
• Fixing sewer may hit $1M
• More seek office
• History awaits future
• City approves tax abatement
• Brownstown Exchange Club plans annual awards dinner
• Final bell ringing soon
• Crothersville plans ballgame during festival
• Seymour trash collection shifts for Memorial Day
• Courthouse to close Monday
• More storms possible today; river's rising
• ARRESTS 5/25/11
• INCIDENTS 5/25/11
• HOSPITAL 5/25/11
• County girls state-bound in 4 track and field events
• Panthers down Lady Owls in 6 innings at sectional
• Lady Tigers can't overcome Jeeps
• Braves, Owls compete in golf matches
• Senior Focus: Andrew Drinnon
• CHS alumni to square off
• Colts tour making stops in the area
• Thunderstorms in forecast Tuesday
• Congratulations to Class of 2011
• Fight pesky mosquitoes
• Face-to-face via Facebook
• More charges sought
• Compliance statements approved
• Storm smacks county
• MARRIAGE LICENSES 5/24/11
• JUDGMENTS 5/24/11
• Exchange Club to present service awards
• Wiggles and Giggles set at library
• Libraries will close for holiday
• ARRESTS 5/24/11
• INCIDENTS 5/24/11
• HOSPITAL 5/24/11
• SMALL CLAIMS 5/24/11
• 'Small Town, Big Dreams'
• Monday storms force softball sectional shifts
• Senior Focus: Alex Barnett
• Cougars go 0-3 in recent baseball games
• Storm damages poultry buildings
• Severe thunderstorm watch
• Severe thunderstorm warning issued
• Thunderstorm watch in effect
• Wage incentive has some merit
• ARRESTS 5/23/11
• JUST POSTED: Today's Record Book 5/23/11
• INCIDENTS 5/23/11
• HOSPITAL 5/20/11
• HOSPITAL 5/21/11
• 150453, Unsupervised Administration, Zollman
• Daniels out before he’s in
• A walk through history
• Turning it around
• JACKSON CIRCUIT COURT JUDGMENTS 5/23/11
• Main Street Street offers loans, grants for downtown businesses
• 4 blood drives set in Seymour
• Seminar set on U.S. constitution
• 3 face charges in theft of metals
• Braves 3-peat as MSC champs
• Cougars take invitational; Tigers place 2nd in SAC
• Bulldogs roll past Tigers
• Owls shoot 316 to finish 3rd in HHC
• Owl softball, baseball teams split games
• Senior Focus: Whitley Hall
• Daniels exit puts supporters in play
• Condition for wreck victim unavailable
• Democratic club meets Thursday
• Gates: Must guard strength during times of budget cuts
• Daniels' statement to supporters
• Daniels out before he was in
• WEEKEND GOLF: Braves win 3rd straight MSC title; Tigers place 2nd in SAC; Owls place 3rd in HHC; Cougars win invite
• 150450, Jay C Food Store
• 150452, Unsupervised Administration, Wischmeier
• 150451, Jay C Food Store
• Seymour woman injured in wreck
• 10-hour days eyed for road crews
• Bracelets link Seymour to flood victims
• Bargains by the bunch
• Redeemer students pledge faith during confirmation rite
• Smoking: God is grieved by the willful destruction of health
• Only God knows when Judgment Day will come to pass
• Chess Club meets Mondays
• ARRESTS 5/21/11
• INCIDENTS 5/21/11
• HOSPITAL 5/21/11
• JUDGMENTS 5/21/11
• Wingler continuing with football, track and field at Anderson
• CORRECTION: Seymour softball team playing in Bedford North Lawrence Sectional
• Lady Owls, Braves fall in tennis sectional semifinals
• Lady Owls hold off Bluejackets 2-1
• Owls' rally falls short against Flashes; Braves score 4 runs in 10th for 4-0 win
• Senior Focus: Joseph Martinez
• 150448, Jackson Co REMC
• Vehslage house doors opening to public
• Bus station got around
• Tammy’s Dance Studio presents spring recitals
• Man requests tax equity
• Library OKs school supplies for overdue fines
• Free landfill day set for June 4
• Rains spur pests
• Steele works to be on display
• Democrats set call-out meeting
• ARRESTS 5/20/11
• Trustees hire new Redding principal
• INCIDENTS 5/20/11
• HOSPITAL 5/20/11
• REAL ESTATE SALES DISCLOSURES 5/20/11
• Quake tests response
• Owls repeat as track and field sectional champs
• Lady Owls claim win in 1st round of tennis sectional
• 10-run 6th inning propels Cougars past Rebels 11-4; Owls pound Eagles 12-3
• And they're off!
• Lady Owls win softball game on road; Braves split doubleheader at home
• Senior Focus: Chelsea Miller
• Volleyball tournament set at RWB Festival
• Soon, the check won’t be in mail
• Recycling changes, too
• 150447, Family & Social Services
• Flood damage passes $1M
• Finding a new role
• Pairing food with wine as simple as drinking what you like
• Build cooks up aid
• Patrols target drivers
• Governor declares storm emergency
• Summer reading program outlined
• Howl’N Hike Dog Walk is June 18
• Board reviews pay increase
• New chain barks at door
• Fire department says cause of blaze still undetermined
• ARRESTS 5/19/11
• INCIDENTS 5/19/11
• HOSPITAL 5/19/11
• Reelin' 'em in
• Richey racing for hometown fans
• Eagles' McDonald throws no-hitter against Lady Cougars; Softball sectional dates, times released
• Senior Focus: Hollie Bannister
• Spring sports photo galleries updated
• Summer classes set at Girls Inc.
• Cougars drop Monday, Tuesday baseball games
• Seymour tennis sectional postponed
• Governor declares emergency for 34 counties
• High gas prices? Blame inflation
• Speedway got it right on second qualifying run
• 150443, Unsupervised Administration, Richard Snyder
• 150446, TLF Inc.
• 150442, Unsupervised Administration, Vicky Wade
• Daytime burglars strike
• Riding in silence
• Town needs votes
• Choirs taking to the stage Friday at SHS
• U.S. 50 Yard Sale kicks off Friday
• Celebration of Learning set
• Cop stops man, theft
• Crochet class set Thursday
• Library book groups to meet
• Second Street fire
• Shopping for summer
• ARRESTS 5/18/11
• HOSPITAL 5/18/11
• Lady Braves claim 9th straight sectional title
• Owls clinch baseball win on Senior Night; Tigers pick up SAC road victory
• County golfers battle at Shadowood; Braves tie school record in road match
• Cougars, Owls lose softball games
• Baseball sectional pairings announced
• Golf outing set for Friday
• Cheer, softball camps also being offered at TLHS
• Ride of Silence bike ride Wednesday in Seymour
• Brownstown among finalists in Back Home Again In Indiana contest
• With friends like these ...
• 150445, Town of Crothersville
• 150444, Brownstown School Lunch
• Drill offers a test
• Gun ‘game’ turns critical
• Undercover drug buys lead to arrest
• What a blast
• Open air art class offered
• Genealogy class set for May 24
• Legion Riders donate to Veterans Memorial
• ARRESTS 5/17/11
• INCIDENTS 5/17/11
• HOSPITAL 5/17/11
• Lady Braves pull off 10-inning win over Rams
• Lady Braves top Lancers in tennis; Seymour Sectional set to begin Wednesday
• Lady Owls get walkoff for win over Lancers
• Braves, Owls lose baseball games; Panthers defeat Cougars in golf
• Senior Focus: Derek Ridlen
• Pre-register for Trinity camps on Thursday
• Tigers defeat Cougars in JV baseball
• Baseball, golf teams compete over the weekend
• Monitoring you while mobile
• ARRESTS 5/16/11
• INCIDENTS 5/16/11
• Airport lures young, old
• Wings: It’s for the birds
• Rain will wane
• Video up for Emmy
• Library board to meet Tuesday
• April jail meals cost an average of 90 cents
• Officers check 266 complaints
• Man on mower hit, killed
• Largest Indiana disaster exercise will start Monday
• ‘Hero’ held in deaths
• Hospital board to meet Monday
• In it together
• Trinity wins at home
• Errors plague Lady Braves in loss
• Tigers pick up 2 wins in a row over weekend
• Jennings police investigating fatal wreck
• ARRESTS 5/14/11
• INCIDENTS 5/14/11
• Scoring error ties Braves, Warriors for MSC track and field title
• Walking for survival
• Bulldogs beat Owls for HHC baseball title
• Twisters top Lady Cougars
• Locals back Daniels
• Scam nets arrest
• Lady Owls wrap up HHC tennis, softball play; Cougars win in golf, lose in tennis
• Senior Focus: Kayla Barnett
• Weight classes changed in high school wrestling
• BCHS recognized for sportsmanship
• Go, Emerson racers
• Ride a bike to work
• Officers seek 266 charges
• HOSPITAL 5/12/11
• Weekly rewards 5/13/11
• ARRESTS 5/13/11
• INCIDENTS 5/13/11
• 150439, Finley Insulation
• 150424, IDEM
• Health reform unfolding
• Creativity aids pantries
• Show offers lawn, patio ideas
• Trustees approve transfers at high school
• Cars, academics collide at car show
• Park board to meet Tuesday
• DOC inmates net $41,265
• State troopers offer respects
• Learn to protect your identity
• Warriors clip Braves by 1 for MSC track and field title
• Owls finish 3rd in HHC meet
• Tiger teams place 3rd, 4th in SAC meet
• Brownstown golf, baseball teams earn wins on road; Trinity softball team also victorious
• Senior Focus: Lauren Swindell
• Softball sectional pairings announced
• Lady Owls playing for 3rd in HHC tennis tourney
• Daniels: Still no answers
• Brownstown lines up town finances
• ARRESTS 5/12/11
• INCIDENTS 5/12/11
• HOSPITAL 5/10/11
• REAL ESTATE SALES DISCLOSURES 5/12/11
• Go vote and help fight hunger
• Reading rainbow
• 150425, UNsupervised Administration, Jack Gans
• Police seek driver
• Seymour schools OK insurance changes
• Cadets return to airfield for reunion
• Medora teachers accept 5% pay decrease
• Bike ride assists Anchor House
• County approves pair of requests
• Fish fry benefits restoration work
• Shoemaker signs with Wittenberg
• Kirtley homers, pitches Owls to 7-0 HHC win
• Lady Owls to play for 5th place in HHC softball tourney
• Hornets hand Lady Tigers SAC loss
• Senior Focus: Scott Baker
• Princess, pace car to be at Brownstown Speedway Saturday
• Physicals canceled for Saturday
• Golf scramble to benefit Brownstown football program
• Police seek hit-and-run driver
• Storms, rainfall offer reminders
• Headline draws approval
• ARRESTS 5/11/11
• INCIDENTS 5/11/11
• HOSPITAL 5/11/11
• 150423, Indiana American Water
• Volunteers lend a hand
• Community Drive to remain closed
• Road damage mounts
• Tax abatements assist investments
• Projects take on lives of their own
• 150422, Seymour Comm Schools
• 150420, Unsupervised Administration, Elsner
• Medora school sets roundup for kindergarten
• Memorial set for state police
• Book sale aids literacy work
• Sign up for summer camps today at SHS
• Lady Braves win 10th straight MSC track and field title
• Nehrt finishes 1st in 100 hurdles at SAC track meet
• Lady Owls finish 6th in HHC meet
• Lady Braves get MSC win on Senior Night; Cougars lose home game
• County baseball teams win road games
• Teams compete in track, tennis, golf
• FORECLOSURES 5/10/11
• 2 face charges after report of rural burglary
• JUST POSTED: Today's Record Book (5/10/11)
• INCIDENTS 5/10/11
• ARRESTS 5/10/11
• Thunderstorm watch in effect
• What now with Afghanistan?
• 150339, Alcohol and Tobacco
• Mr. Lubie owes refunds
• Gun shots net 2 arrests
• Principal hopes to accept transfers
• Mellencamp retrospective
• Church plans homecoming
• Police chief to stage meeting
• Lady Owls capture first-round HHC tennis win; Braves, Cougars lose matches
• Owls top Olympians in HHC baseball tourney; Cougars defeat Braves in MSC game
• Panthers down Lady Owls 11-1 in HHC Tournament; Braves lose MSC game on road
• Braves, Cougars play at Hickory Hills; Tigers place 2nd at Sunrise
• Senior Focus: Marie Wehmiller
• Mr. Lubie agrees to refund, settlement
• Synthetic drugs such as Spice topic of discussion Tuesday
• The realities, nature of war
• Forgiving one’s attacker
• HOSPITAl 5/9/11
• ARRESTS 5/9/11
• INCIDENTS 5/09/11
• 150419 Jackson Co. Highway
• Civil War comes alive
• A tough topic for pulpit
• Utility files rate increase
• Gas price dips
• Congressman, state lawmakers will speak at town hall session
• City prepares to scope out sewer
• SHS bands in concert Friday
• Friday Night Live set to open
• Senior focus: Tim Bishop
• Mini marathon benefits many
• Braves split twin bill with Hornets
• Cougars-Blackhawks split doubleheader
• Lady Braves capture Scottsburg tournament
• Owls, Tigers lose baseball games
• Golf teams compete in area invitationals
• 150417, Farrow & Huffman
• 150416, Indiana Lien
• 150415, Markel, Markel & Lambring
• 150418, Willard Tiemeyer
• Mom’s the word
• Lemonade stand OK’d by county
• Seymour extends a hand to Tuscaloosa
• Committed to care
• ARRESTS 5/7/11
• INCIDENTS 5/7/11
• HOSPITAL 5/7/11
• Considering atheism in the face of death
• People should trust God to be the navigator of their lives
• Generals rally on Braves' errors
• 3 county teams compete in 5-way meet Thursday
• Senior Focus: Tasha Trueblood
• Cougars win in tennis, Owls fall in baseball Thursday
• Braves relay team sets school record at meet
• Jackson County Antique Machinery Show today, Saturday
• We have choices to make
• Thoughts for the Weekend
• A day for all of our mothers
• Marine helps out in Japan
• Walking tour expands north
• Tuning in to the hat parade
• Lambring to perform Saturday
• Wider survey sought
• Space needs eyed
• Robotics camp set for summer
• Brownstown plans to pave 15 streets
• ARRESTS 5/6/11
• Saving gas and cash
• INCIDENTS 5/6/11
• HOSPITAL 5/6/11
• JUDGMENTS 5/6/11
• Cougars escape with 4-3 win; Braves record MSC victory
• Pirates hand Lady Braves loss in conference game; Owls win on road; Cougars lose at home
• 2 county track teams compete at Bedford; Bailiff sets school record in 300 hurdles
• Lady Owls pull out 3-2 tennis victory; Braves lose in tennis, place 2nd in golf
• Senior Focus: Patrick Maschino
• Trump pulls out of pace car gig
• Sewer repair moving slowly
• Death raises many questions
• Turnout was abysmal
• 150404, Seymour Comm Schools
• 150414, Additional Appropriations
• 134688, Variance Herndon and Seger
• 150405, Seymour Community Schools
• Tornado relief efforts expand
• Fire destroys barn
• Men rob, beat victim
• Mayor targets storm water
• Sewer line problem larger than expected
• Mellencamp on display in May
• Beading group to meet Tuesday
• RETAIL FOOD INSPECTIONS MARCH 2011
• ARRESTS 5/5/11
• INCIDENTS 5/5/11
• HOSPITAL 5/5/11
• JUDGMENTS 5/5/11
• Coomer headed to final gymnastics meet
• 12-run 5th inning lifts Warriorettes over Cougars
• Cougars earn 3rd tennis win; Tigers win 3-way golf match
• Senior Focus: Hannah Bays
• Bane, boys relay team set records at Friday track and field invite
• Barn fire still burning but under control
• Sewer line poses greater problem
• Good samaritan robbed
• As usual, we all shift to recovery
• Bad call by the networks
• 150412, Medora Community Schools
• 150413, Indiana Lien
• Burgmeier, Hudson win
• MelonFest blooms for another season
• Mudslide washes out road
• Wreck hurts 2
• Water takes a toll
• History Center meeting slated
• Church plans concert May 15
• You can donate blood Thursday at Crothersville
• Health care reform issues topic of program
• Delta Delta learns about The Alley
• Athenian court gathers
• Activities announced for Red, White and Blue Festival
• Schneck program to focus on cancer
• ARRESTS 5/4/11
• INCIDENTS 5/4/11
• JUDGMENTS 5/4/11
• REAL ESTATE SALES DISCLOSURES 5/4/11
• Braves eke out tennis win over Panthers; Cougars ace Lancers; Stars down Owls
• Panthers defeat Owls 3-1 in softball
• Owl golfers struggle at Bloomington
• Senior Focus: David Baker
• Democrats nominate Hudson, Burgmeier
• Athletic cancellations for Tuesday
• Woman injured in wreck on Interstate 65
• Flood watch, warning continue
• Community Drive closes after road collapse
• Rain prompts mudslide along Skyline Drive
• Americans find some justice
• ‘We got the bastard’
• Still more rain
• 10 polls change locations
• Trial set in wife’s murder
• Jackson County Cuffs
• Hoosier lawmakers pleased but cautious
• Advocacy topic of May seminar
• Library offering family history classes
• Film 'I Remember Mama' set for showing at Brownstown
• Drinking party nets 18 teen arrests
• Dog sniffs out drugs
• Workshop set on living gluten-free
• ARRESTS 5/3/11
• INCIDENTS 5/3/11
• Allman continuing basketball career at IUS
• Fundraising tour to benefit museum, ACS
• Chastain earns freshman of the year award at U of L
• Senior Focus: Christina Molinari
• Free bowling for kids under way at Starlite
• Church aiding relief efforts for tornado victims
• Cartoonists offer their views on Osama bin Laden
• JUST POSTED: Today's Record Book 5/2/11
• INCIDENTS 5/2/11
• ARRESTS 5/2/11
• HOSPITAL 4/29/11
• All high school athletic events Monday postponed
• Man faces initial hearing in wife's death
• 150411, Public Hearing
• 150324, Sheriff Sale, Sears
• 150325, Sheriff Sale, Huffman
• 150327, Sheriff Sale, Richards
• 150328, Sheriff Sale, Beavers
• 150329, Sheriff Sale, Williams
• Fun, education mix at Kids Fest
• More rain in store
• Daniels: Will he run for president?
• Just 1 race in city
• 150326, Sheriff Sale, Huguenin
• U.S. kills bin Laden
• U.S. kills bin Laden
• bin Laden is dead: What are your thoughts?
• AP source: Al-Qaida head bin Laden dead
• Obama to make late-night statement Sunday
• Bosma to return cash to Durham firm in Ohio
• State police plan memorial
• Cougars win their own golf invitational
• Lady Braves post 10th win of season
• Braves drop 2 games
• Braves place 2nd in tourney
• Cougars participate in invitational
• More rain en route; flood warning, watch continue
• Brownstown track teams win North Harrison Invitational
• Rain expected to ease
• Road funds OK’d
• Local Democrats rally at annual dinner
• Walk to aid fight against cancer
• Having problems? The Bible has an app for that
• ARRESTS 4/30/11
• INCIDENTS 4/30/11
• HOSPITAL 4/30/11
• Owls defeat Braves in county golf matchup; Tigers fall at Westwood
• Tabeling throws 1-hitter in Cougars' win; Owls, Braves also victorious at home
• Deppen repeats as Seymour's most valuable gymnast
• County softball, tennis teams play on the road
• Senior Focus: Taylor Franklin
• 150406, Unsupervised Administration
• 150403, Jackson Co Auditor
• 150347, Variance
• 146152, Variance
• Election set for Tuesday
• Storm forces I-65 closure
• Seymour offering new summer school program
• Meds for the masses
• Crafts in the Village
• Lodge planning fish fry Tuesday
• Fear Fair ready to Hauntcon
• Seymour giving away compost
• Easter egg hunt rescheduled
• Concert to benefit autistic children
• REAL ESTATE SALES DISCLOSURES 4/29/11
• ARRESTS 4/29/11
• INCIDENTS 4/29/11
• HOSPITAL 4/29/11
• JUDGMENTS 4/29/11
• Lady Braves pull off 3-2 win on Senior Night
• Senior Focus: Becca Sutton
• Thoughts for the Weekend
• Take your kids to Kids Fest ’11
• Flood warning continues
• Gusty winds, thunderstorms possible; flood warning continues
• Nanny State and kids’ lunchboxes
• Value of a good teacher
• Storm damage forces state police to close I-65
• 150346, Jackson County Highway
• 150345, Jackson Co. Highway
• Rain weary?
• Plan to entice jobs
• Focus on children
• Young visits city
• Area road closings announced
• ARRESTS 4/28/11
• INCIDENTS 4/28/11
• HOSPITAL 4/28/11
• JUDGMENTS 4/28/11
• North Vernon man facing drug charge
• Easter egg hunt rescheduled for this Saturday
• Autism benefit concert set for Friday
• In good standing
• This weekend's high school rodeo postponed until May
• Senior Focus: Dakota Richart
• Golf scramble to benefit youth group
• Trinity boys, girls compete in track meet Tuesday
• Jackson County under a tornado watch
• Athletic cancellations for Wednesday
• States or EPA?: The politics of emissions now before Supreme Court
• Stop, turn around, detour
• His, and dog’s, kind of doctor
• 150344, Unsupervised Administration, Hughes
• 150343, Storage Express
• Budget may promote mergers
• COMPLAINTS 4/27/11
• Gas hits $4.17
• Rain pushing river back up
• Crothersville Town Players prepare to present ‘Overtones’
• Young artists
• Jackson County history: Death — and life — of a pioneer chronicled in obituary
• Friends plans its Big Book Sale
• Concert to benefit autistic children
• Crafts in the Village set this weekend
• Police find pot plants growing
• ARRESTS 4/27/11
• INCIDENTS 4/27/11
• HOSPITAL 4/27/11
• Owls place 2nd in home track and field invitational
• 3A No. 6 Panthers defeat Owls
• Lady Braves win three-way at Mitchell; Brownstown, Trinity boys teams place 2nd in meets
• Lady Braves win in softball, lose in tennis
• Senior Focus: Austin Acton
• Fund established for Milroy's daughter
• High school rodeo returning to Cortland
• Athletic cancellations for Tuesday
• State roads under water
• Sugar supports should dissolve
• Lab enhances education
• 150342, Brownstown Schools
• Rain still here
• Cummins expansion on mark
• Scratching golf course gains OK
• Clinics offer low-cost rabies vaccine
• Emergency drill needs volunteers
• Concert tonight at Crothersville
• County requests damage reports
• 4 teens face drug charges
• ARRESTS 4/26/11
• INCIDENTS 4/26/11
• Jones signs with Olivet Nazarene
• Senior Focus: Chris Walker
• Seymour Swimming sign-ups are today, Thursday
• Spring turkey hunting season begins Wednesday
• It's official: Tornado hit Jackson County early Saturday
• Medora man rescued from high waters
• Some Monday athletic events called off
• Rabies clinics open Tuesday night
• Flash flood watch in effect
• JUST POSTED: Monday's Record Book (4/25/11)
• ARRESTS 4/25/11
• INCIDENTS 4/25/11
• HOSPITAL 4/23/11
• HOSPITAL 4/22/11
• Drop politics, 2 percent law
• Rabies poses public threat
• River remains a threat
• Egg hunt rolls off to a good start
• Tax bills should have hit mailboxes
• Husband held in murder
• Storm leaves a trail
• Heavy rains bring warning of major flooding
• Golf scramble to benefit Reins
• SICA offers art class series
• Seymour’s Fouts to swim at Wabash
• Senior Profile: Fallon Stinson
• Man held in wife's murder
• Wind tosses garage into neighbor's lawn
• Storm brings damage
• Flood warning issued
• River watch a waiting game
• Police: Woman’s death a homicide
• Commissioners review projects
• A time to pray, reflect
• The Resurrection goes beyond Easter
• The disciples were certain of Jesus’ resurrection
• Resurrection is the event that changed everything
• Nazarenes plan Celebration Service
• Brownstown Council OKs requests affecting town park
• Democrats to meet Tuesday
• ARRESTS 4/23/11
• INCIDENTS 4/23/11
• HOSPITAL 4/23/11
• REAL ESTATE SALES DISCLOSURES 4/23/11
• Tornado warning canceled
• Cockerham to continue with football, track at Concordia
• Thompson named AU's Outstanding Female Senior Athlete
• Senior Focus: Alysha Otte
• Softball meeting set for Tuesday
• Swimming sign-ups set at Brownstown
• Hanover camps being offered
• Some Friday athletic events called off
• Police investigate murder
• Floodwaters going back up
• 150340, Indiana Lien
• 150341, American Tower Corp
• Thoughts for the Weekend
• Weekly rewards
• Religious freedom taken for granted
• Arigato gozaimasu
• Civil War Day
• Philadelphia: Tales from a bus station
• Bearing the cross
• Craft and Garden Show coming up
• Young sets town hall
• Retired cops target traffic
• County approves requests
• History tour set
• River heads to 19’
• Candidates file in Crothersville
• Theft reported at local church
• Library offers craft program
• ARRESTS 4/22/11
• INCIDENTS 4/22/11
• HOSPITAL 4/22/11
• Owls, Lady Braves win in county track and field matchup
• Lady Braves edge Owls 3-2 in tennis
• Owls, Braves shut out softball opponents
• Crothersville boys track, golf teams win
• $221M Powerball winner may claim prize Thursday
• Civil War still offers us lessons
• Thunder stirs up visitor
• Citizens should clean up our community
• Writer dislikes new system for license plates
• River passes 18 feet; many area roads under water
• Rivers swell
• Trustees revise special ed
• A day to network, relax
• Strong winds race through
• Outdoor painting class set May 21
• Blood drive set for May 4
• Learn to make a flower container
• REAL ESTATE SALES DISCLOSURES 4/21/11
• SMALL CLAIMS 4/21/11
• Diner days at an end
• Church seeks community support
• Schneck joins Spirit of Women partnership
• ARRESTS 4/21/11
• INCIDENTS 4/21/11
• HOSPITAL 4/21/11
• Tiger girls place 2nd, boys 3rd in quad meet
• Brownstown golfers top Mitchell
• Senior Focus: Alli Nolan
• Full-day K? Yes; Spend freely? No
• Hoosier thoughts:
• Weather service revises river crest higher
• 150337, Polling Places
• Strong wind, storm race through
• Medora Community School closed Wednesday
• 150338, Primary Election Candidates
• Rain hits hard
• Event hatches job ideas
• More go to work
• Clerk targeting delinquent fees
• Police investigate reported assault
• Heavy rain, high water
• Alice, others dance into 'Wonderland'
• Jackson County history: Death of a landmark
• Seymour resets trash routes
• 'Arts Splash' promotes arts
• Medora lodge plans egg hunt
• Craft night set at library
• High water
• ARRESTS 4/20/11
• INCIDENTS 4/20/11
• HOSPITAL 4/20/11
• MARRIAGE LICENSES 4/20/11
• SMALL CLAIMS 4/20/11
• Gliding and grooving
• Seymour track and field teams defeat Madison
• Athletic cancellations for Tuesday
• County under tornado watch, flash flood watch, flood warning
• Police investigating report of sexual assault
• Obama’s vision of redistribution
• Cook made lives better
• Writer urges area residents to support special education kids
• Heavy rains prompt flash flooding
• 150317, Tax Rate
• All-day K gaining ground
• Sewer lines’ costs go up
• Tax bills to soon hit your mailbox
• Severe weather in the forecast
• Purdue alumni raise scholarship funds
• ‘Biggest Loser’ inspires
• Police uncover meth lab
• Sheriff's youth camp set in July
• Teen group to meet April 26
• Seymour resets trash routes
• Rabies clinic May 2 will aid Relay for Life
• Seymour school board meets tonight
• VFW Auxiliary to hold bake sale
• ARRESTS 4/19/11
• INCIDENTS 4/19/11
• HOSPITAL 4/19/11
• Lady Braves set record with 4 home runs in win over Owls
• Owls solid in 5-2 win over Stars; Cougars victorious at home; Braves lose MSC game
• Tigers, Hornets compete in track meet at Edinburgh
• Cougars, Braves win golf matches; Schools' tennis teams split
• Lady Owls tie for 5th Saturday at tennis tournament
• Senior Focus: Jacelyn Chaisson
• New Indiana law bans asking workers about their guns
• New budget bill includes $150M more for schools
• Resuscitation plan for Medicare
• Too timid in meth fight
• Elevate roads to keep flood water off of them
• JUST POSTED: Today's Record Book 4/18/11
• FORECLOSURES 4/18/11
• ARRESTS 4/18/11
• INCIDENTS 4/18/11
• HOSPITAL 4/16/11
• HOSPITAL 4/15/11
• Families unite for babies
• Area youth volunteer to help community
• Some trash tossed
• 150304, Sheriff Sale, Shane Hodge
• Storms leave dozens dead
• 150305, Sheriff Sale, Dorothy Krebbs
• 150306, Sheriff Sale, Richard Keith
• 150307. Sheriff Sale, Kyle Ault
• 150309, Sheriff Sale, Matthew Bruemmer
• 150308, Sheriff Sale, Adam Bell
• Reins to Recovery seeks volunteers
• Library to close Easter Sunday
• Band planning carnival May 14
• Cougars finish 8th at North Vernon
• Braves grab title at Edgewood with 316
• Park board to meet Wednesday
• Landmarks, Mellencamp celebrate Bill Cook’s life
• Jennings children’s home may shift to private funding
• Lake County to consider wheel tax
• State legislators push looser gun laws this session
• 150336, Royalty Companies
• Woman dies from injuries in wreck
• Calvary youth group shows it cares
• Hogsett lays out joint initiative
• Tax filing deadline extended to Monday
• Churches taking up the cross
• Christianity began with the resurrection of Jesus Christ
• 2 more running for office in Brownstown, Medora
• No place to hide
• ARRESTS 4/16/11
• INCIDENTS 4/16/11
• HOSPITAL 4/16/11
• MARRIAGES 4/16/11
• College athletes compete in golf, tennis, track
• Moore makes Junior All-Star team, Rieckers to coach
• Pacers Playoffs Pep Rally
• Senior Focus: Katie Runge
• Seymour woman dies from injuries in mo-ped wreck
• Friday athletic events called off
• 150334, Unsupervised Administration, Mildred Heller
• 150335, Seymour Tubing
• Weekly rewards
• Thoughts for the Weekend
• Be essential: Volunteer
• DISSOLUTIONS 4/15/11
• Wicked weather plucks up dog
• Bluegrass Jamboree set for Sunday at Norman
• Crothersville Alumni Banquet set for May 14
• Family unites for babies march
• City bans cigs
• Business recovering from recent wreck
• Making connections
• Jackson County Cuffs
• Police arrest man in investigation of child molestation
• Woman hurt in scooter-semi wreck
• Zoning board OKs 2 requests
• Good Friday service planned
• Brownstown approves school personnel matters
• Flood warning continues
• ARRESTS 4/15/11
• INCIDENTS 4/15/11
• HOSPITAL 4/15/11
• JUDGMENTS 4/15/11
• Cougars score often to top Tigers; Braves lose conference opener
• 150332, Cummins Inc.
• Mo-ped wreck leaves 1 hurt
• Flood warning continues
• Baseball game changes venues
• 1099s are 86’d from health care
• Bald eagles remind us of need to restore wetlands
• The battle of the bald eagle vs. the little duck
• 150331, Unsupervised Administration, Fisy
• Obama offers budget
• Young to OK cuts
• Council allows spending
• Tax caps trip, stripping school of cash
• Start your legs
• Marketing pushes demand for Traminette
• Library board to meet Tuesday
• Young to discuss federal budget at town hall
• Town council OKs pool work
• Book discussion set in Crothersville
• ARRESTS 4/14/11
• INCIDENTS 4/14/11
• HOSPITAL 4/14/11
• Medora boys, girls compete in 5-way track and field meet
• Lady Tigers can't connect against Eagles; Crothersville baseball team loses by 1 run
• Senior Focus: Victoria Ollo
• Baseball team has 11U opening
• Watch out for farm equipment
• Vinyl finds groove again
• Reader likens use of CAFOs to slavery
• Trail gains an OK
• ARRESTS 4/13/11
• 4-H teams compete at Groom and Clean
• Youth rodeo to aid cancer fight
• Columbus City Band Spring Concert slated Sunday at Asbury United Methodist Church
• Hayden Historical Museum seeking volunteers, pioneer-related exhibits
• Sommers joins town council
• Library offers craft program
• Changing roles
• Officers seek 396 charges
• Book club to meet in Medora
• INCIDENTS 4/13/11
• HOSPITAL 4/13/11
• DISSOLUTIONS 4/13/11
• Braves win 1-0, hand Owls 1st baseball loss of season
• Lady Cougars rally past Tigers for 18-17 win
• 3 county golf teams compete in matches at Shadowood
• Braves, Cougars sweep track meets; Owl teams lose at Columbus North
• Lady Braves win 5th straight softball game; Owls lose on diamond, tennis court
• Trinity baseball game called off for Tuesday
• 149899, Alcohol and Tobacco
• 150333 Variance, Matt Findley
• Adult guidance on federal budget
• Public smoking ban needed for health of public
• Maps stir mixed reaction
• Board OKs Aisin request
• Judge releases Tim Durham
• Cuffs nets arrest
• Worms may aid Afghans
• Sisters advance to nationals
• Healing the hungry: Schneck employees collect food
• 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' to be staged in Brownstown
• Crothersville Town Players presenting 'Overtones'
• Traffic stop leads to arrest in Jennings County
• Jennings County woman faces new drug charges
• Plan shifts GOP areas to 6th, 9th seats in Congress
• Officers check 396 complaints
• History tour set for April 30
• County zoning board to hear requests
• ARRESTS 4/12/11
• INCIDENTS 4/12/11
• HOSPITAL 4/12/11
• SMALL CLAIMS 4/12/11
• College baseball, softball players halfway through season
• Chastain competes in NCAA swim meet
• Senior Focus: Eric Evans
• Some Monday athletic events postponed
• New Indiana legislative districts have 8 open seats
• JUST POSTED: Today's Record Book (4/11/11)
• HOSPITAL 4/9/11
• HOSPITAL 4/8/11
• Let’s help make Seymour shine
• Store comes to assistance of injured woman
• Bunny column stirred reader’s memories
• ARRESTS 4/11/11
• INCIDENTS 4/11/11
• 150323, Proposed Rates and Charges
• 150322, Propsed Rates & Charges
• Stolen jewelry found
• Museum saves center’s history
• Redistricted maps should be out today
• Child’s legacy lives on
• Gas price soars
• State inmates bring in $39,025
• Vendors sought for history event
• Events mark Library Week
• Bane named Lady Braves’ most valuable player
• Owls golfers finish 8th
• Obama to lay out spending plan
• More rainfall causes flooding
• 150321 Unsupervised Administration, Clifton Helton
• Water utility issues 'all clear' on boil water advisory
• Deal avoids government shutdown
• Aisin request on city agenda
• School board to weigh merits of summer program
• INCIDENTS 4/9/11
• A dose of simulated reality
• ARRESTS 4/9/11
• HOSPITAL 4/9/11
• Prison ministry: Beyond the bars
• Life’s events, isolated or on a grand scale, bring change
• Don’t believe in miracles? Examine a couple
• Hornets' big 3rd inning sinks Tigers in SAC game; Jets down Cougars 6-2
• Warriors defeat Tigers in golf match
• Senior Focus: Jordan Booth
• Dennis hired as Seymour HS soccer coach
• Weekly rewards
• Acknowledge, step on gas
• Thoughts for the Weekend
• Crothersville PD checks reports
• Flowers must be removed
• Turn your trash into treasures
• MelonFest seeks more volunteers
• School merger out, for now
• FORECLOSURES 4/8/11
• Making Seymour shine
• Leaks cause water order
• Local SAR chapter honors 3
• Megan’s wish continues
• Durham wants out of halfway house
• Police investigate fire, meth lab
• ARRESTS 4/8/11
• INCIDENTS 4/8/11
• Brownstown wins county three-way track meet
• Seymour track and field teams improve
• Cougars win baseball home opener; Owls' Lucas throws no-hit shutout; Braves lose at home
• Shiners blank Lady Cougars in softball; Braves win MSC opener, while Owls fall on road
• Bull Dogs down Owls in tennis; Braves drop MSC match; Cougars fall on road
• Crothersville wins 3-team golf match; Trinity track teams open season
• Basketball camp set to begin Monday
• Owl swimmers recognized
• Police investigating fire, meth lab
• Winning $221.7M Powerball ticket sold in southern Indiana
• Court mugs Miranda rights
• Boycott was use of tyranny of the minority
• Boil water advisory for southwest Jackson County
• 150320, Unsupervised Administration, Corne
• 150319, Additional Appropriations
• Sentences raise hackles
• Durham to enter halfway house
• Brake burp blues
• Flood warning remains
• School plans summer work
• Meals nourish heart, soul
• Sewage board sets meeting
• County park board to meet
• Shredding and collection day set
• Mosaics class set at art center
• ARRESTS 4/7/11
• INCIDENTS 4/7/11
• HOSPITAL 4/7/11
• MARRIAGE LICENSES 4/7/11
• Warren to continue golf career at IU East
• Crothersville begins track and field season
• Cougars win baseball game on Tuesday; 2 softball teams lose on road
• Senior Focus: Mitchell Reutter
• Seymour cheerleaders receive awards at banquet
• 150318, Unsupervised Administration, Brock
• Flood warning continues
• Durham due in court
• JUST POSTED: Today's Record Book -- 4/6/11
• ARRESTS 4/6/11
• INCIDENTS 4/6/11
• HOSPITAL 4/4/11
• Drill, baby drill ... in Brazil?
• Protect against rabies, pests
• 150316, Sheriff Sale, Matthew Bruemmer
• Seymour plans 4 annexations
• Town to grow by 120 acres
• GOP proposes leaner 2012 budget
• Police uncover pot operation
• Cummins plans 2,500 hires in U.S. this year
• Vectren: Call before you dig
• Computer class registration open
• Museum offers a glimpse into printing’s past
• Braves shut out Rebels in 1st game of season
• Owls get 17 hits to top Pirates
• Braves, Cougars, Owls lose girls tennis season openers
• Braves sweep track meet at Austin; Owl teams fall at Columbus
• Lady Braves pound Olympians in softball; Brownstown golf team places 3rd
• Water aerobics being offered
• Prayer Breakfast set Good Friday
• Proposals merit our support
• Proposed arches are a waste of tax dollars
• INCIDENTS 4/5/11
• HOSPITAL 4/5/11
• ARREST 4/5/11
• 150315 Notice of Unsupervised Administration, Martin
• Creepy? Just different
• Teen treated after blaze
• Fair touts need, opportunities for volunteers
• Obama to visit Hoosier State
• Teens face drug charges after arrests
• New coaches take over at Seymour
• IHSAA places schools into sectional groups
• Senior Focus: Leah Elsner
• UConn downs Butler, 53-41
• Deppen qualifies for regional
• Coomer competes in gymnastics meet
• Southwestern drops new dress code policy
• Suspect in baby’s death seeks bond
• Butler leads at the half
• Storm warnings, watches expire
• Some Monday athletic events called off
• JUST POSTED: Today's Record Book
• INCIDENTS 4/4/11
• ARRESTS 4/4/11
• HOSPITAL 4/2/11
• HOSPITAL 4/1/11
• Allow eco-tours at Muscatatuck
• Fire under investigation
• Jackson County under severe thunderstorm watch
• Judging pies requires more than eating?
• Fans pack Hinkle
• Quake raises issues
• 2011 farmers market organizing
• Education issues lead Third House discussion
• Program focuses on the Civil War
• Concert series starts Friday
• Hospital health fair set June 11
• Dad, son drown
• 2 face theft charges involving rims
• Owls hold invitational
• Roundup: Local squads collect wins
• 150314, Unsupervised Administration, Bell
• 146076, Name Change Jenna Marie Anderson
• Poll sites change
• Services slated at St. John’s
• Farming goes to school
• Verify that you are in God's will
• Don't let your wallet come between you and God
• ARRESTS 4/2/11
• INCIDENTS 4/2/11
• HOSPITAL 4/2/11
• 'It's the Butler way'
• Butler's ride triggers buzz in students, grads
• Rain delays baseball season opener
• Senior Focus: Dakota Holman
• Reader poses questions to state representative
• Hospice workers earn thumbs up for family
• Lawmakers face public
• 150311, Barnes Thornburg
• 150312, Jackson Co. Auditor
• Guilty plea averts trial
• City OKs retail plans
• Lawmakers discuss Democrats’ fines
• Freeman Park fix-up
• Show me the bunny
• Hoosier author to be topic for discussion
• INDOT offering bypass meeting
• Free breast screens offered
• FOP about to start fundraiser
• Jackson County Cuffs
• ARRESTS 4/1/11
• INCIDENTS 4/1/11
• HOSPITAL 4/1/11
• Braves select Allman as MVP
• Lucas named Owls' MVP
• Panthers rally in 6th to defeat Lady Owls; Lady Braves fall at Jennings County
• 7-run 7th propels Senators past Lady Cougars
• Weekly rewards 4/1/11
• Backing Bulldogs in NCAA finals
• Hinging on compromise
• Streets around park are not a NASCAR track
• 150303, City of Seymour
• 150310, Jackson Co Clerk
• REAL ESTATE SALES DISCLOSURES 3-31-11
• JUDGMENTS 3-31-11
• ARRESTS 3-31-11
• INCIDENTS 3-31-11
• HOSPITAL 3-31-11
• Beating suspect arrested
• Area’s health rank: 74th
• Lawmakers to convene in city
• Seminars offer insight to starting, running business
• Bigfoot: A reality or just a myth?
• Crothersville sets craft night
• Movie nights are set at library
• Game nights set at Medora
• Recycling fun on library agenda
• Park planned downtown
• Allman among top 60 senior boys
• Senior Focus: Sarah Pottschmidt
• Bigfoot: Real or myth?
• Spring has sprung, really
• Readers urged to show support of AmeriCorps
• Town collects bond money
• FFA aided by Syngenta, Jackson-Jennings Co-op
• Meth busts net 2
• Revival starts Sunday night
• Raffle to benefit wildlife projects
• Oz on stage
• 'Fine Lines' opens Friday
• Medora plans cleanup days
• 4 airlifted following accident
• ARRESTS 3/30/11
• INCIDENTS 3/30/11
• HOSPITAL 3/30/11
• SMALL CLAIMS 3/30/11
• 5-run 3rd sends Jets past Lady Braves
• Lady Owls' offense improves, but Stars post 8-2 win
• Building a gateway
• Athletes, coaches receive recognition from MSC
• Senior Focus: Jordan Turpin
• Spring season tickets on sale at SHS
• Celebrating a healthy vision
• Stalemate needed to end
• Letter writer appreciated friends’ help
• They’re back
• Police warn of beggars’ scam
• City primary election nears
• Cancer support group to meet
• Mellencamp art to be displayed
• Friends book sale Saturday
• Teeing up awareness
• ARRESTS 3/29/11
• INCIDENTS 3/29/11
• HOSPITAL 3/29/11
• Bankruptcy trustee in talks with Gov. Daniels over Durham money
• Springing back into action
• Senior Focus: Shayna Abel
• Calling grads, fans of schools/teams in Final Four
• Indiana House Democrats ending weeks-long boycott
• Indiana House GOP leader: Dems to end boycott
• Watch for farm vehicles
• Democrats’ boycott benefits Illinois economy
• Who is Goodin representing during boycott?
• It’s past time to return to work
• JUST POSTED: Today's Record Book
• INCIDENTS 3/28/11
• ARRESTS 3/28/11
• Fire destroys residence
• Chase stops stolen ambulance
• Woman killed in I-65 wreck
• Man faces arson charge
• Vandalism leads to 2 arrests
• Democrat club to meet Tuesday
• Drug Free group seeks applicants for local grants
• Mustangs down Lady Owls in 6 innings
• Southport woman dies in early morning wreck
• Medora seeks festival volunteers; meeting set for Monday
• Biased against faith schools?
• Weekly rewards
• Demand outpaces supply at Jackson, Redding schools
• Annexations coming up for vote
• Morgan County student is shot
• Snow in tonight’s forecast
• Medora council tackles trash
• Center and its needs grow
• INCIDENTS 3/26/11
• ARRESTS 3/26/11
• HOSPITAL 3/26/11
• Faithful
• Golden Rule of Gossip: Wait to hear the other side
• People are accountable to God for what they have
• One step ahead
• Allman, Lucas earn honorable mention from IBCA
• 150302, Storage Express
• Plan draws sewer worries
• Drug sting nets 2
• Special prosecutor to review Fee case
• Challenge aids food pantries
• Refuge considers tours
• Samantha Bane named county DAR Good Citizen
• Japan's tragedy, energy's future
• Commissioners set special meeting
• School will set common wage
• New surgery procedure topic of seminar
• 'Read To Me' set for Monday
• No more talks set to end boycott
• COMPLAINTS 3/25/11
• INCIDENTS 3/25/11
• HOSPITAL 3/25/11
• Fleming named Owls' most valuable wrestler
• Senior Focus: Bradley Tabeling
• Special prosecutor will review Fee case for possible local charges
• No more talks set on ending House boycott
• Is this what tea partiers wanted?
• A hard punch to the gut
• Supreme Court ruling on free speech is wrong
• 149900, HWRT
• 150301, Notice of Administration, Ledford
• 149898, Farrow & Huffman
• REAL ESTATE SALES DISCLOSURES
• February 2011 Retail Food Inspections
• ARRESTS 3-24-11
• INCIDENTS 3-24-11
• HOSPITAL 3-24-11
• House Dems, GOP moving closer
• Pershing seeks firehouse grant
• Library board reviews future capital needs
• Do your kids know more about sex than you do?
• INDOT to close Ind. 135 for fix
• Redistricting meetings set
• Schneck Medical turns 100 years old
• Spring sports are in the air
• Senior Focus: Stephen Fleming
• Swim lessons being offered
• Healy competes in his first mini marathon
• TORNADO WARNING LIFTED; WATCH REMAINS
• Film legend Elizabeth Taylor dies at 79
• Congress must stop Libya attack
• Speaking of myths ...
• Lawmakers should return to Statehouse
• ARRESTS 3/23/11
• INCIDENTS 3/23/11
• HOSPITAL 3/21/11
• 149894, Indiana Dept. of Transporation
• Events assist Relay for Life
• Festival failing
• Disabilities Fair promotes resources
• Funds stir up school debate
• Boycott enters 30th day, draws criticism
• Sleep seminar set for Saturday
• Medora Lions plan pancake breakfast
• Congregation sets open house this Saturday
• Trinity Lutheran winter athletes recognized
• Basketball camps being offered for girls
• Local gymnasts compete at state meets
• Onken wins uneven bars at state event
• Railroaders plan open house
• INCIDENTS 3/22/11
• ARRESTS 3/22/11
• Electronic monitoring awaits Durham
• Durham case shows downside
• Taxing the future would be folly
• 149895, Notice of Administration, Brian Wilson
• 149896, Jackson Co-op Credit Union Meeting
• Durham bond set at $1M
• Sharing Magic of Recycling
• House plans hearings sans Democrats
• So far risk of tainted food from radiation is minimal
• Risks of tainted food through radiation small
• Library accepts old books, DVDs
• Easter egg hunt set for April 23
• Reflection: A look back at the Jackson County high school boys basketball season
• Senior Focus: Abby Lorenzo
• Elliott competes in high jump at Hoosier State Relays meet
• Sertoma, local teams unite to fight hunger
• Police chief sets public meeting
• HOSPITAL 3/20/11
• Indicted financier ordered released on $1M bond
• 149858, Sheriff Sale, Tony D. Beckett
• 149861, Sheriff Sale, Linda Wilson
• 149862, Sheriff Sale, John D. Wayt
• 149863, Sheriff Sale, Van Natta
• 149860, Sheriff Sale, Andrew Kriete
• 149859, Sheriff Sale, Randy Bukouski
• 149864, Sheriff Sale, Mark Hartman
• 149865, Sheriff Sale, Donald Gray
• 149866, Sheriff Sale, Mary A. Smith
• 149867, Sheriff Sale, Marjorie Dickerson
• 149868, Sheriff Sale, John C. Abbott
• 149870, Sheriff Sale, David Luedeman
• 149871, Sheriff Sale, Christopher Wheeler
• 149872, Sheriff Sale, Richard Graham
• Watching tragedy, triumph from afar
• ARRESTS 3-21-11
• INCIDENTS 3-21-11
• HOSPITAL 3-21-11
• Boys & Girls Club plans special events
• Jennings man arrested on multiple charges
• A closer look at nature
• Owls’ Deppen sets all-around school record at state finals
• 149893, Rumpke of Medora
• How to aid Japan locally
• Seymour man dies in apartment fire
• Stephen Ministry formed to help church reach out
• Meth arrests made
• Beware of becoming lukewarm in your faith
• People need to remember everything belongs to God
• ARRESTS 3/19/11
• Trinity gears up for world competition
• INCIDENTS 3/19/11
• HOSPITAL 3/19/11
• Werskey earns All-American status
• Coaches, players honored by IBCA
• Spring football camp begins Monday
• 145985, Timothy Hamilton, Change of Name
• 149892, Notice of Public Hearing, Royalty
• Water article should have been specific
• Lapse of time questioned in boil water order
• Weekly rewards
• Family offers thanks to city for street name
• Teacher addresses ‘myths’
• Crisis plays into hands of critics
• Song titles can say it all
• Antics, politics have no place
• Forging ahead with business
• Bank bandit jailed Tuesday
• Abstract searching may become easier
• A spring sampling
• County council given updates
• Plan commission OK's requests
• MARRIAGE LICENSES 3/18/11
• REAL ESTATE SALES DISCLOSURES 3/18/11
• Mellencamp’s Europe tour to begin June 24
• Judge delays hearing for Timothy Durham
• ARRESTS 3/18/11
• INCIDENTS 3/18/11
• HOSPITAL 3/18/11
• DISSOLUTIONS 3/18/11
• 149890 Medora Schools
• 149889, Notice of Unsupervised Administration
• 149888, Jackson Co. Auditor
• 149891, Medora Schools
• 149883, Jackson County Auditor
• INCIDENTS 3-17-11
• ARRESTS 3-17-11
• HOSPITAL 3-17-11
• JUDGMENTS 3-17-11
• Durham indicted
• Rape suspect surrenders
• Council tables request
• Daffodil Days arrive
• Billboard request given approval
• Commissioners OK proposals
• Recap: Jackson County high school girls basketball
• Sports scholarships available for girls in Jackson County
• Better laws needed to fight dog problem
• Stronger economies handle quake better
• Mister and Me
• Nuclear threat escalating
• One mission at a time
• Reed: Cuts needed soon
• City eyes annexations
• Sex topic of program for parents
• Polling site changes likely
• Sleep disorder clinic planned
• Arrests, 3/16/11
• Incidents, 3/16/11
• Hospital, 3/16/11
• Winter athletes awarded at Medora
• Senior Focus: Jake Olson
• Brownstown wins lifting contest
• City buses out in the cold
• Cuffs nets three arrests
• Beating suspect sought
• County officers investigate complaints
• Jail produces revenues of $40,775
• ARRESTS 3/15/11
• INCIDENTS 3/15/11
• HOSPITAL 3/15/11
• Taking down the concepts
• Seymour spirit
• The last assignment
• Semistate games set for Saturday at Seymour
• Murphy, Mastodons make Women's Basketball Invitational
• DISSOLUTIONS 3/15/2011
• INCIDENTS 3/15/2011
• 3/15/2011
• HOSPITAL 3/15/2011
• 149885, Indiana Lien
• Festival offers thanks to its many supporters
• A tanning incident
• Many deserve thanks for park
• United Way allocations to remain flat for 2011
• Boil water order lifted
• Man with Seymour ties rides out earthquake in Tokyo
• Spring brings need to be weather-wise
• Cougars fall in regional final
• Thunderbirds deny Braves in regional semifinals
• Boil Water Advisory Lifted
• North Daviess defeats Trinity in regional finals
• Braves fall, Cougars advance in regional
• 149886, Medora Comm Schools
• 149884, Town of Medora
• 8.9 quake slams Japan
• Japan quake: Seymour students ‘holding up pretty good’
• Former Brownstown Central teacher dies after wreck
• Church's times staying same this Sunday
• Center’s focus changes
• Jesus addressed the issues of money and possessions
• ARRESTS 3/12/11
• Deppen, Benefiel qualify for state gymnastics meet
• IBCA names girls basketball all-state teams
• COMING UP: Cheerleading elementary tours and Owls Wrestling League
• BCHS names lifting winners
• Former Brownstown teacher killed in wreck
• 149881, Notice of Administration, Lillard Sr.
• 149879, Indiana Lien
• 149882, Human Services
• 149880, Farrow & Thompson
• Boil order remains in place
• Steele questions vouchers
• Spring break fun abounds
• Fictionally familiar
• Escaping probation
• Grab a pen and preserve history
• Road project switching lanes
• County plan commission to meet Tuesday
• Trustees will meet Monday
• ARRESTS 3/11/11
• INCIDENTS 3/11/11
• HOSPITAL 3/11/11
• JUDGMENTS 3/11/11
• Cougars look to continue to make history
• Braves shoot for regional title
• Hawkins, Chastain, Fouts named most valuable swimmers
• Boil order remains in place
• Start of a good partnership?
• Department of Energy should be abolished
• A Fountain of hope
• INCIDENTS 3-10-11
• HOSPITAL 3-10-11
• ARRESTS 3-10-11
• Boil water advisory issued by utility
• Walkout nearing an end?
• ‘500’ offers cash
• Convict caught in Illinois
• House bill protects agri-tourism
• Ag’s future is topic of program
• Knit night set at Seymour Library
• Rearwheelers planning show
• Ag’s future: Bigger, global
• College hoops season still alive for some locals
• Spring football camp offered
• Boil water advisory issued
• Rain, river continue to fall
• A distasteful but correct ruling
• Where did we go wrong?
• Reader likes Jackson County Cuffs program
• 149877, Owen Township
• Council slates filling up
• Ashes mark Lent
• Weather service to offer storm spotter training
• Sharing ideas through art
• Support group to meet Thursday
• Library showing Twilight saga
• Open house set for state forest
• Library honors Hoosier writer
• Fellowship sponsoring breakfasts
• ARRESTS 3/9/11
• INCIDENTS 3/9/11
• HOSPITAL 3/9/11
• SMALL CLAIMS 3/9/11
• Lady Braves' ride comes to an end; Boys tournament still going
• Football players display strength
• Regional tickets on sale at BCHS
• 'Pig Man' sharing experiences at Medora festival
• 2 local gymnasts place 1st in division at meet
• Salem Speedway releases preseason practice dates
• 149878, Indiana Dept. of Environment
• INCIDENTS 3/8/11
• ARRESTS 3/8/11
• HOSPITAL 3/6/11
• Congratulations to local athletes
• Police do a great job
• Is this really democracy?
• 149876, City of Seymour
• 149874, Jackson Co. Auditor
• Youth helps others
• 3 nabbed in burglary spree
• Dems still AWOL
• 149841, Alcoholic and Tobacco
• Plan targeting SHS probation
• Book group to meet March 23
• Easter egg hunt set at courthouse
• Health board to meet Monday
• Braves hold off Generals for sectional title
• Senior Focus: Cameron Royalty
• Lewis selected for North-South All-Star game
• Swimming lessons being offered
• Crash leaves man hurt
• East Fork should start falling Tuesday
• Odor leads to arrest
• Brownstown Central wins sectional title
• INCIDENTS 3/7/11
• ARRESTS 3/7/11
• Residents and boards should support trail
• King’s speech hits home
• Shouldn’t one’s home be safe from burglars?
• REMC seeks increase
• 149875, Human Services
• River crests, slowly starts to drop
• Shed stops chased auto
• Festival taps sweet tooth
• County board cancels meeting
• Moove on up to the scales
• Children support group to meet
• Officers check 113 complaints
• ‘Read To Me’ sessions slated
• HOSPITAL 3/6/11
• HOSPITAL 3/5/11
• Democrats explaining boycott
• Gary will equip police with video
• Trinity tops Orleans for 1st title
• Lady Braves fall short at state
• Bane mental attitude award winner
• River pushes past 17 feet
• Trinity Lutheran boys win Orleans Sectional
• Bane wins Mental Attitude Award
• Bane wins Mental Attitude Award
• Flood warning continues across region
• Knights take over in 2nd half, down Lady Braves at state
• House sets $250 daily fines for boycotters
• Animal control remains issue
• Laser show to shine a light on agriculture
• Students celebrate Dr. Seuss
• Eternal life is a gift made possible by the shed blood of Jesus
• River on the rise
• ARRESTS 3/5/11
• INCIDENTS 3/5/11
• HOSPITAL 3/5/11
• Seymour gymnasts place 2nd at sectional
• Cougars top Hornets 52-31 to reach finals at Orleans
• No. 8 Braves defeat No. 12 Pioneers 43-40
• Bulldogs use runs to take down Owls
• HOOSIER STATE PRESS ASSOCIATION AND INDIANA STATE READING ASSOCIATION'S Website for Classroom Teachers & Parents
• 149873, Jackson Co REMC
• 149857, Indiana Dept. of Child Services
• Hard decisions needed
• White should step down
• Weekly rewards
• COMPLAINTS 3-4-11
• Cuffs click shut on 2 men
• Sports make transitions
• 2 men held in theft
• Police seek burglar
• No starch on the bumper, please
• National Maple Syrup Festival begins Saturday at Medora
• ARRESTS 3/4/11
• O&k invests more
• INCIDENTS 3/4/11
• HOSPITAL 3/4/11
• Coaches prep Lady Braves for state finals
• Lady Braves receive final sendoff from fans
• What Lady Braves fans had to say
• Photos from Lady Braves' season
• Girls basketball state finals information
• You can still sign up for Scipio Baseball
• COMING UP: Cuffs net 2
• Indiana House speaker set to fine boycotters
• House is right on cost-cutting
• Both parties share blame in Statehouse standoff
• GOP bill on teacher pay draws concerns
• 149856, Additional Appropriations
• 149852, IDEM, Water Quality
• 149854, Jackson Co. Regional
• 149855, Jackson Co. Water Utility
• Bosma, Bauer meet
• No one hurt in wreck
• Town blazes trail
• Council reviews budget and expenses
• Semi spills oily load
• White wines returning to favor, even for some 'red only' drinkers
• Exchange Club to serve pancakes
• Center exhibits youth artwork
• Rummage sale part of show
• COMPLAINTS 3/3/11
• Butlerville man faces drug charges
• Jennings pair jailed on meth charges
• Chapel burgled, vandalized
• ARRESTS 3/3/11
• INCIDENTS 3/3/11
• HOSPITAL 3/3/11
• Braves defeat Rams 59-42 to advance in sectional
• Anderson's Thompson earns all-conference
• Indiana House leaders meet, but there’s no deal to end boycott
• No injuries in wreck at high school
• Check out the Lady Braves on WAVE 3 Thursday
• Join the fight against crime
• Teacher says Daniels’ reforms will harm state
• 149850, Ind. Dept. of Environments
• Board OKs funds
• ISTEP+ testing under way in county
• Teen is given 76-year sentence
• Main Street looks to future
• Going gluten free
• Meth lab paraphernalia seized
• Man draws 6-year term
• ARRESTS 3/2/11
• INCIDENTS 3/2/11
• HOSPITAL 3/2/11
• FORECLOSURES 3/2/11
• COMPLAINTS 3/2/11
• Cougars edge Tigers 49-48 in sectional thriller
• Bulldogs, Highlanders win sectional games at Seymour
• College swimmers compete in 1st conference meets
• State finals tickets on sale; pep session set for Lady Braves
• 149853, Pershing Township VFD
• 149849, Jackson Co. Highway Dept.
• Boycott enters 2nd week at Statehouse
• Mayor outlines future
• Program targets fugitives
• Jackson County remains under flood warning
• Young to hold office hours
• Chamber, SICA seeking artists
• 5 drug arrests made in Scottsburg
• DISSOLUTIONS 3/1/11
• ARRESTS 3/1/11
• INCIDENTS 3/1/11
• HOSPITAL 3/1/11
• MARRIAGE LICENSES 3/1/11
• JUDGMENTS 3/1/11
• Jones, Moore earn top awards for Lady Owls basketball
• State finals tickets on sale Tuesday at Brownstown
• Pitching a new offer
• Senior Focus: Jacob Carmichael
• AP releases final boys basketball poll
• Seymour's Misamore named to IHSB all-state team
• IU East's Trimnell earns conference honor
• SHS cheerleaders place 2nd at national CHEERSPORT competition
• ValenTimes run/walk benefits leadership programs
• Road closed because of flooding
• ARRESTS 2/28/11
• INCIDENTS 2/28/11
• HOSPITAL 2/28/11
• Statehouse standoff continues today
• 149851, Unsupervised Administration, Lind
• Police pursue, arrest 2
• Commissioners OK removal of 7 trees around courthouse
• Indiana State Police to participate in impaired driver crackdown
• Wreck leaves 5 injured
• Red Cross keeps the ball rolling
• Public artwork adds to our lives
• Off to the State
• Parents proud of semistate title
• Seymour gymnasts place 2nd at Olympian Classic
• Cougars win final regular-season game
• Five hurt in wreck Saturday in Hayden area
• Brownstown Central downs Winchester
• Lady Braves lead at the half
• Man killed in wreck
• State of the City: Mayor promises ‘surprises’
• Police probe stabbing
• More rain on the way
• From Jubal to the jukebox to Jesus: You were made to sing
• Once gained, can salvation be lost? Best to take no chances
• Don't settle for being a casual Christian; make your faith your own
• JUDGMENTS 2/26/11
• Students get a glimpse of real world
• REAL ESTATE SALES DISCLOSURES 2/26/11
• Reading session slated for kids and parents
• ARRESTS 2/26/11
• INCIDENTS 2/26/11
• HOSPITAL 2/26/11
• Allman tops 1,000 career points on Senior Night
• Owls' big 2nd half stops Dragons
• Tigers win, Hornets lose final games of regular season
• BOYS BASKETBALL SECTIONAL PREVIEW: Brownstown Central
• BOYS BASKETBALL SECTIONAL PREVIEW: Crothersville
• BOYS BASKETBALL SECTIONAL PREVIEW: Medora
• BOYS BASKETBALL SECTIONAL PREVIEW: Seymour
• BOYS BASKETBALL SECTIONAL PREVIEW: Trinity Lutheran
• Man dies in head-on collision with semi
• 149848, Brownstown Library
• Democrats still no-shows
• Cranes hint of spring
• Weekly rewards
• Community assists Sertoma
• FAA grounds sale of house
• Town sewer rates likely to increase
• Park skates to approval
• Support group available locally for those dealing with Alzheimer's
• Learn to be a youth mentor
• Firefighters go to 120 calls
• 'Hello Dolly' to hit local stage
• Olde Time tourney set this Saturday
• Police seek leads on burglary
• ARRESTS 2/25/11
• INCIDENTS 2/25/11
• HOSPITAL 2/25/11
• DISSOLUTIONS 2/25/11
• JUDGMENTS 2/25/11
• Riley signs to play softball for Skipjacks
• Lady Braves set for battle with Golden Falcons
• Owl gymnasts set school all-around record at meet
• Senior Focus: Evan Eggersman
• Register for softball at Brownstown
• Seymour Youth League sets sign-ups
• Democrats still no-shows
• Gadhafi’s turn to be booted?
• Waiting for rest of story
• 149847, Jackson County Library
• 149840, Seymour Schools
• JUDGMENTS 2-24-11
• INCIDENTS 2-24-11
• ARRESTS 2-24-11
• HOSPITAL 2-24-11
• Craft night set for Wednesday
• Dems still AWOL
• Skate park nears a reality
• Police request help solving burglary
• Seymour man sentenced in child’s injury
• Flood warning remains in effect
• City firefighters receive training
• Juvenile center holds 16 youths
• Mr. BCHS reset for March 17
• Service slated at Midway Apostolic Church
• Libyan unrest bumps pump prices higher
• Boys High School Basketball preview capsules
• Group promotes Owl pride
• BC’s Allman named IBCA Pacers Player of the Week for District 3
• Sectional tickets available at Friday’s game
• Seymour skate park may become a reality this summer
• GOP leader says he won’t negotiate with absent Democrats
• Police seek help solving overnight burglary
• ARRESTS 2/23/11
• INCIDENTS 2/23/11
• HOSPITAL 2/21/11
• We surely saw walkout coming
• Writer questions treatment of farm animals
• Science put to the test
• Democrats hit the road
• 149842, Indiana Lien
• 149844, Hukill Oil Co.
• 149846, Court Claims
• Spellers can aid literacy efforts
• 149843, Storage Express
• 149845, Ind. Dept. of Child Services
• Refuge planning naturalist class
• Wage scale meeting set
• Refuge offers workshop
• Local rivers rising
• Quick Cougars stymie Hornets in county matchup
• Bull Dogs down Owls 65-53
• Seymour's Misamore places 5th at state bowling meet
• 2 Indiana Democratic House members in Illinois, 3rd on the road
• Flood warning in effect
• INCIDENTS 2/22/11
• HOSPITAL 2/20/11
• ARRESTS 2/22/11
• Man says city leash law must be enforced
• Unions protest
• Man thrown from auto
• Police investigate stabbing
• Power line traps man, son
• Band concert set Thursday night
• Town seeks plant operator
• Ag Breakfast set March 9
• Brownstown wins in final minute at Brown County
• Boys basketball sectionals set to begin next week
• Senior Focus: Leah Benefiel
• Semistate tickets on sale at BCHS
• Teams being accepted for EHC league
• Bane, Jones among top 100 senior girls basketball players
• 2 county boys teams ranked this week
• Report nets arrests of man, woman in bathroom
• Person injured
• Don’t renew the USA Patriot Act
• More bittersweet realities
• Police investigating stabbing
• INCIDENTS 2/22/11
• ARRESTS 2/22/11
• HOSPITAL 2/22/11
• 149839, Jackson Co. Water Utility
• For love and kindness
• $60 billion in cuts OK’d
• State Republicans tackle more than balanced budget
• Free skin cancer screenings set
• Lions Club offers Italian dinner
• 4-H Beef ID Day reset to March 5
• Read Across America Day to be observed
• Police responding to head-on collision
• Lady Braves grab regional
• Education reform topic of panel
• Evansville mayor won’t run for governor
• FLOYDS KNOBS — Seymour swim coach Dave Boggs sets his teams up each season to peak at sectional.
• DISSOLUTIONS 2/21/11
• ARREST 2-20-11
• Lady Braves are semistate-bound
• Lady Braves reach regional finals
• City race draws 2 final candidates
• Infant’s injury leads to arrests
• House panel OKs new budget proposal
• ‘Read To Me’ set for Tuesday
• Singer-songwriter to perform at Calvary Baptist
• Girls Inc. fashions a fundraiser
• Brownstown Exchange Club donates to Ministerial Fellowship
• Selective commitment to Christ not an option for followers
• Link up through social media
• ARRESTS 2/19/11
• INCIDENTS 2/19/11
• HOSPITAL 2/19/11
• Owls charge past Eagles 51-31
• Brownstown clinches share of conference title
• Warriors take early lead to top Hornets 63-44
• Tigers, Cougars net road victories
• Weekly Rewards: 2/18/11
• Responsibility needed
• Public should support their educators
• County approves rezone for sign
• Classes help you track your family
• Vote centers on hold
• Maple Syrup Festival readies for return
• Mushrooms made a spring to remember
• Deer hunts bag a record
• Drug suspects face charges
• Phi Beta Psi crowns Sarah Bishop queen
• Maple syrup fest preparing for run
• Council OKs painting of window trim
• Medora trustees discuss school's HVAC system
• ARRESTS 2/18/11
• INCIDENTS 2/18/11
• HOSPITAL 2/18/11
• This new firehouse
• Lady Braves aim for regional title
• Misamore heading to state bowling meet Saturday
• Bull Dog gymnasts win on Owls' Senior Night
• Senior Focus: Chad VanLiew
• Wind advisory in effect
• Obama budget remains bloated
• A sad, touching sight
• City smoking ban was needed to protect health
• Lawmakers must not approve smoking ban
• 149838, Unsupervised Administration, Richards
• ARRESTS 2-17-11
• HOSPITAL 2-17-11
• INCIDENTS 2-17-11
• Farm prices up
• Board tables plan
• County will buy salt from Seymour
• Officers check 222 complaints
• Library board reviews 2010
• Haskett joins library board
• Engineer sought for drain project
• Stories spring to life
• Boys High School Basketball preview capsules
• Seymour’s Misamore qualifies for state
• Baseball sign-ups set Saturday
• Access violators deserve fines
• Stam respresents us well
• 149836, Summons by Publication
• 149837, Pershing Township
• Fire tax debate nears end
• City names roads
• Officers request 222 charges
• Learn to track your family
• Book group to meet Friday
• Bill aims to track cold meds
• ARRESTS 2/16/11
• Strong, smart, bold pays off
• INCIDENTS 2/16/11
• HOSPITAL 2/16/11
• SMALL CLAIMS 2/16/11
• Tigers tame Rebels for 61-37 SAC win
• Braves bounce by Highlanders
• Trinity Lutheran holds off Southwestern for 13th win
• Seymour gymnasts tally season high at Jeffersonville
• Trinity to have JV baseball in spring
• Learn how to play volleyball
• Baseball, softball sign-ups set
• Few declaring their candidacy
• Tackling a drug problem
• 149832, Notice of Administration, Hubert Brooks
• 149833, Notice Administration, Evelyn Brooks
• 149834, Notice of Administration
• Filing guarantees primary
• GOP: Too much
• Voucher plan to receive hearing
• Traffic stop nets 2 drug arrests
• Sweet music delivers
• 'Golden' idea turns into published novel
• Brownstown Central staging 'Hello, Dolly'
• Seymour resets trash collection
• Scholarships to be awarded at Ag Day Breakfast
• Blood drives set in Brownstown
• Scottsburg man arrested after leaving child at jail
• ARRESTS 2/15/11
• INCIDENTS 2/15/11
• HOSPITAL 2/15/11
• Moore verbally commits to play for Lions
• Senior Focus: Kirstyn Brott
• Regional tickets on sale at BCHS
• Pork burger supper being offered at game
• Jackson County Health Department Retail Food Establishment Inspections: January 2011
• Let others know that you care
• Local businesses provided great customer service
• INCIDENTS 2/14/11
• ARRESTS 2/14/11
• 149831, Unsupervised Administration
• 149801, Sheriff Sale, Robert Kepple
• 134200, Sheriff Sale, John Hague
• 134199, Sheriff Sale, Stevens
• 134198, Sheriff Sale, Norma Davis
• 134197, Sheriff Sale, Patton
• 134196, Sheriff Sale, Bain
• 134195, Sheriff Sale, Daniel Moore
• Central voting sites OK’d
• Building family bonds
• Education agenda spurs debate
• Owner wants to convert golf course to lots
• County approves auto tire and repair shops
• Lady Braves grab sectional title
• Brownstown Central girls capture sectional title; Bane passes 1,000 points
• 149829. Brownstown Township Annual Report
• 149835, Technical Variance
• 149830, Unsupervised Administration
• Focus put on heart health
• Arrest made in meth lab explosion
• Bond waiver sought
• Dropping the 'old self' for a 'new self'
• Don't slip into a 'spectator' mentality; be committed
• ARRESTS 2/12/11
• HOSPITAL 2/12/11
• Lady Braves reach sectional championship game
• Missed free throws costly to Lady Owls
• Blackhawks inch away from Lady Cougars
• Medora falls flat against Northeast Dubois in sectional semifinals
• Weekly rewards
• Wrong assumptions can harm Hoosier children
• Thoughts for the weekend
• 107 Club to meet Saturday
• Crash kills driver
• Speed changes slowed
• Teachers warm to frigid plunge
• Kids study their roots
• There's no biz like shoe biz
• Discover your future at Schneck
• Learn about colonoscopy
• Readers focus on 'The Walk'
• Man faces drug charges in Jennings County
• ARRESTS 2/11/11
• INCIDENTS 2/11/11
• HOSPITAL 2/11/11
• DISSOLUTIONS 2/11/11
• Third-quarter effort lifts Braves past Tigers in county matchup
• Seymour suffers 1-point loss at Shelbyville
• Borden gains early lead on Medora, goes on to win 55-32
• Senior Focus: Sammie Bane
• 3 local gymnasts place 1st in division at Seymour Cup
• Use sense when we redistrict
• Freedom is precious gift
• Meal charges rack up bill
• Stroke strikes earlier
• Men aid deer’s escape
• Essays capture freedom
• Library plans book discussion
• State inmates generate cash
• Learn how you can fight crime
• Council updates town codebook
• Chief will seek 3 police car bids
• Winds blowing in chilly weather
• ARRESTS 2/10/11
• INCIDENTS 2/10/11
• HOSPITAL 2/10/11
• DISSOLUTIONS 2/10/11
• Chamber honors service
• Lady Braves pick up pace, down Generals in sectional
• Seymour girls advance to bowling semistate
• Baseball sign-ups set for Saturday
• Local baseball teams honored for cancer fundraiser
• Fisher, Schooler earn awards
• Thumbs up for chamber honorees
• Keep recreational pot illegal
• 149824, Carr Township
• Annexed areas to have say
• Rally draws crowd
• Survey finds support for teacher merit pay
• Man burned in blaze dies
• Indiana flu cases now widespread
• Scouts take the helm
• Simulation lab sets open house
• Festival planned at local music venue
• Preschool craft projects planned
• Friday is named Indiana 211 Day
• ARRESTS 2/9/11
• INCIDENTS 2/9/11
• HOSPITAL 2/9/11
• Lady Hornets grab sectional win over Tigers
• Boys basketball preview capsules
• Brownstown to compete in Class 3A the next 2 school years
• Snuff out state smoking ban
• A most fortunate escape
• Reader poses questions for the president
• Column offers new insights into winter
• 149828, Child Services
• 134191, Alcohol and Tobacco
• U.S. Air Force recognizes man with ties to Seymour
• ARRESTS 2/8/11
• Snow, cold on tap
• INCIDENTS 2/8/11
• HOSPITAL 2/8/11
• PROPERTY TRANSFERS 2/8/11
• Fire routs family
• Man hurt in fire
• Lawmakers will gather to talk about issues
• Kids can become a Weekend Builder at library
• City OKs bonds
• Owl swimmers close out regular season with win
• Tax volunteers cometh
• Braves start slow, but rout Bluejackets 67-39
• GIRLS BASKETBALL SECTIONAL PREVIEW: Crothersville, Medora, Trinity Lutheran
• GIRLS BASKETBALL SECTIONAL PREVIEW: Brownstown Central
• GIRLS BASKETBALL SECTIONAL PREVIEW: Seymour
• Senior Focus: Spencer Allman
• Braves hold steady at No. 9 in Class 2A
• Man hurt in garage fire
• Snow, colder temperatures on the way
• No one hurt in Brownstown house fire
• HOSPITAL 2/4/11
• ARRESTS 2/7/11
• INCIDENTS 2/7/11
• HOSPITAL 2/5/11
• Zion Lutheran offers annual ham, turkey meal
• U.S. must let Egyptians hash out their future
• We all can improve care
• Mending Little Hearts with support
• Sculpture ideas sought for city art project
• Steele to meet with constituents
• Overheard: What local folks are saying
• Bonds up for a vote
• Statewide smoking ban before Senate
• Seymour claims share of sectional
• Seymour beats Salem 75-41
• Warriorettes top Lady Braves 61-55
• Brownstown pummels Paoli 94-33
• Tigers score 35 in 2nd quarter to beat Hornets
• Wrestling season comes to an end
• Owls swim to 1st title
• JACKSON SUPERIOR COURT I JUDGMENTS 2/6/11
• Trinity boys win on road, girls lose
• Lady Owls wind up in 3-way tie for 1st at swimming sectional
• 149827, Unsupervised Administration, Alton
• Tax help
• Voters keeping eyes on Congress
• Students taking charge
• Girl, 15, faces charge of false report of crime
• ARRESTS 2/5/11
• Weather delays arts sampler
• Super fans
• Solid finish leads to HHC win for Owls; Tigers have balance in SAC victory
• Braves use fast start to top Generals in MSC
• Cougars top winless Warriors
• Plan stirs fire
• INCIDENTS 2/5/11
• HOSPITAL 2/3/11
• State extends suspension of dental license
• Dissolutions 2/4/11
• ARRESTS 2/4/11
• INCIDENTS 2/4/11
• Weekly rewards 2/4/11
• Let us grade ourselves
• Thoughts for the weekend
• Share dessert and support cats and dogs
• New solution sought for winter road woes
• ID fix clears House
• 149826, Unsupervised Administration, Coleman
• 149825, Unsupervised Adminsitration, Anderson
• Farm outlook on tap
• Man faces burglary charge in Jennings
• BZA will hear 2 requests Tuesday
• Seniors invited to coffee, tea
• Lady Braves pull together for win over Rams
• Stars overcome Lady Owls in overtime
• Lady Owl swimmers get set for Saturday's sectional
• Senior Focus: Tyler Pottschmidt
• Henkle, Reynolds earn Franklin football awards
• Local gymnasts compete in semi-annual meet
• HOSPITAL 2/2/11
• Woman faces misconduct charge
• Library board reviews finances
• Fans asked to wear red at Friday's game
• Game makeup dates announced by schools
• Brown County man dies of hypothermia outside his home
• Court ruling is a prudent step
• Fear as a great motivator
• Reader says country should reverse pot laws
• PROPERTY FORECLOSURES 2/3/11
• 2 hurt when car hits tree
• Roads to tap bridge funds
• Medora studies school building needs
• Craft programs set at libraries
• Referee will offer insights
• 149822, Unsupervised Administration, Shade
• Drug-free group sets meetings
• Kids teaching kids
• 149817, Brownstown Schools Performance
• 149823, Additional Appropriations
• 149820, Duke Energy
• Boys Basketball preview capsules
• Girls Basketball preview capsules
• ValenTimes run, walk set for Feb. 12
• Bartholomew REMC to close I-65
• Protect against the flu
• 149819, Administration, Gambrel
• 149818, ATC Associates
• Jacskon County under a travel advisory
• School delays for Wednesday
• State files license charges
• Storm skirts us
• Chamber salutes citizen, educator, business operators
• English-only bill heads to Senate
• Fliers, drivers grounded
• Trinity meal will aid after prom
• Learn about aprons at library
• 4-H beef ID day set for Saturday
• College athletes wrap up first month of 2011
• Chili supper to benefit TLHS after prom
• Bulldogs pull away from Owls for HHC win
• Local gymnasts compete at Indianapolis meet
• House backs ban on synthetic pot
• Family seeks help with funeral costs
• Licensing charges filed against dentist
• Storm skirts us, so far
• Church cancellation
• Seymour boys basketball game for Tuesday still on; other events postponed
• Dissolutions 2/1/11
• Filing sets up a race
• Time for cutting, not spending
• Bittersweet day awaits
• President and government need to stop their spending
• ARRESTS 2/1/11
• INCIDENTS 2/1/11
• HOSPITAL 2/1/11
• Jobs drive talks
• Man nets 18 months in drug case
• Rep. Young: U.S. must be cautious with Egypt
• Bracing for storm
• School closings, delays
• Friends book sale Saturday
• Lady Tigers top Lions on Senior Night
• County girls basketball teams begin sectional play next week
• Senior Focus: Hannah Branch
• Local teams slip in rankings
• IHSAA class assignments to be announced this week
• REAL ESTATE SALES DISCLOSURES 1/31/11
• Foreclosures 1/31/11
• Wintry mix taking aim
• Mourners begin honoring officer
• SICA offering sampler class
• Conservation workshop reset
• Calling all Packers, Steelers fans in Jackson County
• Terror, outrage rock Moscow after attack
• Comments down but building
• Pancakes raise funds for youth
• Conferences offer teachers, parents a chance to learn about their children
• Snow, ice in area forecast
• Pence taking pulse
• Craft programs set at libraries
• Applications for rental aid taken starting March 1
• Five Owls advance to regional
• Brave boys, girls defeat Corydon
• Seymour charges past Rushville for 16th win
• Late run lifts Flashes to win over Owls
• Owl swimmers finish 5th in conference meet
• Gymnasts place 3rd at Bloomington South
• Cougar squads win games
• Schneck will Go Red in February
• 149816, Petition For Name Change
• Public meeting set on budget
• Trial of man accused in murder reset for April 5
• Chess Club draws dedicated players
• Who, or what, do you worship?
• All life is precious
• 17-year-old arrested in beating, robbery
• ARRESTS 1/29/11
• INCIDENTS 1/29/11
• HOSPITAL 1/29/11
• Cougars capture win on Tigers' homecoming
• Good start leads to Owls' homecoming win
• Pirates rally to shock Braves in MSC contest
• 149811, Seymour Schools Performance
• 149812, Town of Medora
• 149813, Town of Medora
• 149814, Town of Medora
• 149815, Unsupervised Administration, Reynolds
• Jennings schools on 2-hour delay
• More people finding work
• Filings slow to a trickle
• Reading, paying forward
• Family donation to USO honors aviator
• Trees not so bare after all
• Jaycees, Knights pitch idea for joint spring festival
• Mixed emotions
• Valentine's Day regards to be delivered in song
• ISP releases monthly stats
• Appalachian Trail hiker to share experiences
• ARRESTS 1/28/11
• INCIDENTS 1/28/11
• HOSPITAL 1/28/11
• Owls victorious in gymnastics home opener
• Lady Braves fend off pesky Cats in MSC clash
• Bulldogs deny Lady Owls in HHC; Lady Cougars edged out on Senior Night
• Chili supper set for Saturday at BCHS
• Senior Focus: Jenna Chaisson
• Crothersville homecoming set for Friday night
• Fans can donate to Goodwill at Friday's Seymour game
• Lady Owls, Braves ranked this week
• 149805, Driftwood Twp. Annual Report
• 149810, Jackson Co. Auditor
• Good days for Hoosier farmers
• Thousands turn out to mourn
• Area flu cases spike
• United Way drive stalls
• Arrests, 1-27-11
• Incidents, 1-27-11
• Hospital, 1-27-11
• Small Claims, 1-27-11
• Real Estate Sales Disclosures, 1-27-11
• State of Union speech falls flat
• Denying the obvious
• Clark County man facing charge of marijuana possession -- again
• Bird festival seeks vendors
• Tax preparation assistance available through VITA
• Lawn and patio vendors needed
• Learn better behavior with your dog
• Boys Basketball preview capsules
• Lady Jug Rox top Hornets
• Girls Basketball preview capsules
• About 3,000 turn out to mourn slain Austin family
• Offer more than health law repeal
• Let’s keep open minds
• 149808, Unsupervised Administration, Allman
• 149807, Unsupervise Administration, Thomas Bryant
• 149809, Petition Land Use Variance
• Brownstown, Medora schools on 2-hour delay
• Overheard: What folks are saying
• New addition seeks rezone
• Drugs, cash seized
• A new business brewing
• Obama: Cut, spend wisely
• 100 years of memories
• Officers check 253 reports
• Library display features remote control vehicles
• New reading group to meet today
• Jackson County man sentenced for dealing methamphetamine
• House OKs bill to ban texting while driving
• Clark County man arrested for fraud, theft
• Marijuana found during traffic stop
• ARRESTS 1/26/11
• INCIDENTS 1/26/11
• HOSPITAL 1/26/11
• REAL ESTATE SALES DISCLOSURES 1/26/11
• Braves kick off busy week with MSC win over Eagles
• Stars strike early for victory over Owls
• New book group to meet Wednesday
• Officers deserve support, thanks
• System fails mentally ill
• 149803, Storage Express
• 134194 Jackson Township
• 149804, Montgomery Memorial Tree Charity
• 134192, Redding Twp.
• Police: Mom likely shooter
• Filing brings a race
• Words reaching out
• Storytime set at Crothersville
• Officers seek 253 charges
• Coffee, tea party set for seniors
• ARRESTS 1/25/11
• INCIDENTS 1/25/11
• HOSPITAL 1/25/11
• Warriors halt Lady Hornets for 2nd time of season
• Eagles soar past Lady Tigers
• Senior Focus: Nicholaus Banister
• 2 local teams ranked in polls released on Monday
• Police: Mom was likely shooter
• Actions must enforce policy
• What’s up with phrases?
• Mom, 3 kids were all shot
• Not everyone celebrates on King holiday
• Some in tea party want Lugar to retire
• Chase ends with man’s arrest
• Council makes appointments
• Skating to healthy beat
• School delays for Monday
• Cougars find rhythm, pull out win
• Owls fall short
• Eagles slip by Lady Braves again
• Lady Hornets show improvement
• Suspect arrested in shooting of police officer
• Some big bills simmer on back burner
• Tigers drop road games
• Police say 4 died from gunshot wounds
• Woman, 3 children were shot to death
• 4 bodies found at Austin
• Rainy Day balance grows
• Police: Fugitive caught
• Snow leaves wrecks, slide-offs in its wake
• Carter Boulevard earns kudos
• Time passes as life happens
• Valentine's package up for grabs to benefit church
• ARRESTS 1/22/11
• INCIDENTS 1/22/11
• Emkes, Robinson earn nods from Hall of Fame
• Weather shakes up athletic schedules
• Seymour cheerleaders place 2nd at SuperNationals
• Friday athletic events canceled; Info on some Thursday events released
• 149802, Jackson Co. Auditor
• 134193, Washington Twp. Annual Report
• Weekly rewards
• We can’t diminish contact
• ARRESTS 1/21/11
• INCIDENTS 1/21/11
• HOSPITAL 1/21/11
• JUDGMENTS 1-21-11
• Snow eases off
• TWD plan OK’d;)
• Old steakhouse may see new use
• State inmates generate cash
• Preschool music class scheduled
• Area libraries set craft times
• College basketball players, swimmers reach midway point of season
• Lucas named among IBCA Pacers Players of the Week
• Drought prompts low-interest loans to assist farmers
• County football players honored
• Senior Focus: Jessy Gahimer
• High school bowlers close regular season
• Don’t trash that computer
• Baseball team has opening
• Baseball league sets sign-ups
• Soccer club accepting players
• School closings for Friday
• Athletic events canceled
• Is it your time to enter the arena?
• Living with diabetes
• It’s time for snow fun
• School closings for Thursday
• So far, flu bug takes it easy on us
• Filing period opens
• School eyes cash, needs
• Crews spread 400 tons of road salt this winter
• Man listed as critical
• Crothersville youth to meet
• Arrest made in tire theft
• Boys basketball preview capsules
• Girls basketball preview capsules
• Seymour Gymnastics Center athletes compete at Carmel
• China: Creditor and competitor
• You tired of winter yet?
• May 3 primary filing period begins
• Area under winter storm watch
• INCIDENTS 1/19/11
• 2 die in wreck on Ind. 11
• Board adopts SMS dress code
• Fee reports to women’s prison center in Kentucky
• Police sorting out Monday stabbing
• INDOT workers reunite purse, owner
• Lady Owls stun 5th-ranked Red Devils
• Bane scores 34 to help Lady Braves top Spartans
• Lady Owl swimmers grab Senior Night win
• Senior gymnasts lead Seymour to win; Medora boys lose basketball game
• ARRESTS 1/19/11
• HOSPITAL 1/17/11
• Jackson Superior Court I Judgments
• 5 hurt in 2 area wrecks Monday
• Local promotion grants available
• 3 escape from burning car
• School board adopts dress code at Seymour Middle School
• Police respond to fatal wreck on Indiana 11
• Thwarting of open government laws merits fine
• Property Foreclosures 1/18/11
• COURT JUDGMENTS 1/18/11
• CIVIL COMPLAINTS 1/18/11
• ARRESTS 1/18/11
• INCIDENTS 1/18/11
• HOSPITAL 1/16/11
• Help sought in stabbing
• Time to declare for races
• State official to speak at 40th Ag Day program
• 134190, Indiana Dept. Child Services
• Dress code policy up for vote today
• Tax funds may be transferred
• Reflections on a milestone
• Lady Tigers hold off Hornets in county clash
• Trinity freshmen come up big in 4th to down Shawe
• Senior Focus: Robby Armstrong
• Seymour cheer squads place 2nd
• Trinity freshman team improves to 3-1
• Wreck leaves at least 1 hurt
• Dress code proposal up for vote Tuesday
• Rain, snow in local forecast
• Police investigating stabbing
• ARRESTS 1/17/11
• INCIDENTS 1/17/11
• HOSPITAL 1/15/11
• HOSPITAL 1/14/11
• MLK’s spirit one worth recalling
• 134164, Sheriff Sale, William Helbig
• 134165, Sheriff Sale, Rondall Burnside
• 134166, Sheriff Sale, Angela Vasquez
• 134167, Sheriff Sale, Donna Ahlbrand
• 134168, Sheriff Sale, Allison Williams
• 134169, Sheriff Sale, Billy Douglas
• Reports, governor target townships
• Walk, runs assist Leadership
• 3 face drug charges
• Real-world experiences
• 134159, Sheriff Sale, German American
• 134160, Sheriff Sale, Carla R. Bray
• 134161, Sheriff Sale, Steven Hogan
• United Way sets annual meeting
• Learn to crochet at the library
• 134162, Sheriff Sale, Thomas Bridges
• 134163, Sheriff Sale, Jeffrey Cornett
• Artists sought for projects
• Owl’s Lucas nails game-winning 3
• Lady Owls win 7th straight game
• Second-quarter surge sparks Lady Braves
• Owl girls place 2nd in HHC
• Senators top Tigers 43-34
• Wrestlers place 7th in conference meet
• Borden scores 48 in 2nd half of 64-30 win over Trinity
• Wrestling league forming in Seymour
• Drainage fix to reroute runoff
• Vandals target pool
• Lake levels to drop for sediment removal
• Neighbors nurture 40-year friendship
• Growth: Our Lord's desire
• Establish priorities in your life
• ARRESTS 1/15/11
• INCIDENTS 1/15/11
• Benter records 200th win as Braves beat Dragons
• Hornets get early lead, sting Lions
• Lady Hornets earn 4th win of season; Lady Cougars crush Lions 72-20
• Jackson County Cougars win Special Olympics Tournament
• 134189, Freeman Municipal Airport, Annual Report
• Weekly rewards
• Bad decision by Seymour school to stay open
• Weekly rewards
• Crothersville touts school performance
• Fire tax issue smoldering
• Wreck ends chase
• Hundreds mourn girl
• Pursuing fitness gets easier for women of today
• Burglary suspect arrested
• Smoke alarms still available
• Learn to use Mango system
• Sertoma plans Las Vegas Night
• ARRESTS 1/14/11
• INCIDENTS 1/14/11
• HOSPITAL 1/14/11
• MARRIAGE LICENSES 1/14/11
• JUDGMENTS 1/14/11
• Brownstown girls handle Hauser; Edinburgh downs Crothersville
• Seymour gymnasts win 4-way
• Senior Focus: Matt Stuckwisch
• Boys basketball tournament set for Saturday at SMS
• Dinner on Friday to benefit baseball program
• Reader comments Face change
• Bad decision by Seymour school to stay open
• Pursuit leads to arrest
• Tragedy should not strangle the First Amendment
• 134185, Technical Variance, JR Promotions
• 134186, Jackson County Water Utility
• 134188, Unsupervised Administration, Edith Hubbard
• 134187, Technical Variance, Harlow
• ARRESTS 1-13-11
• INCIDENTS 1-13-11
• HOSPITAL 1-13-11
• Roads ice, drift
• Medora trustees review finances
• Deer rules gain initial approval
• AARP meeting is canceled
• Remote control to be displayed
• Book talk set at Crothersville
• Book talk at Medora Library
• Shredder will visit Brownstown
• Between Friends
• Boys High School Basketball preview capsules
• Girls High School Basketball preview capsules
• Deppen places 2nd all-around, qualifies for state meet
• Free throw contest set for Saturday
• Salem Speedway gears up for 65th year
• Dissolutions 1/12/10
• ARRESTS 1/12/11
• INCIDENTS 1/12/11
• HOSPITAL 1/10/11
• Drop the antics at Statehouse
• Hoosier thoughts
• 134184, Notice of Administration, Brewer
• Storm dumps 4” in area
• Sirens a result of test, repairs
• Book group to meet Jan. 21
• Waste board to meet Thursday
• Learn about dog behavior Jan. 18
• County makes board appointments
• School decision to stay open draws ire
• Trinity freshmen win 53-47
• Tumbling toward a title
• Seymour, Trinity compete at Starlite Bowl
• CIVIL COURT COMPLAINT FILINGS 1/11/11
• City council OKs zoning for mortuary
• JACKSON SUPERIOR COURT I JUDGMENTS 1/11/11
• COMING UP: Decision to keep schools open raises ire
• Daniels challenges Indiana lawmakers to reform education
• School closing and delay information for Wednesday
• Highlights from Daniels’ State of the State speech
• Text of Gov. Mitch Daniels’ State of the State Address
• Tuesday's athletic events are postponed
• Take a minute, ease up on hate
• HOSPITAL 1/11/11
• INCIDENTS 1/11/11
• 134157, Alcohol & Tobacco
• 134180, City of Seymour
• School closings for Tuesday
• No bail for suspect
• Up to 6 inches in the forecast through tonight
• 134181 - CFF Grant Project
• Linking volunteers
• Town to accept gifted land
• Library offers ice cream for books
• Genealogy series now under way
• Fond memories
• Eagles clip Lady Tigers in SAC battle
• Orleans' experience, depth pay off against Medora
• Senior Focus: Kyle Fellows
• Local basketball teams remain ranked
• Tax program needs volunteers
• Church group plans dinner
• Seymour teen strikes girl, 11, with vehicle
• Winter weather advisory in effect
• Financial aid session Tuesday night
• Trinity's girls game on Monday postponed
• An about-face on end-of-life plans
• Congress should support EPA on clean air rules
• ARRESTS 1/10/11
• INCIDENTS 1/10/11
• HOSPITAL 1/10/11
• 134182, Bond Sell
• Hill: Congress should not overreact to shooting
• Seymour resets trash pickup
• Truck plows into house
• Knit group to meet Thursday
• COMING UP: Hill cautions Congress against overrreacting to shootings
• Lady Braves remain undefeated in MSC
• Prosecutor files charges
• Braves run past Rebels
• Republicans tap Carmichael for council
• Lady Owls claim 6th straight win
• Drainage board meets Monday night
• BZA panel won’t meet Tuesday
• Cougars get revenge with win over Hornets
• Big 4th quarter lifts Senators over Lady Tigers
• Gilbert, Medora boys earn 1st win of season; Tigers, Lady Hornets also victorious
• Lady Owls edge Highlanders in swimming; Wrestlers finish 1-4 at Columbus
• 134179, Unsupervised Administration, Voss
• 134183, Jackson County EMA
• Plea deals dominate in felonies
• JUDGMENTS 1/8/11
• County agrees on new insurer
• Pershing VFD to make 3rd attempt at grant
• Time: A precious possession
• Copper wire stolen from tower site
• Anhydrous tank recovered
• Order in the court
• ARRESTS 1/8/11
• INCIDENTS 1/8/11
• HOSPITAL 1/8/11
• Sharpening their skills
• Braves manage to pull out 48-38 win over Senators
• Mental errors costly for Seymour boys
• Cougars score 61-56 win over Saints
• Bake sale set during Tuesday's boys game
• 134177, Seymour Parks & Recreation
• All circuits overloaded? Sleep on it
• ARRESTS 1/7/11
• INCIDENTS 1/7/11
• HOSPITAL 1/7/11
• Producers study new food law
• JUDGMENTS 1/7/11
• Engineers submit Vallonia proposals
• Sons sinks game-winning free throw for Lady Cougars
• Owl swimmers power past Cubs
• State retools deer hunt plan after complaints
• Owl wrestlers fall to Bull Dogs on Senior Night
• Murder suspect arraigned
• Blackhawks' size, speed too much for Lady Hornets
• Missed free throws hurt Lady Tigers
• Senior Focus: Clayton Carr
• Local youth ties for 1st in bracket challenge
• New forest supervisor coming to Hoosier
• State retools deer hunting plans that upset hunters
• Murder suspect to appear in court
• Our thanks and our best wishes
• Hill reflects on service
• 134178, Tax Abatement
• Murder trial set for Jan. 19
• Grant boosts project
• Beading group to meet Tuesday
• Sprouts suspected in salmonella cases
• Police check wrecks, cases
• Party to choose new councilman
• Art classes set at Brownstown
• GOP takes reins
• State to toast soybeans, Germany at fair
• Youth invited to sculpt
• SICA showing Reynolds Class art
• ARRESTS 1/6/11
• INCIDENTS 1/6/11
• HOSPITAL 1/6/11
• MARRIAGE LICENSES 1/6/11
• Girls basketball preview capsules
• Boys basketball preview capsules
• Orleans rolls past Medora 65-35
• Weber to be honored at Saturday's Braves game
• Boys & Girls Club planning winter basketball league
• Federal, state officials checking sprouts linked to salmonella
• Looking beyond symbolic gestures
• Lawmakers return to Statehouse for 2011 session
• 134176, Unsupervised Administration, Knotts
• 134175, Notice Administration, Knott
• New members of Congress to take oath today
• Expanding literacy
• Rigs stir up debate
• Learn to make valentine cards
• Skin cancer program set
• Speaker shares stories of past
• ARRESTS 1/5/11
• INCIDENTS 1/5/11
• HOSPITAL 1/5/11
• Braves vote Eggersman MVP
• Lady Owls defeat Olympians in HHC
• Big 2nd quarter sends Lancers past Hornets
• Seymour swimmers split with Bedford; 3 girls basketball teams lose on road
• Brownstown teams slip in basketball rankings
• Former state gaming investigator pleads guilty
• Tax volunteers sought
• Guide highlights wasted taxes
• Reports indicate blood cleanup in death of college student
• Council OKs rezone for new funeral home
• Town talks annex plans
• 1st baby of year makes debut
• ARRESTS 1/4/11
• HOSPITAL 1/4/11
• INCIDENTS 1/4/11
• REAL ESTATE SALES DISCLOSURES 1/4/11
• Braves remain perfect in MSC
• Cheerleaders, coach up for JAMMY awards
• Senior Focus: Maci Baurle
• Senior wrestlers to be recognized
• Special Olympics basketball tournament set for Saturday
• K of C sets annual free throw contest
• Spots remain open for Enter His Courts
• ARRESTS 1-3-10
• INCIDENTS 1-3-10
• HOSPITAL 1-3-10
• COMPLAINTS 1-3-10
• Salem infant’s death probed
• Funding cuts likely in store
• Death panels, maybe; rationing, probably
• Weekly rewards
• Legion thanks all who aided Basket Fund
• Vote on Spice brings questions from reader
• A look ahead for the coming year
• A look back at 2010
• County, communities deal with a variety of challenges
• Crothersville garners good news from business, schools
• Brownstown trustees meet
• Let's renew our commitment
• Make the most of your time
• Investigation into shooting continues
• INCIDENTS 1/1/11
• HOSPITAL 1/1/11
• 2010: Highlights of local sports from the past year
• Deppen wins 3 events in gymnastics opener
• 134173, Unsupervised Administration, Guffey
• 134174, Notice of Administration, Deardorff
• Lahrman retires
• Someone is always watching
• Police investigating death
• Hoosiers asked to report quake
• ARRESTS 12/31/10
• INCIDENTS 12/31/10
• HOSPITAL 12/31/10
• No. 3 Rangers hold off No. 5 Braves
• Cold first quarter, missed free throws costly to Cougars
• Senior Focus: Richard Williams
• Seymour wrestlers finish 11th at Mooresville tournament
• Seymour police investigating a murder
• 134170, Indiana Lien
• 134171, Jackson Co. Auditor
• 134149, Jackson Co. Highway Bids
• 134172, Petition to Rezone, Wayman
• Gitmo may be around forever
• ARRESTS 12-30-10
• INCIDENTS 12-30-10
• HOSPITAL 12-30-10
• State to stop mailing out tax forms
• Braves reach championship game of holiday tourney
• Probe nets arrest
• Tigers split tournament games at Henryville
• Error by city causes shift in fuel bid award
• FORECLOSURES 12-30-10
• Program set at Seymour library
• Lady Braves finish 2-2 at Eastern Greene
• Council OKs ordinance for 2011 salaries
• Shoals shuts out Medora in 4th for win
• Council tables discussion about land donation
• Seymour-New Albany game set for Jan. 11
• Gymnastics preview: Seymour High School
• Budding baby sitters
• 134158 Rezone, Seymour First Church of Nazarene
• At the future’s edge
• ARRESTS 12-29-10
• INCIDENTS 12-29-10
• HOSPITAL 12-29-10
• Safety job OK’d
• Road project creates concerns for city
• Police: Crash leaves 1 dead
• Police investigating death of Jackson County woman
• Brownstown council crunches budget numbers
• BMV offices announce holiday closing
• Seymour works board convening
• Medora school board to meet
• Brownstown council to meet
• Blaze guts house
• Owls’ Moore eclipses 1,000 career points
• Braves overcome slow start to defeat Spartans 63-52
• Lady Braves split at Toby Yoho Classic
• Police investigating death of Freetown woman
• Carmichael's drive sends Lady Owls into tourney title game
• Census will dictate allocation of House
• A hyperactive lame-duck session
• JUDGMENTS 12-28-10
• INCIDENTS 12-28-10
• ARRESTS 12-28-10
• HOSPITAL 12-28-10
• Medora receives $725,000 grant
• Plan targets cities in trouble
• School may find new purpose
• Salt, sand update given
• Fitness for the new year
• Moore leads Lady Owls with career-high 37
• Senior Focus: Rosy Clemente-Morales
• 134156 Indiana Housing
• Making a comeback
• ARRESTS 12/27/10
• INCIDENTS 12/27/10
• HOSPITAL 12/27/10
• 134155, Storage Express
• Teaming up for a cause
• ARRESTS 12-25-10
• INCIDENTS 12-25-10
• REAL ESTATE SALES DISCLOSURES 12-25 -10
• City eyes new slot
• Teens out of hospital
• Joy in a box
• Christmas opens doors
• Lights offer savings, hope
• The plight of Iraqi Christians
• Let’s keep the government out of our menus
• President needs to bail out the American people
• Congress ignores ‘doc fix’
• Red-light cams prove a failure
• 16-year-old drowns
• Police: Baby died of closed head injury
• Celebrating retirement
• Traffic stops net 2 arrests
• Power to bring change to world
• Seymour native sends greetings from Afghanistan
• Thieves can't steal the spirit of Christmas
• Rate increase proposed
• Basket Fund tops $17,200
• Some friends are more real than others
• BCMS staff, students help out
• Skin lesions program planned
• Story times set for January
• JUDGMENTS 12/24/10
• REAL ESTATE SALES DISCLOSURES 12/24/10
• ARRESTS 12/24/10
• INCIDENTS 12/24/10
• HOSPITAL 12/24/10
• Owls snap skid with win over Warriors
• Police: Infant died from closed-head injury
• 134142 Pershing Township Volunteer Fire
• ARRESTS 12-23-10
• INCIDENTS 12-23-10
• HOSPITAL 12-23-10
• DISSOLUTIONS 12-23-10
• Spice outlawed
• Infant dies
• Author will speak to support group
• Redevelopment commission will meet Monday
• Tribune offices closed Friday
• Snow on the way?
• Molestation case dropped
• Student arrested for having improvised weapon at school
• Motorist injured in Dec. 15 wreck dies
• Four facing criminal charges
• Basket Fund tops record
• Celebrating Christmas
• Boys Basketball holiday tournament preview capsules
• Girls Basketball holiday tournament preview capsules
• Molesting case against Seymour man dismissed
• 134153, Supervised Administration, Tilford
• 134154, Jackson Co REMC
• Gingerbread cabin proves to be a winner
• NTN plans to add 115 workers
• Court bills grow
• Molestation trial begins
• Basket Fund tops $15,380
• Collecting coats
• DAR Good Citizens chosen from county's high schools
• Reception set for 'Runway' designer
• Chief releases monthly report
• JUDGMENTS 12/22/10
• ARRESTS 12/22/10
• INCIDENTS 12/22/10
• HOSPITAL 12/22/10
• Lady Braves earn 6th straight victory
• Blue pride: Local boys, girls attend Colts game
• Game makeup dates announced
• NTN plans to add 115 jobs by Jan. 15
• 134151, Salt Creek Owen Fire Protection
• 134152, Owen-Salt Creek Fire
• Area schools on 2-hour delays Tuesday
• Open Door Law meant for all
• Brother’s presents still wait
• Skillman not running for governor
• Man stabbed during fight
• Space heaters spark blaze
• Tryouts set by JCCT
• REAL ESTATE SALES DISCLOSURES 12/21/10
• Basket Fund tops $14,200
• JUDGMENTS 12/21/10
• ARRESTS 12/21/10
• INCIDENTS 12/21/10
• HOSPITAL 12/21/10
• Seymour swimmers claim wins over Jennings County
• Christmas creations
• Lady Owls run past Eagles
• Lady Tigers suffer 1-point loss at Shawe Memorial
• Senior Focus: Zach Elliott
• Brownstown basketball teams ranked 5th in 2A
• Seymour girls extend bowling win streak
• Police: Fight leads to stabbing
• ARRESTS 12/20/10
• INCIDENTS 12/20/10
• HOSPITAL 12/20/10
• Join in season of giving
• 134133, Sheriff Sale, Crystal Swinney
• 134134, Sheriff Sale, Lambert
• 134135, Sheriff Sale, Gabbard
• Kids shop with a cop
• Medora board eyes finances
• 134124, Sheriff Sale, Edwards
• 134125, Sheriff Sale, Stephens
• 134126, Sheriff Sale, Waggoner
• 134127, Sheriff Sale, Wilson
• 134128, Sheriff Sale, Banks
• 134129, Sheriff Sale, McCormick
• 134130, Sheriff Sale, O'Donnell
• 134131, Sheriff Sale, Schuerman
• 134132, Sheriff Sale, Dean
• 1st Amendment still going strong
• Lady Braves down Dragons 48-45
• Town will make town speed limits more uniform
• Council to vote Monday night on salary ordinance
• Owls lose again
• Warriors snap Lady Owls’ streak
• Seymour resets trash routes for Christmas and New Year’s
• BMV closing for Christmas
• 134150, Unsupervised Administration, Kovener
• Hiring civilian OK’d
• Medora gives nod to automated bleachers
• Basket Fund tops $11,300
• Club aims toward Christmas joy
• ARRESTS 12/18/10
• INCIDENTS 12/18/10
• HOSPITAL 12/18/10
• Wreck leaves 2 hospitalized
• Jesus came into the world to deliver God's message
• Matthew came to realize the rules had changed
• Board of zoning appeals approves variance for recycler
• Local businessman plans to open funeral home
• Cougars' fast start leads to win
• Lady Cougars command Indians
• Hilltoppers push past Tigers 46-41
• Team selling cookies at today's game
• Sporting Event Cancellations for Fri, Dec 17, 2010
• 134434, Public Notice Rule 5 Notice
• 134141 Indiana Lien
• 134145, Technical Variance, Carter
• 134147 Final Distribution, Beavers
• 134148, Unsupervised Administration, Shepard
• Storm moves on
• FBI eyes firms
• Sheriff’s salary receives OK
• Basket Fund tops $10,200
• On a roll
• Wellness classes set
• Winter driving tips offered
• Post commander releases report
• Business as usual
• ARRESTS 12/17/10
• INCIDENTS 12/17/10
• HOSPITAL 12/17/10
• Success continues for college basketball players
• Medora's boys basketball game canceled Friday
• Team collecting donations for animal shelter
• Senior Focus: Lee Pollert
• Seymour cheerleaders claim national title
• School closings, delays for Friday
• Sporting Event Cancellations
• 134144 Jackson County Auditor
• 134143, Medora Comm School
• 134140 Unterberg Assoc.
• County schools closed Thursday
• Seasonal visitor: Giving
• Coping with holiday blues
• ARRESTS 12-16-10
• Winter storm rolling here
• INCIDENTS 12-16-10
• DISSOLUTIONS 12-16-10
• COMPLAINTS 12-16-10
• Police car down
• Commissioners approve bill on claim
• Council targets parked trucks
• Traffic stop of mo-ped results in man’s arrest
• Trash collection hours reset for the holidays
• Calvary Baptist Church staging Christmas show
• Meth arrests made
• Libraries set holiday hours
• City closes streets
• Woman hurt in U.S. 31 wreck
• Basket Fund tops $10,000
• Tiger Scouts tag along
• Boys Basketball preview capsules
• Girls Basketball preview capsules
• Gymnasts compete in first meet
• Seymour resident wins race series
• Woman flown to hospital after wreck
• Area under winter weather advisory
• Police: Man wanted by feds shot outside bar
• Fire marshal: Clear snow from around fire hydrants
• Thumbs up to teens’ rescuers
• Writer urges ‘no’ vote on federal DREAM Act
• 134139, Indiana Dept. of Transportation
• Sewer bill tops $6 million
• Dress code draws crowd
• Eagles aid Lutheran Home's bus fund
• Man accused of attempted murder of a police officer
• Brownstown man's book is published
• Alley offers warm shelter
• Weather delays open house
• Recycle your Christmas tree
• Pantry donation nets a discount
• Wrapping a Miracle
• Basket Fund tops $8,600
• ARRESTS 12/15/10
• INCIDENTS 12/15/10
• HOSPITAL 12/15/10
• Tigers rebound with SAC win over Mustangs
• Lady Owls hand Bull Dogs 1st loss of season
• Lady Braves win 4th straight conference game; Eagles defeat Lady Cougars
• Seymour wrestlers clinch win over Brown County
• BCHS choirs Christmas concert re-scheduled
• Deal likely best Obama could get
• Weather postpones open house at History Center
• Samaritan’s act of kindness is appreciated
• 134650, Vectren Corporation
• Man held in arson
• Dress code plan is under review
• Basket Fund tops $8,000
• Snow triggers wrecks and school closings
• Maple Syrup Festival plans return early in the coming year
• Traffic stop leads to cocaine arrest
• Santa to visit Crothersville Saturday
• Beading group meets tonight
• Book group to meet Friday
• Commissioners set closed session
• DISSOLUTIONS 12/14/10
• Rezoning sought for plastics recycler
• ARRESTS 12/14/10
• INCIDENTS 12/14/10
• HOSPITAL 12/14/10
• Hangin' tough
• Senior Focus: Corbin Weller
• 3 local basketball teams remain ranked
• Ude named DePauw's freshman player of the year
• County schools on 2-hour delays Tuesday
• GED testing rescheduled
• SMS athletic events canceled Monday night
• Commissioners set closed meeting Tuesday
• County zoning board to consider request from plastics recycler
• ’Tis the season to help others
• One man’s impression of our nation
• Food for Fines deadline Friday
• ARRESTS 12/13/10
• INCIDENTS 12/13/10
• Bayh, Hill won’t run for governor in 2012
• Railroaders share wonder
• Hill: Tax cut to pass
• Officers seek 309 charges
• Donations to Salvation Army Red Kettle drive are down
• Snow strikes
• Lady Owls’ defensive pressure rattles Cubs
• Police checking suspicious stop
• Owls sweep S Invitational
• Owls fall behind early, lose to Warriors
• Lady Braves defeat Eagles in overtime
• Cougars win 2nd in a row
• Borden slips by Crothersville in final minute
• Crothersville, Jennings County schools closed Monday
• Obama: Tax cut deal not perfect, but worth passage
• Bayh, Hill won't seek governor's office in 2012
• Northern Indiana braces for 16-20 inches of snow
• Jackson County under winter weather advisory
• Police investigating questionable traffic stop
• Teens pulled from icy pond
• Pipe breaks, soaks court
• Basket Fund grows to $7,175
• Volunteers make dreams come true
• Shady characters make a point in Matthew's story
• JUDGMENTS 12/11/10
• ARRESTS 12/11/10
• INCIDENTS 12/11/10
• HOSPITAL 12/11/10
• Braves topple Warriors in MSC battle
• Red Devils own second half for win over Owls
• Cougars clinch win on the road; Tigers, Hornets lose Friday games
• Elks Hoop Shoot set Sunday
• Weber to be honored during Jan. 8 game
• Lady Cougars lose Thursday
• Trinity freshmen open season 1-1
• Salem Speedway season tickets on sale
• Teens survive fall through ice on pond
• Broken water line closes court
• Wreck leaves 1 hurt
• Jailer policy altered
• Meth dealer sentenced
• Basket Fund tops $6,300
• School receives grant
• Brownstown choirs to present concerts
• Bluegrass show set at Hayden Saturday
• Crothersville PD sponsors Santa
• Library closing dates announced
• ARRESTS 12/10/10
• INCIDENTS 12/10/10
• HOSPITAL 12/10/10
• Lady Braves hold off Lions in MSC matchup
• Senior Focus: Tyler Gray
• Holiday Classic set for Saturday at SMS
• Turkey Trot run, walk aids Girls Inc., food pantry
• Program paces runners, walkers
• Medora's girls game canceled for Thursday
• Seymour may sustained serious leg injuries in early morning wreck
• Salary set for sheriff
• Tax deduction deadline looms
• ARRESTS 12-9-10
• INCIDENTS 12-9-10
• HOSPITAL 12-9-10
• SMALL CLAIMS 12-9-10
• MARRIAGES 12-9-10
• State inmates generate $51K for general fund
• Hospital board to meet Monday
• Funeral home seeks rezoning
• Basket Fund nears $5,200
• County Spice ban moves a step closer
• Thumbs up for Christmas gifts to the troops
• Time to protect yourself
• Space travel going private
• Girls Basketball preview capsules
• Boys Basketball preview capsules
• Red Cross plans 19th Olde Time Tourney
• Gymnasts place 2nd at West Lafayette
• COMING UP: Commissioners take step to ban Spice
• ARRESTS 12/6/10
• INCIDENTS 12/6/10
• HOSPITAL 12/6/10
• A sign we have too many secrets
• Check out toys for safety
• School should focus on classes, not dress code
• Charities are struggling to help others
• State seeks suspension of Durham’s dental license
• Agencies share Latino services
• Steele to lead Senate panel
• Goodin joins House panel
• City leaf service to stop Dec. 17
• Basket Fund tops $2,600
• Snow, cold may create black ice
• Owls finish strong
• Lady Braves win at Pekin
• Owl wrestlers go 3-4 in HHC duals
• Lions slip past Tigers 58-52
• Medora falls at home
• Cold shooting costs Lady Tigers in conference game
• Election challenge still open
• Hospital board meets Monday night in closed session
• Class of 2014 plans dinner
• Santa will visit Crothersville
• Slick roads predicted because of snow, cold
• Dentist who disappeared investigated
• Agency soon to reopen
• Christmas Basket Fund continues to fatten
• A good time for families
• And who do you say that Jesus is?
• Like Elijah, build a close relationship with God
• ARRESTS 12/4/10
• INCIDENTS 12/4/10
• HOSPITAL 12/4/10
• REAL ESTATE SALES DISCLOSURES 12/4/10
• Braves roll over Owls 67-42 in county clash
• Tigers use fast start to top Hornets
• Trinity boys lose another close one
• Vandals strike railroad signals
• Basket Fund passes $2,000 mark
• A time of remembrance
• Weekly rewards
• Decisions cause ripples
• Office handles DUI arrest well
• Mess hall served up medals
• Decorations appreciated; children, too
• JUDGMENTS 12/3/10
• ARRESTS 12/3/10
• INCIDENTS 12/3/10
• HOSPITAL 12/3/10
• REAL ESTATE SALES DISCLOSURES 12/3/10
• Seymour girls rally by Brownstown for 63-60 win
• Lady Cougars hold off Hornets' late charge
• Bull Frogs splash by Owls; Lady Tigers drop basketball game on road
• Senior Focus: Matt Fouts
• Chili supper offered tonight at Owls-Braves game
• Reynolds, Brown recognized by HCAC for sportsmanship
• Rotary selling sandwiches during game
• Basketball reunion set for Saturday
• 134136 Jackson County Auditor
• School officials weigh in on funding
• Miracle opens office
• Basket Fund tops $1,900
• Donors pitch in to help Emerson
• ARRESTS 12-2-10
• INCIDENTS 12-2-10
• HOSPITAL 12-2-10
• DISSOLUTIONS 12-2-10
• Red Cross plans training classes
• Fritz will sign book Saturday
• Girls Basketball preview capsules
• Boys Basketball preview capsules
• Chili supper set before Hornets basketball game
• Black Friday is market in action
• Health board to meet Monday
• Watch for safety issues with toys
• SHS sets holiday concert for Friday
• Dental chair to jail cell
• Norman man dies in wreck
• Nativity coming to life at St. Peter in Waymansville
• Ex-officer admits false drugs report in Columbus jail
• ARRESTS 12/1/10
• INCIDENTS 12/1/10
• Judge gives 11 years
• Basket Fund passes $1,500
• HOSPITAL 12/1/10
• Hispanic services available
• Gillaspy hits game winner in overtime for Lady Owls
• Seymour swimmers split with Jeffersonville
• Braves finish strong to top Lions in opener
• Jets squeak past Cougars
• Seymour wrestlers improve to 2-0
• Police arrest fugitive in dentist's chair
• Ex-officer admits false drugs report at Bartholomew County jail
• Woman sentenced in attempted robbery
• A mosque of a different color
• 121411 Jackson Co Highway Superintendent
• Bogus bills net 2 arrests
• Sought men spied
• DUI under review
• Hometown Christmas set Friday
• Making joyful memories
• Basket Fund donations clear $1,300
• Blood drive set for Thursday
• Students can serve as page for senator
• Vital records available online
• Concert raises $6,265
• Coat drive begins
• ARRESTS 11/30/10
• INCIDENTS 11/30/10
• HOSPITAL 11/30/10
• Carmichael named Seymour football MVP
• Second-quarter run boosts Henryville past Medora
• Nobles scores 31 as IUPUI prevails 103-80; Trimnell scores 20 for IU East
• Senior Focus: Brooke Hawkins
• Teams dedicate game to breast cancer awareness
• Lady Braves receive No. 5 ranking in basketball poll
• Enter His Courts accepting sign-ups
• ARRESTS 11/29/10
• INCIDENTS 11/29/10
• Korean dangers, complications
• Letter defends Scouts’ chucking of pumpkins
• Notice of Public on Petition to Rezone
• Public Notice of Construction Activity
• Notice of Public Hearing Petition for Land Use Variance
• Notice of Public Hearing Petition for Land Use Variance
• Rewarding good work
• DNR eyes deer plan
• Donor to Christmas Basket Fund celebrates IU win
• Live nativity set for this weekend
• Tigers pull out wild win at Orleans
• Seymour drops season opener at Martinsville
• Lady Braves collect 2nd straight 20-point win
• Trinity splits games at French Lock
• Hornets lose 2 games in Hilltopper Classic
• Hospital 11/27/10
• Hospital 11/26/10
• 6th SnowFlake bazaar Dec. 11
• Democratic club meets Tuesday
• Banana-pumpkin fiasco
• Thoughts for the Weekend
• Indiana fires Lynch as coach after 4 seasons and winning Old Oaken Bucket game
• Indiana fires Lynch as coach after 4 seasons and winning Old Oaken Bucket game
• Shoppers get bells ringing
• INCIDENTS 11/27/10
• ARRESTS 11/27/10
• Downtown Christmas Monday
• Shoppers get bells ringing
• Water well levels down
• Basket donations increase to $600
• Representative to serve panels
• Officers check 293 reports
• City firefighters take training
• Lady Owls breeze by Highlanders in HHC opener
• Fall season wraps up for college athletes
• Flood warning is lifted along river
• HOSPITAL 11/25/10
• Senior Focus: Brandt Frische
• ARRESTS 11/26/10
• INCIDENTS 11/26/10
• Suspects await hearings
• 134122, Unsupervised Administration, Thompson
• 134121, Unsupervised Administration, Smith
• 134123, Unicell Paper Mills
• Volunteers deliver
• Library accepts food donations in lieu of fines
• Christmas fund offers assistance
• Stuckwisch begins 1st year
• Gilbert takes over the reins at Medora
• HOSPITAL 11/24/10
• Officers seek 293 charges
• City firefighters promote safety
• Allman earns fire promotion
• Flood watch continues; river should crest below flood stage, however
• ARRESTS 11/25/10
• INCIDENTS 11/25/10
• Rain rain rain
• Consumers spend, earn more
• Basket Fund starts 65th year
• Area retailers generally anticipating a good holiday season
• Foreclosures 11/25/10
• Seymour plans basketball reunion at home opener
• Elks Hoop Shoot set for Dec. 12
• Boys basketball preview capsules
• Girls basketball preview capsules
• Football team sets awards program
• HOSPITAL 11/23/10
• Treatment plant has no violations
• Town will delay paving to spring
• Couple found help for need of wheelchair ramp
• Heavy rains, flood watch in the forecast
• Jewelry on sale at art center
• ARRESTS 11/24/10
• INCIDENTS 11/24/10
• 6 held in Seymour drug probe and ICE orders
• Holiday meal set
• Towns will test voting machines
• 121295, Storage Express
• Students touch history
• Court cases grow
• Owls wrestlers defeat Cougars in opener
• Trinity pulls off season-opening win; Crothersville suffers loss in overtime
• Medora club sponsoring chili supper
• Jones named to third team all-state
• There must be a better screening
• U.S. condemns attack
• Fire department reviews activity
• Town reviews police activity
• Stanfield Lake ramp closed
• HOSPITAL 11/22/10
• 6 held in drug probe and ICE orders
• Can you help those in need?
• Mind children’s clothing or someone will
• ARRESTS 11/23/10
• INCIDENTS 11/23/10
• 134321, Housing Authority
• 134324, Administration, Roy Barger
• Cummins, Valeo gain OKs
• Pertussis cases rising in Indiana
• Fake bills found
• Salvation Army launches its red kettle campaign
• Tip leads to arrests of 6
• County reviews bids for 2011 supplies
• Southwestern's defense rattles Trinity girls
• Senior Focus: James Brown
• 2 local teams ranked in boys preseason poll; Lady Braves 8th in girls poll
• Seymour girls win 2, boys split bowling matches
• HOSPITAL 11/21/10
• HOSPITAL 11/20/10
• Social Security offices to close
• Seymour resets trash collection
• Library to close Thanksgiving
• Remember the less fortunate
• Writer offers thanks for return of wallet
• INCIDENTS 11/22/10
• ARRESTS 11/22/10
• Screening more intrusive
• 126593, Final Hearing, Trulock
• 134086, Notice of Adoption, Combs
• 121291, Indiana Lien
• 121283 Indiana Lien
• 121280, Indiana
• Search for remains ends
• Medora parade ushers in holidays
• USDA lifts ban on open fires in Hoosier National Forest
• United Way pledges hit 50 percent of goal
• Hoosier taking rotation so soldier can stay home for daughter’s birth
• Indiana 7 will close at Dupont
• State inmates generate money
• Seymour boards to meet Monday
• HOSPITAL 11/19/10
• HOSPITAL 11/20/10
• Talent on display
• Volleyball all-stars
• Seymour JV wrestlers open season
• Lady Hornets drop 3rd in a row
• Veteran offers thanks for local celebrations
• Weekly rewards
• Room at the table
• Arc honors those who go the extra mile
• Students prove their points
• Give thanks every day
• Express thanks to God and to others
• ARRESTS 11/20/10
• INCIDENTS 11/20/10
• HOSPITAL 11/20/10
• A man for all seasons
• Lady Owls garner first win of season
• Lady Braves defeat Bluejackets in opener
• Bulldogs grab early lead to top Lady Tigers; Hornets fall to Cannelton
• Crothersville EHC still taking player sign-ups
• Lifetime license holders need to update information
• 134117, 31 Wrecker Service
• Officials speak out on sentence
• Soccer field may move
• Commissioners look into ban on spice
• Budget cuts remain under scrutiny at Medora
• ARRESTS 11/19/10
• INCIDENTS 11/19/10
• Students receive a taste of reality
• HOSPITAL 11/19/10
• Senators outhustle Lady Hornets for win
• Senior Focus: David Montgomery
• Winter tickets on sale at SHS
• Winter Sports Preview: Wrestling: Seymour High School
• Winter Sports Preview: Swimming: Seymour High School
• Winter Sports Preview: Bowling: Seymour High School
• Winter Sports Preview: Bowling: Trinity Lutheran High School
• 134118, TLC Mini Storage
• Scouts smashing pumpkins draws ire of writer
• A story for this time
• Much to watch at Statehouse
• Rain ends ban
• A princess in the kitchen
• Police seek man
• Trash truck rolls over
• Club seeks support
• Fraud nets 33 months
• Police target holiday traffic
• History center sets open house
• Trinity Lutheran sets Trivia Night
• ARRESTS 11/18/10
• INCIDENTS 11/18/10
• HOSPITAL 11/18/10
• Girls basketball capsules
• Winter Sports Preview: Boys Basketball: Brownstown Central High School
• Winter Sports Preview: Boys Basketball: Crothersville High School
• Winter Sports Preview: Boys Basketball: Medora High School
• Winter Sports Preview: Boys Basketball: Seymour High School
• Winter Sports Preview: Boys Basketball: Trinity Lutheran High School
• Rebecka Fee sentenced to 33 mos in prison
• Debt panel step in right direction
• Thumbs up to those who backed the Braves
• Burn ban lifted
• 134120, Indiana Lien
• New sheriff, new pay options
• Dems given chairs
• Fee hearing today
• Sobriety check set for Thursday
• RETAIL FOOD ESTABLISHMENT INSPECTIONS - OCTOBER 2010
• JUDGMENTS 11/17/10
• Education reforms take center stage
• Goodin touted for No. 2 spot in 2012 election
• Dodgeball set at Brownstown
• SICA offers art class for dads
• Library board OKs tech plan
• ARRESTS 11/17/10
• INCIDENTS 11/17/10
• HOSPITAL 11/17/10
• Lady Cougars fall short
• Borden downs Crothersville
• Winter Sports Preview: Girls Basketball: Brownstown Central High School
• Winter Sports Preview: Girls Basketball: Crothersville High School
• Winter Sports Preview: Girls Basketball: Medora High School
• Winter Sports Preview: Girls Basketball: Seymour High School
• Winter Sports Preview: Girls Basketball: Trinity Lutheran High School
• Writer defends area’s record on serving others
• Golden leash on the government
• Turkey Trot will assist food pantry, Girls Inc.
• ARRESTS 11/16/10
• INCIDENTS 11/16/10
• County OKs stimulus bonds
• GOP control renews school issues at General Assembly
• Red Cross sets baby sitter class
• Plan group to reconsider size restrictions on animated signs
• Landfill search for murder victim's body resumes
• Tour offers career insight
• Lucas named Seymour volleyball MVP
• Senior Focus: Sam Browning
• Winter season tickets on sale
• Baseball meeting set for Wednesday
• Weightlifting winners named at Brownstown
• Seymour bowlers compete at Versailles
• Locals compete in marathon, half marathon
• Foreclosures 11/15/10
• REAL ESTATE SALES DISCLOSURES 11/15/10
• GOP control renews school issues
• Landfill search for body resumes
• HOSPITAL 11/14/10
• Medora's girls game canceled Monday
• ARRESTS 11/15/10
• INCIDENTS 11/15/10
• Partisan fuel for a faulty engine
• Writer offers thanks to those who helped
• 121268, Indiana Lien
• 121387, Sheriff Sale, Cornwell Const.
• 121388, Sheriff Sale, Covert
• 121389, Sheriff Sale, Abbott
• 121390, Sheriff Sale, Franklin
• 121393, Sherriff Sale, Henson
• 121392, Sheriff Sale, Carter
• 121395, Sheriff Sale, Williams
• 121391, Sheriff Sale, Brian Properties
• 121396, Sheriff Sale, Cross
• Artisans share their wares
• 4 proposals submitted on new Rockford Bridge project
• 121397, Sheriff Sale, Gerth
• 121398, Sheriff Sale, Kepple
• Wall of Fame seeks nominees
• 121399, Sheriff Sale, Darkis
• Local government reform isn’t a given, even with GOP control
• 121370, Sheriff Sale, Catterton
• History comes alive
• 121400, Sheriff Sale, Reichenbacker
• 121380, Sheriff Sale, Day
• 121381, Sheriff Sale, Patton
• 121382, Sheriff Sale, Soto
• 121383, Sheriff Sale, Harden
• 121384, Sheriff Sale, Hamilton
• 121385, Sheriff Sale, Ward
• 121386, Sheriff Sale, Nolan
• 121394, Sheriff Sale, Boling
• Martha the IU cleaning lady returns
• Wildcats capitalize on Braves’ miscues
• Lady Cougars pull out win
• Medora tops Shawe for 5th place
• Barnett, Schoenfelder lead Tigers
• HOSPITAL 11/12/10
• Huskies charge past Lady Owls
• Tiger Fest set for Saturday
• Library plans public meeting
• Book club will discuss ‘Keeper’
• 134119, Seymour Transit
• Whitcomb to be honored
• Boys team film OK’d
• City to try for drainage study
• Seymour gymnasts move for a trial season
• A gift like no other
• SMALL CLAIMS 11/13/10
• JUDGMENTS 11/13/10
• Don't just pray -- pray big
• AmeriCorps open house set for Tuesday
• ARRESTS 11/13/10
• INCIDENTS 11/13/10
• HOSPITAL 11/13/10
• Bane signs with Marshall volleyball team
• Lady Hornets claim 1st win of season
• Lady Tigers come up short against Hilltoppers; Twisters slip past Lady Cougars
• Bane receives third straight MVP award
• Baseball teams forming in Brownstown
• Great day to be a Hoosiers fan
• Hospital board to meet Monday
• Library board to meet Monday
• Arts center plans reception
• Weekly rewards
• Program set on Social Security
• Watch Braves' football regional game online
• Honoring veterans
• Senior Focus: Anthony Martin
• Wrapped in valor
• Trueblood, Pedersen named Seymour's MVRs
• Loss of military lives ‘staggering’
• Henryville defeats Medora in hoops battle of Hornets
• Search enters Day 4
• Trinity girls hold off Shawe Memorial 36-32
• Dress code blues
• REAL ESTATE SALES DISCLOSURES 11/12/10
• 134112, City of Seymour
• HOSPITAL 11/12/10
• 134113 Unsupervised Administration, Koop
• INCIDENTS 11/12/10
• 134115, Technical Variance, Sage
• ARRESTS 11/12/10
• Sorority collecting donations for care packages Saturday
• Mountain lions apparently settling for the hills
• COMPLAINTS 11/12/10
• Voter registration clerk also did an admirable job
• JUDGMENTS 11/11/10
• We salute our military veterans
• Veteran lives to see new medals
• HOSPITAL 11/11/10
• INCIDENTS 11/11/10
• ARRESTS 11/11/10
• Alzheimer's meeting set
• School board OKs coaches
• Autism group to meet Nov. 18
• Street paving to start today
• Schools pay tribute to veterans
• Refuge battles 2 fires
• Mitch who?
• Landfill search continues
• 134110, City of Seymour
• Indiana lands basketball standout Cody Zeller
• 134114, Reedy Financial
• Trinity fall athletes recognized at banquet
• Writer disagrees with editorial on out-going clerk
• Regional-bound Braves look to keep season going
• ARRESTS 11/10/10
• Duck stamp art contest opens
• I-65 lanes to close tonight
• Tell a Marine ‘happy birthday’
• Police searching landfill for body of murdered man
• Search resumes for missing student
• Rainbow host for district school
• 2 wildfires burning at southern Indiana wildlife refuge
• Plans under way for community dinner
• Police search Medora Landfill for body of murdered man
• History just for fun
• Pep session planned for Braves football team; regional tickets on sale
• Veteran shares history
• Koester named MVP of Owls soccer team
• Blaze razes house
• Warriors slip by Lady Hornets in season opener
• Curious squirrel cuts power
• Lady Cougars charge past Tigers for opening-night win
• 134111, Service By Publication
• RETAIL FOOD ESTABLISHMENT INSPECTIONS: SEPTEMBER 2010
• Writer urges ‘no’ to dress plan at middle school
• SMALL CLAIMS 11/10/10
• Writer: We all need to help care for animals
• JUDGMENTS 11/10/10
• MARRIAGE LICENSES 11/10/10
• HOSPITAL 11/10/10
• INCIDENTS 11/10/10
• Veterans Day to shift trash routes
• Lady Braves ranked in preason basketball poll
• Teen group to meet Nov. 30
• Wrestlers hold cancer benefit
• Man killed in wreck
• SHS cheerleaders place 1st, SMS 2nd at regional contest
• Church collects gifts for needy
• Brownstown cheer squad places 2nd at state finals
• Elusive convict given 18 years
• Senior Focus: Katelyn Shoemaker
• Abuse of dog draws time
• Gallion, Lockman named Brownstown's MVRs
• Honoring veterans
• 'White Christmas' planned in Jennings
• Private graduates from Patriot Academy
• Explaining the rules
• HOSPITAL 11/9/10
• INCIDENTS 11/9/10
• ARRESTS 11/9/10
• FORECLOSURES 11/9/10
• Meeting on SMS dress code set
• Squirrel leads to power outage
• Book discussion set for Nov. 17
• 121336, Alcohol and Tobacco
• Social Security offices to close
• Police search Medora Landfill for body of murdered man
• Four area girls basketball teams tip off this week
• Sparks inducted into hall of fame
• Scamacca named MVP of Owls tennis team
• Jones repeats as top offensive player
• Good grief: Fall camporee brings snow flurries and pumpkins hurtling through sky at Freeman Field
• GOP takes aim at health care law
• Christmas trees survive drought
• The vote count is in
• 2 hurt in I-65 wreck Sunday night
• Obama trying to figure it all out
• HOSPITAL 11/6/10
• HOSPITAL 11/5/10
• INCIDENTS 11/8/10
• ARRESTS 11/8/10
• RECORD BOOK has been updated
• Sertoma Miracle sees need
• Man dies in wreck
• Preschool art classes offered
• Hospital calls closed session
• Libraries offer craft programs
• Book discussion to include pitch-in
• Wreck reported on Interstate 65; 2 injured
• I-65 lane closures set for Monday, Tuesday nights
• Christmas Child project under way
• Local athletes, coach recognized by organizations
• 134016, Variance, Allman
• Volleyball, cross country athletes honored at Medora
• 134107, Technical Variance Bledsoe
• Brownstown takes care of business
• 134108, Land Use Variance, Bledsoe
• Braves trample Rams
• 134109, Vehicle Auction, Taskey
• HOSPITAL 11/6/10
• INCIDENTS 11/6/10
• ARRESTS 11/6/10
• Kids gain some ‘Big’ friends
• Library closing for conference
• Turning point receives grant
• Town turns its attention to cats
• Display cases OK’d
• Wreck leads to death of infant
• Believe God answers prayers
• Consider what God has done
• 134014, Variance, Shawn Malone
• Former Lutheran Hour speaker to visit
• 134106, Duke Energy
• ARRESTS 11/5/10
• COMPLAINTS 11/5/10
• Learn to better use computers
• Social Security offices to close
• Veterans Day to shift trash routes
• Scouts to hurl pumpkins, eggs
• Crash leads to death of infant
• SEPAC schedules annual Holidays Arts & Crafts Market
• Never stop learning
• Brownstown makes plans for Christmas
• Out-going clerk earns applause
• Cast preps for 'Ever Young' presentation
• Record number participate in Fort Vallonia 5K
• Artists combine talents
• Enter His Courts sign-up set in Seymour
• Cops seek shoppers
• Senior Focus: Cameron Hensley
• Town considers hydrant costs
• Built on a Firm Foundation campaign under way
• Fewer voted here
• Track, football complex taking shape at Trinity
• County extends burn ban
• REAL ESTATE SALES DISCLOSURES 11/5/10
• HOSPITAL 11/5/10
• INCIDENTS 11/5/10
• It's easy to pair wines for 'big foods'
• Post-election congratulations and challenges
• IDEM: No serious issues
• County extends burn ban
• Fort Vallonia Days Baby Contest results
• COMING UP: Fewer voted here Tuesday
• 134105, Vacate, Cummins
• Thoughts for the weekend / 11/5/10
• 134103, Notice To Taxpayers, Additional Appropriations
• Enter His Courts sign-up planned for Sunday in Crothersville
• 134102, 2011 Budget Hearing
• HS FOOTBALL SECTIONAL FINALS: Brownstown Central; PLAYER PROFILE: Kevin Settle
• 134104, Notice of Administration, Corbin
• Classes pop up business
• DARE ceremony to honor grads
• Campers can reserve sites with phone call
• Libraries to offer Gaming Day
• Poll site changes worked
• HOSPITAL 11/4/10
• Town receives award, savings
• INCIDENTS 11/4/10
• Flu shots ready
• Reader poses a counter question for Bill Clinton
• ARRESTS 11/4/10
• Questionnaires, comments
• GOP wins clerk, recorder offices
• Voters call for changes in county council
• GOP broom sweeps wide swath in area
• Councilman moving to commissioner
• Young unseats Hill
• Voters re-elect Goodin
• Rematch to Carothers
• HOSPITAL 11/1/10
• INCIDENTS 11/3/10
• ARRESTS 11/3/10
• AP reports Goodin re-elected
• Open gym dates announced
• Dinner, tourney are Friday at Crothersville
• Football sectional tickets on sale at BCHS
• Crothersville fall athletes earn awards at banquet
• SHS grad qualifies as rescue swimmer
• HOSPITAL 11-2-10
• The thrill of the sale
• INCIDENTS 11-2-10
• Europe rethinks the welfare state
• ARRESTS 11-2-10
• Polls open with no problems; turnout appears good
• SMALL CLAIMS 11-2-10
• Jackson County poll sites
• 134101, Public Notice, City of Seymour
• Indiana voters deciding outcome of big GOP push
• New polling locations working well, official says
• Senior Focus: Bridgette Jones
• Paxton DeHaven named MVP for Lady Owls golf
• Republicans lead in most absentee balloting
• Absentee vote’s up
• Republicans leading in most offices
• Robbery nets man 18 years
• Republicans build leads with 17 precincts reporting
• Mountain lions spied in Lawrence
• GOP candidates widen leads with 28 precincts reporting
• Ninth close again
• Republicans sweep all but one race in Jackson County
• Tax volunteer workshop set
• Republicans sweep all but 1 office in Jackson County elections
• Borchers plans bazaar, dinner
• Young defeats Hill in 9th District
• Cover crop field day set Dec. 7
• Young defeats Hill in 9th District
• Early clues: What to watch
• Our community must become more involved
• Voters likely to OK caps
• Educate yourself and cast a vote
• ARRESTS 11/1/10
• INCIDENTS 11/1/10
• Seymour trash, recycle routes delayed for election
• Deputy spots mountain lion along highway in Lawrence County
• Proposed deer-hunting rules upset some
• 121207, Notice of Public Hearing
• Women check out health
• Second tax bills due by Nov. 10
• Candidates make late push to spur voters to polls
• Concert assists Sertoma Miracle
• Jackson County AmeriCorps searching for applicants; meeting set Monday
• County recycles election signs
• HOSPITAL 10/30/10
• HOSPITAL 10/29/10
• Local girls place at state
• Trinity’s comes up short
• JENNINGS COUNTY INCIDENTS 10/31/10
• Lady Braves fall to the Owls
• Volleyball semistate, cross country state held on Saturday
• INCIDENTS 10-30-10
• Ballot apps under review
• Christians must surrender their will to that of God
• Democrat flier touts Libertarian
• First came the song, then the singer
• 121201, Unsupervised Administration, Mellenbruch
• 121369, Storage Express
• 121202, Notice of Adoption, Annexation
• Eggersman leads Braves’ win
• Kids visit refuge
• DISSOLUTIONS 10-30-10
• Election 2010: On the campaign trail
• Trick-or-Treat hours
• Students try their hands at science
• SHS Key Club collecting food
• Vendors sought for craft show
• State plans to ease Starve Hollow silting
• Man accused of rape
• Learn to make Christmas cards
• City grows by leaps, boundaries
• State plans to ease Starve Hollow silting
• HOSPITAL 10-30-10
• Turning Point honors supporters and clients
• ARRESTS 10-30-10
• Flu shots available
• Weekly rewards
• Smocking topic of workshop
• Program to honor military, families
• Bible translator addresses Lutheran women
• Question 1 is a matter of local versus state control
• Make a difference with AmeriCorps program
• Daniels right on IURC decisions
• Early voting heavy
• Season-ending Halloween 200 set for Sunday at Salem
• County buys tasers for ISP
• Registration for cheer, gymnastics classes set
• State ends food aid for disabled
• Senior Focus: Kody Riddle
• Bricks of pot found
• Lady Owls advance in sectional with win over Panthers
• City protects Cummins grant
• Lady Cougars clinch volleyball sectional title
• 121329, Summons, Webb
• MARRIAGE LICENSES 10/22/10
• 121328, Auditor, Closing
• JUDGMENTS 10/22/10
• HOSPITAL 10/22/10
• INCIDENTS 10/22/10
• Woman injured in wreck
• State treasurer defines role of office
• Statewide races generate interest
• Football, volleyball polls released on Monday
• City OKs rates
• Braves, Owls to travel for first-round football sectional games
• Passenger thrown from rolling vehicle
• Volleyball teams set to begin sectional play next week
• 121089, Alcohol and Tobacco
• Senior Focus: Rachel Krieger
• Lady Owls beginning soccer sectional play today
• Cougars escape with 3-set win over Hornets
• Lady Owls defeat Red Devils on Senior Night
• HOSPITAL 10/12/10
• ARRESTS 10/12/10
• INCIDENTS 10/12/10
• Girls Inc. plans open gym times
• Local builders to meet Oct. 19
• Schneck goes pink
• Parent backs dress plan
• MelonFest contest winners announced
• Forums offer voters insights
• Cost among hurdles for year-round school
• Child born at 10:10 p.m. on 10/10/10
• Forums ready in 9th District
• Bartholomew County offices to get alarm buttons
• Social Security to remain flat
• Parties share questionable message
• Saving the past
• Deer hunting at base restricted
• COMING UP: Year-round school and other stories we're working on
• Pershing Township Fire District, 121166
• Everywhere there’s signs
• Oktoberfest just wasn’t the same without Mead
• Protect public and environment from old, unneeded medications
• ARRESTS 10/11/10
• Meeting offers benefits information
• GOP candidates to visit Seymour
• INDOT planning surplus auction
• RECENTLY POSTED: Jackson Bowl 2010 video
• Crash kills man
• Up, up and away
• INCIDENTS 10/11/10
• Crash kills man
• Fire watch Monday
• Lady Braves win Bishop Chatard Invitational
• IHSAA announces football tournament pairings
• Warren, Woods beaten
• Lady Owls pull off win over Grizzlie Cubs
• Cougars top Owls for sectional title
• Cougars down Hornets in 3 sets
• City to mull taxes, budget
• Bulldogs rally to edge Owls in HHC thriller
• Pursuit of $841,000 in back fees OK’d
• Braves claim MSC title on homecoming
• COMPLAINTS 10/9/10
• HOSPITAL 10/9/10
• INCIDENTS 10/9/10
• Art livens city scene
• ARRESTS 10/9/10
• Grow to be more like Jesus
• Depart from your sins
• Paint project put on hold
• Cortland School festival today
• Trinity defeats Seymour 5-2 for boys soccer sectional crown
• Jennings man accused of manufacturing meth
• Allison, Jordan Fife finish first in Oktoberfest 5K Run
• Crystal River to sing Sunday
• Open gym being offered at Girls Inc.
• Council sets overall budget at $19,063,314
• Softball club team forming in Seymour
• Sewer project change gets nod
• JUDGMENTS 10/8/10
• Ditch project to start soon
• think pink
• Exchange Club plans 5K run/walk at Fort Vallonia Days
• Drive to aid food pantries
• 3 sink holes in one in September at Hickory Hills
• Burrell honored as Firefighter of the Year
• Senior Focus: Braden Sciarra
• County woman jailed
• Lady Cougars place 3rd in CC invitational
• Early morning blaze hits Brownstown home
• Tigers, Owls, Braves win on volleyball court
• Weekly rewards
• Woods, Warren defeat Brown County in tennis sectional semifinals
• Letter writer doesn’t like Democrats
• Owls advance with 5-0 win over Eagles
• Sorority celebrates 50 years
• Brownstown Elementary musical puts the spotlight on heroes
• Americans must overcome apathy
• HOSPITAL 10/8/10
• INCIDENTS 10/8/10
• ARRESTS 10/8/10
• DISSOLUTIONS 10/8/10
• REAL ESTATE SALES DISCLOSURES 10/8/10
• SMALL CLAIMS 10/8/10
• Firefighters battle fire in Brownstown
• HOSPITAL 10/7/10
• 135970 , Medora Community Schools
• INCIDENTS 10/7/10
• 121161, Pershing Township
• ARRESTS 10/7/10
• 121160 Jackson County Clerk
• COMPLAINTS 10/7/10
• 121162, Jackson Co. Auditor
• Program to focus on foreclosure
• AmeriCorps seeks applicants
• Town hears stop sign request
• Fire strikes again
• Old National to buy Monroe Bank
• Columbus City Band preps for Fall Concert
• Crothersville Town Players to return
• ‘Lady’ taking stage
• Woman facing attempted aggravated battery charge
• County extends open burn ban
• Woods, Warren advance to tennis sectional semifinals
• Seymour airport opening hangars
• HS FOOTBALL WEEK 8: Seymour; PLAYER PROFILE: Logan Eppley
• Hill: Cuts will pass
• HS FOOTBALL WEEK 8: Brownstown Central; PLAYER PROFILE: Joseph Martinez
• Governor talks economics
• JUDGMENTS 10/7/10
• Shepard turning 100
• Town approves purchase policy
• 121155, Summons by Pubication
• Tigers' Elliott places 3rd, earns all-conference honors
• Shot pet finds no justice, letter writer contends
• Quilting series set at library
• Social Security offices to close
• Lady Braves win MSC cross country title
• Beading group sets meetings
• Court to decide on hate speech
• Drill team to perform Sunday
• Old National Bancorp to acquire Monroe Bancorp
• FORECLOSURES 10-6-10
• Commissioners renew burn ban
• Theft nets 15 years
• AmeriCorps seeks applicants
• HOSPITAL 10/6/10
• Cash falls out of armored car, into Indy traffic
• INCIDENTS 10/6/10
• Protecting against fire
• ARRESTS 10/6/10
• Sharpshooters headed to world tournament
• Jennings authorities seek suspects in theft
• Senior Focus: Evan Behmlander
• Fire damages house
• Lady Braves, Cougars win volleyball matches; Hornets fall at Borden
• Annual fall history tour to take place on Sunday
• Coming up: 'My Fair Lady'
• WTIU to focus on Seymour, Brownstown
• Owls win Brown County CC invite; Girls soccer team wins last regular-season game
• 121142, Medora Community Schools
• Trinity posts soccer win on Senior Night; Seymour JV teams split with Jennings County
• 121144, Storage Express Lien
• Lady Tigers are co-SAC champions -- for now
• HOSPITAL 10/5/10
• Big turnout possible
• Boomer plans to retain his Medicare card
• INCIDENTS 10/5/10
• Where was The Voice?
• ARRESTS 10/5/10
• Museum should be embarrassed
• Recycle, reuse old costumes
• Voter group’s website analyzes candidates’ stands
• JUDGMENTS 10/5/10
• Schools chief wants Indiana parents to sign pledge
• Knit Nights set at local library
• Fire damages Seymour home
• Trash pickup rescheduled
• Tipton Island tour set Sunday
• Forest restricts smoking
• Governor terminates IURC chairman
• Election board sets meeting
• Kimmel, Wood, Bailey capture season championships at Salem
• Film to focus on family violence
• 3-on-3 set at Immanuel Lutheran
• Gun nets men
• Pack the House Night planned Thursday at SMS
• COMPLAINTS 10/5/10
• Weekly polls released on Monday
• Auto industry jobs top 100,000
• Senior Focus: Ethan Brown
• Friends book sale Saturday
• Breast cancer survivors invited to open house
• COMING UP: Finding stolen gun leads to 2 arrests
• Owls finish 2nd behind Highlanders in conference meet
• COMING UP: Big turnout possible
• Tigers top Eagles for SAC volleyball win
• Stories we're working on for Tuesday
• Lady Owls place 3rd in HHC tournament
• Library to close Columbus Day
• Hackman finishes 13th at state
• Are you better off today than 2 years ago?
• Early voting under way today
• Mugging for the newspaper
• Training center opening doors
• State expects record deer harvest
• Parade squishes onward
• Protect children from found guns
• JUST POSTED: Protect kids from found guns
• HOSPITAL 10/02/10
• INCIDENTS 10/4/10
• HOSPITAL 10/1/10
• ARRESTS 10/4/10
• JUST POSTED: Arrests, incidents and hospital logs
• COMING UP: Record deer harvest expected
• COMING UP: Early voting starts Monday
• Pioneers outplay Owls in 2nd half for 4-2 win
• Hackman advances to final round of girls golf state finals
• Saturday at Oktoberfest
• Braves bounce back with MSC win
• City eyes water issues
• Hunters can help the hungry
• Owls mark homecoming with win
• HOSPITAL 10/2/10
• ARRESTS 10/2/10
• INCIDENTS 10/2/10
• Stay connected to church
• Church ramps up changes
• Street fairs predate city's Oktoberfest
• 121138, Unsupervised Administration, Cornett
• Seymour Swimming sets sign-ups
• Polka once more
• Lady Tigers pull out 5-set win at Shawe
• Arrest made in church burglary
• Library board reviews budget
• Tigers, Braves, Cougars win volleyball matches
• Refuge Week activities set
• Olympians edge Lady Owls 1-0 for HHC soccer title; Seymour boys, Trinity win on road
• Oktoberfest off to a good start
• Owls, Braves defeated in tennis sectional semifinals
• Shooting triggers warning
• Lady Cougars, Braves finish 2-3 at Pekin
• 121137, Notice of Opportunity for Public Hearing
• REAL ESTATE 10/1/10
• SMALL CLAIMS 10/1/10
• HOSPITAL 10/1/10
• INCIDENTS 10/1/10
• Friends attract crafter
• ARRESTS 10/1/10
• Hats off to lodge for dictionary program
• Friday at Oktoberfest
• Elements of Jazz to perform at Brownstown
• Book walk a hit
• We must be involved
• Theta Omega honored for contribution
• Chili supper to benefit Lutheran Central School
• FORECLOSURES 10/1/10
• Senior Focus: Zach Flinn
• INCIDENTS 9/30/10
• ARRESTS 9/30/10
• Seymour man accused of child molestation
• Oktoberfest information
• Festival fires up
• Today at Oktoberfest
• Friday's schedule of events for Seymour Oktoberfest
• Hill: 2 more years
• Festival remembers friend
• Robot finds tube
• Weekly rewards 10/1/10
• EPA sifts farm dust data
• Lions edge Rotarians in annual golf outing
• 121121 Notice of Suit, Dodge
• Seymour JV, freshman football teams win games
• 121127, Jackson County EMS
• Austin ends Trinity's tennis season
• Please get facts straight
• HS FOOTBALL WEEK 7: Brownstown Central; PLAYER PROFILE: Dakota Holman
• A pledge to nowhere
• HS FOOTBALL WEEK 7: Seymour; PLAYER PROFILE: Andrew Drinnon
• Wiretapping is no LOL matter
• Wineries worth a one-tank trip or a weekend stay
• MARRIAGE LICENSES 9/30/10
• HOSPITAL 9/30/10
• Dems shift cash
• ANOTHER VIEW: Hard choice on tax cuts
• Officers seek 290 charges
• OUR VIEW: Lame decision on tax cuts
• Gateway animation OK’d
• Trinity girls, Seymour boys win CC meets
• 121126 Court Claims
• Owls, Bull Dogs end in 0-0 draw; Soccer sectional matchups set for boys, girls
• 121103, Unsupervised Administration, Woodard
• Lady Braves claim 4-set win over Owls
• Making spirits soar
• JUDGMENTS 9/29/10
• Pantry’s shelves low
• HOSPITAL 9/29/10
• INCIDENTS 9/29/10
• ARRESTS 9/29/10
• Weekend Warriors feed youth
• Pershing Lions Club up and running
• Utility to flush mains
• Customers gain library's kudos
• COMING UP: Seymour man's creation joins sit-com cast Thursday
• Event to assist progeria fight
• Family thanks those who gave help after fire
• 121098, Notice Unsupervised Administration, Harrison
• Senior Focus: Aaron Beckort
• Braves top Eagles for 2nd in MSC; Tennis sectional pairings set
• Lady Cougars spin past Twisters for 19th win
• Lady Owls defeat Cubs 5-2 in HHC match
• HOSPITAL 9/28/10
• ARRESTS 9/28/10
• Artwork puts a smile on face of letter writer
• INCIDENTS 9/28/10
• Student defends schools, parents
• DISSOLUTIONS OF MARRIAGE
• Candidates must know and follow the letter of law
• Register for brat eating contest
• Police say relatives lied about boy’s shooting
• Lawmakers hoping to revise alcohol ID law
• 5-year-old girl shot after finding gun
• Talent show set for Saturday
• JUST POSTED in Opinion
• You may register for baby contest
• COMING UP: Food pantry running low
• Tour De Sox set for Saturday
• Hydrant flushing to start Monday
• Obama touts year-round school
• 5 run for Medora at Hope Heritage Days Classic
• Pay stays flat
• Braves, Cougars ranked again this week
• Grants target business startups
• Join the Race Remember Grace raises $41,000
• INCIDENTS 9/27/10
• Standing one’s ground
• ARRESTS 9/27/10
• Enjoy yourself and others at Oktoberfest 2010
• Some legislators ready to redo alcohol ID law
• Hoosiers can register to vote using cell phones
• Congressional districts in play across Indiana
• United Way pledges near 30% of goal
• DAREing to race
• Firefighters respond to 3 calls
• 121094, Medora Schools
• Cougars claim own volleyball invitational
• Information is sought on stolen jersey
• County reviews dog control
• County hears precinct request
• Seymour beats Madison, BNL
• Trinity clinches Cougar Cup
• Suspect dies after chase
• State lays off 30 INDOT workers
• Hackman qualifies for state
• HOSPITAL 9/25/10
• HOSPITAL 9/24/10
• Lady Owls hold off Grizzly Cubs for win
• Cross country teams run in invitationals
• Shift focus to the positives
• Von Fange bids taken under advisement
• Fans cook up football flavor
• Service, ceremony held at Trinity UMC
• City eyes roof
• IU prof weighs in on economy
• Day care takes part in See You at the Pole
• HOSPITAL 9/25/10
• ARRESTS 9/25/10
• INCIDENTS 9/25/10
• Taylorsville man dies following chase after bank robbery
• BC's Hackman qualifies for golf state finals
• Owls defeat Cubs for 7th in HHC
• Owls use big plays to down Braves in Jackson Bowl
• A hard-fought win
• Stop killing yourself
• Field fire stopped
• ARRESTS 9/24/10
• Resident leading discussions on U.S. heritage
• What Betty didn’t say
• Weekly rewards
• Thoughts for the weekend
• Entry forms for Oktoberfest run, walk available
• Baking deadline set for Seymour’s Oktoberfest
• Senior Focus: Kennedie Miller
• County teams run at Paoli; Trinity tennis wraps up regular season
• Orleans tops Medora in 3 sets; Braves, Cougars earn home wins
• No. 6 Bulldogs rally to defeat Owls in volleyball
• JACKSON SUPERIOR COURT I JUDGMENTS 9/24/10
• Owls soccer team wins on Senior Night
• MARRIAGE LICENSES 9/24/10
• Changes delay Medora covered bridge project
• DISSOLUTIONS of MARRIAGE 9/24/10
• 121093, ASC Group
• HOSPITAL 9/23/10
• Commiskey man killed in wreck
• JACKSON SUPERIOR COURT I 9/24/10
• ‘Brain’ powers smart medicine at Schneck
• INCIDENTS 9/24/10
• Record heat due
• Flames holding tryout Saturday
• Patriot yearbook now available
• Poll sites move
• Owls JV football team earns season's 1st win, freshmen lose
• Field fire threatens central Indiana homes
• Plan will ‘celebrate’ Bell Ford
• Powerlifter returning for shows in area
• Man running for secretary of state gives up town seat
• 121086, Owen Salt Creek
• Braves JV football team tops Cougars
• Mother faces 8 charges of neglect in Marion County
• 121068 Notice of Adoption, Seymour Schools
• Olympians defeat Owls 4-1 in HHC tourney
• Alcohol involved in Columbus drowning
• 121085, Redding Township
• Owls, Braves set to face off in Jackson Bowl
• Center offering photo course
• 121083, Hamilton Twp.
• HS FOOTBALL WEEK 6: Brownstown Central; PLAYER PROFILE: Jordan Turpin
• Brownstown sets dance Saturday
• HS FOOTBALL WEEK 6: Seymour; PLAYER PROFILE: Alex Barnett
• Library launches Crafty Readers
• HOSPITAL 9/23/10
• 121084, Jackson Washington
• Students share prayers
• Jennings County wreck leaves one dead
• ARRESTS 9/23/10
• Writer: Both sides wrong on uniform issue
• INCIDENTS 9/23/10
• Grasping for a cure from reform
• Seymour Library to close for festival
• Winefest features blues and other music acts
• Preschool art classes planned
• Red flag warning still in effect
• Ride coupons are available
• Jackson Bowls shirts on sale Friday at SHS
• DARE derby returns
• Special youth deer hunting season set for this weekend
• Seymour soccer squads make clean sweep at Jennings County
• Police chief plans meeting
• Church plans soup supper
• Bypass hearing set for Sept. 30
• Autism support group to meet
• Refuge seeks volunteer aid
• HOSPITAL 9/22/10
• INCIDENTS 9/22/10
• Fair Tax is repressive
• Vendor offers insight into bill
• Learn what you can of candidates
• Fundraiser set for Saturday
• Oktoberfest ride bracelet coupons are available
• Teachers face hit on insurance
• Jobless claims dip
• 121056, Medora School
• European Challenge Tour comes to a close
• Horseshoe tournament set Saturday
• Trinity netters win 5-0
• Several Cougars have time drops in 3-way
• Cougars claw past Tigers on volleyball court; Owls win, Hornets fall in road matches
• Senior Focus: Kaitlin Grindlay
• Overheard: Local residents' views
• 4 Seymour swimmers earn all-American honors
• INCIDENTS 9/21/10
• Math, recycling matter
• Recession over?
• BC's Bane named MVP of volleyball tournament
• 121062, Notice for Bids
• Cougars shut out Indians in soccer
• 121060, Indiana Department Environment Management
• 121067, Notice of Administration, Thomas
• Hymn sing set at Mount Zion
• 121054, Brownstown Notice of Adoption
• Walking group forming today
• Braves beat Pirates in MSC tennis matchup; Owls fall in 1st round of HHC, Cougars lose on road
• City commission sets meeting
• Local economy topic of program
• Arts center sets clay class
• Missing Jennings man found
• Keep Bush tax cuts for everyone
• Arrest made in theft
• County jobless rate dips
• HOSPITAL 9/21/10
• County teams remain ranked
• Blaze strikes home
• Jackson Bowl tickets on sale
• ARRESTS 9/21/10
• 120873, Sheriff Sale, David Wilde
• 120881, Sheriff Sale, VanArsdell
• 120888, Sheriff Sale, Thomas
• Growth of Hoosier hog industry still worries activists
• 120887, Sheriff Sale, Hudson
• 120880, Sheriff Sale, Pam Ross
• 120886, Sheriff Sale, McCormick
• 120872, Sheriff Sale, Brown
• 120885, Sheriff Sale, Larsen
• 120871, Sheriff Sale, Collier
• 120884, Sheriff Sale, Koop
• 120870, Sheriff Sale, Leslie
• 120883, Sheriff Sale, Bowers
• 120869, Sheriff Sale, Gray
• Cooking up support
• 120868, Sheriff Sale, Patton
• INCIDENTS 9/20/10
• 120867, Sheriff Sale, Wagner
• ARRESTS 9/20/10
• 120865, Sheriff Sale, Brown
• Writer takes on Young’s Social Security view
• 120866, Sheriff Sale, Johnson
• Writer is critical of Hill’s Social Security ad
• 120879, Sheriff Sale, Wilson
• Time to eat and stump
• 120890, Sheriff Sale, Sawyer
• Report notes lack of focus on threats
• 120877, Sheriff Sale, Ricky Johnson
• Economic panel says recession ended in June 2009
• 120875, Sheriff Sale, Wolfe
• Police looking for missing man
• 120874, Sheriff Sale, Smith
• Target: early voters
• Lodge offers chicken dinner
• SICA planning preschool class
• County declares burning ban
• 2 face nudity, intoxication charges
• Man hurt in wreck Sunday
• 3 schools run in invitationals
• Braves finish second at Scottsburg Invitational
• JUDGMENTS 9/18/10
• 2 positions open for travel baseball team
• 121046, City of Seymour
• 101 participate in MelonFest 5K
• Local grads jump into fall athletic season
• Lady Tigers win SAC match on road Fri., Cougars lose Thurs.; Braves tennis competing in tourney
• County OKs proposal for windmill
• Durham faces foreclosure on Indianapolis mansion
• Owls show improvement despite loss
• Proposed project would revamp Indiana 135
• County to gain CASA program
• Jury awards family $23.5M
• Braves break away from Cougars
• HOSPITAL 9/18/10
• ARRESTS 9/18/10
• INCIDENTS 9/18/10
• Live like a person who knows God is with them
• Sometimes, oil and water do mix
• County issues burn ban
• INDOT planning bridge inspections near Louisville
• Woman with local ties murdered
• Scott County man faces marijuana charge
• Lady Braves, Owls win volleyball matches in 3 sets
• At the edge of the runway
• MARRIAGE LICENSES 9/17/10
• Bayon's Believers ready to ride again
• COMPLAINTS 9/17/10
• Become involved in our community
• HOSPITAL 9/17/10
• Constitutional challenge
• INCIDENTS 9/17/10
• 121051, Technical Variance, Sewell
• ARRESTS 9/17/10
• 121048, Technical Variance, Huffman
• JUDGMENTS 9/17/10
• 121047, Notice of Administration, Harlow
• REAL ESTATE SALES DISCLOSURES 9/17/10
• 121043, Shields Crossing
• Health, PE classes meshed
• Hoosiers find new option for health care
• Emerson plans Tailgate Party for playground
• Crothersville hires coaches and advisers
• Hospital board sets meetings
• BCCS budget set at $15.4M
• INCIDENTS 9-16-10
• Students show their P.R.I.D.E.
• SMALL CLAIMS 9-16-10
• U.S. Constitution still vital today
• ARRESTS 9-16-10
• HS FOOTBALL WEEK 5: Brownstown Central; PLAYER PROFILE: Mark Reynolds
• 121025, Seymour Redevelopment Commission
• HS FOOTBALL WEEK 5: Seymour; PLAYER PROFILE: Brady Cockerham
• Learn the facts, decide
• Woman’s body found
• Helping the animals
• Dry summer thins yields for many
• Wegan plans harvest dinner
• State police will collect old drugs
• 3 artists show work at center
• Jobs, economy lead questions
• Law protects health, dental records
• 2011 raises at risk
• Jackson Bowl shirts on sale
• Seymour shifts money for bills
• Girls biddy ball set at Brownstown
• Dress code further defined
• Seymour freshman, JV squads fall to Floyd Central
• HOSPITAL 9-16-10
• Braves JV shuts out Lions
• State prisons pay jail $44,870
• Raptor Days will return to Hardy Lake
• Police investigating rape report
• Marine's remains arrive in region
• Law governs patients' health records
• Egg recalls prompting inspections
• House fire was set
• Seymour man hurt in ATV wreck at Columbus
• 120882, Sheriff Sale, Ellis
• Traffic stop nets pot arrest
• Sign-up under way for Oktoberfest 5K
• City nixes spot
• Football stadium seats on sale
• Blaze destroys residence
• Annexation moves forward
• Brownstown, Trinity teams remain ranked
• 121027, Variance, Jason Sanders
• Senior Focus: Cody Scamacca
• 121028, Indiana Dept of Transportation
• Brave golfers win at home, Owls 2nd in 3-way; Cougar soccer team falls 2-1
• 121021, Notice of Administration, Scott
• Seymour, Brownstown post 5-0 tennis wins
• Lawmakers should ban Spice, or K23
• Cougars pass by Rebels in 5-set thriller; Jets down Tigers in straight sets
• Building our leaders
• ARRESTS 9/14/10
• Grades for autos merit failing mark
• INCIDENTS 9/14/10
• 121023, Lien Notice
• HOSPITAL 9/11/10
• Boehner says he’d support tax cut that excludes the wealthy
• INCIDENTS 9/13/10
• Covered bridge closer to leaving
• HOSPITAL 9/10/10
• ARRESTS 9/13/10
• Manager shot during hardware store robbery
• Trial to begin for teen in brother’s strangling
• Spotlight is on sideshows at MTV Video Music Awards
• Prepare for emergencies
• Latest proposals won’t go too far
• Prehistoric tools focus of talk
• Crothersville OKs security devices
• Fire destroys home
• 121030, City of Seymour
• Moto, wind seek OKs
• MelonFest Parade marches on despite rain
• 121024, City of Seymour
• Braves girls win cross country invitational
• Brownstown freshmen compete at Shelbyville
• Owls, Cougars improve
• Lady Braves wind up 3rd in MSC
• Owls finish 2nd in Hoosier Hills tournament
• Christian Men meeting Monday
• Princess-Frog party Thursday
• Drainage board cancels meeting
• Pershing Lions Club sets its charter meeting
• Schneck plans car seat checks
• Owls win 4 at Jeff
• Town receives 2 town hall offers
• Improved safety is goal of project at intersection near Madden Hill
• Workers rally in time of need
• Hunter education class being offered
• Lady Cougars down Spartans in 3 sets
• Brownstown tennis defeats Salem for 10th straight win
• Bramble leads Highlanders past Owls
• Braves thump Lions for MSC win
• Laughter can be good medicine
• HOSPITAL 9/11/10
• ARRESTS 9/11/10
• INCIDENTS 9/11/10
• Annexation hearing set
• Missing members slow action
• Fish fry is today at Vallonia
• SMALL CLAIMS 9-11-10
• Joseph was in God's hands
• Marine dies in Afghanistan
• Good intentions must be turned into actions
• Daniels directs flags to be lowered to half-staff
• Mo-ped wreck sends Brownstown man to hospital
• 121022, Simmons By Publication
• HOSPITAL 9/10/10
• Southern Indiana Marine on 3rd deployment when killed
• Leadership seeks students, director
• Flames tryouts set for Saturday
• INCIDENTS 9/10/10
• Senior Focus: Taylor Morrow
• ARRESTS 9/10/10
• Crothersville boys place 3rd, girls 5th at Corydon; Medora runs in 3-way at Orleans
• Chase ends with suspect’s arrest
• Red Devils hand Cougars 1st soccer loss; Seymour teams split with New Albany
• Bids too high
• Braves squeak out 3-2 win over Stars
• Local vote center moves
• Lady Braves victorious in battle of ranked volleyball teams
• Fair Tax? Who says so?
• Lady Owls post 10th volleyball win; Cougars defeat Hilltoppers in 3 on road
• Burning Quran solves nothing
• Pershing to open museum
• Oktoberfest again to hold window contest
• Drive strives to place books in readers' hands
• Do you have stars on yars?
• Show of spirit pays off twice
• Kids urged to be nosy
• 120999, Jackson Co. Treasurer, 1 of 2
• Lady Braves claim win on home course
• 120999. Jackson Co. Treasurer, pg 2 of 2
• HS FOOTBALL WEEK 4: Seymour; PLAYER PROFILE: Jacob Carmichael
• 120989, Salt Creek Township
• HS FOOTBALL WEEK 4: Brownstown Central; PLAYER PROFILE: Evan Eggersman
• HOSPITAL 9/9/10
• INCIDENTS 9/9/10
• ARRESTS 9/9/10
• Police find meth lab in Crothersville
• 2 hurt in Jennings County wreck
• Library offering program on Alzheimer's
• Cheerleaders collecting for Anchor House
• Tips and trips: Back to the basics, wine judging, visiting Oak Hill
• Kids quiz governor
• Compelled to go further
• Stam joins parade
• Slow-moving farm equipment takes to county’s roads
• Commissioners pass on fire ban
• East edges Owls JV, blanks freshmen
• Twins can unite
• Panthers defeat Braves in JV football
• United Way launches drive
• 3 county teams among rankings
• Variety of acts set for MelonFest
• Family seeks waiver
• Auditions set for JCCT production
• Pride in our community
• Grim outlook puts House up for grabs
• Dress code an idea worth pursuing
• Jury says guilty
• Missing cut could turn out to be a good thing
• Fee faces hearing in plea
• Cougars, Tigers win volleyball contests; Tennis, golf teams compete, too
• Catholic classes to begin
• Lady Owls blank Pirates in soccer; Cougars, Bulldogs end in draw
• 121003, Name Change, Satterfield
• 4 county teams run at Hardy Lake
• SMALL CLAIMS 9/8/10
• MARRIAGE LICENSES 9/8/10
• HOSPITAL 9/8/10
• INCIDENTS 9/8/10
• ARRESTS 9/8/10
• Friends' book sale set for Saturday
• Festival board to meet with vendors
• INCIDENTS 9/7/10
• ARRESTS 9/7/10
• Oktoberfest board to meet with vendors
• Plea, sentence hearing set for Fee
• MUTC and Atterbury training more civilians
• Skillman earns first college degree at 59
• Man arrested in connection with town hall theft
• Wind, dry tinder pose threat
• Seeking the right fit
• Man's trial starts without him
• Solid Rock plans concert
• 9-11 ride aids skate park effort
• 120908, Alcohol & Tobacco
• Writer says representative should not lead
• Tea party has right to march in VJ Day parade
• You learn something daily
• BP oil spill fix is looking slippery
• United Way kicking off fund drive
• Skills key to future jobs
• Festival eyes the past
• Field fire prompts warning
• Obama pitches $50 billion infusion for infrastructure
• BC freshmen go 2-1 at tourney
• Senior Focus: Preston DeHaven, Seymour High School
• Raising the bar
• Harpe enters role as Seymour A.D.
• Society needs less hate
• Celebrate your job this holiday
• Panthers blank Owls in soccer
• Church plans smorgasbord and bazaar
• SHS band to play before all home football games
• Road to close at U.S. 31 Tuesday
• HOSPITAL 9/4/10
• HOSPITAL 9/3/10
• SUPERIOR COURT I SMALL CLAIMS 9/5/10
• CIRCUIT COURT JUDGMENTS 9/5/10
• PROPERTY FORECLOSURES 9/5/10
• CIVIL COMPLAINTS 9/5/10
• United Way teams NFL Play 60
• Showing her colors
• Girls volleyball: Barr Reeve Invitational
• ARRESTS 9/4/10
• INCIDENTS 9/4/10
• Moved by a sermon
• Opportunity knocks
• Flames teams holding tryouts
• Braves claim win in county tennis rivalry
• Olympians score early to top Owls
• Braves take command of MSC
• Reunion comes 25 years after fleeing Vietnam
• State reports year’s 1st West Nile cases
• Seymour leaf pickup should start by Oct. 11
• 120996, City of Seymour
• Theft of boards won’t deter Medora covered bridge rehab work
• Leaves falling early
• Ignore the talking heads
• Indiana governor helps raise cash for Mississippi GOP
• Weekly rewards
• Sprucing up
• Dissolutions 9/3/10
• Police check theft from covered bridge
• Crothersville police check 12 cases in August
• Builders group plans golf outing
• ARRESTS 9/3/10
• Senior Focus: Austin Edington
• HOSPITAL 9/2/10
• County teams compete in cross country, soccer, golf contests
• Brownstown downs Corydon
• Owls outplay Panthers down stretch for win; Braves, Cougars tally victories
• Owls lose at Columbus East
• Tigers top Hornets for 3rd volleyball win
• Key foes pass on tax cap fight
• Police seize pot plants
• 120991, Salt Creek Township
• 120990, Jackson County Auditor
• Some Dems warm up to extending federal tax cuts
• 120981, Jackson County Auditor
• Meth cook found
• Hoosiers register online
• Children are removed from woman’s home when meth lab is found
• High School Football, Week Three: Seymour Owls: Player Profile, Currey Milroy
• 120958, Seymour Tax Levies
• 120988, Jackson County Budget
• Students finding options at the CORE of learning
• It’s back: Time zone rift
• Grant will fund upgrades for wastewater treatment plant
• 120967 Delinquent Tax, Page 1 of 2
• 120967, Delinquent Tax, Page 2 of 2
• 120987, City of Seymour Budget
• 120957, IDEM
• 120984. Hamilton Twp Fire Dept.
• Restoring Honor offers hope
• Co-op improving our community
• INCIDENTS 9/2/10
• ARRESTS 9/2/10
• Owls find new 2011 football foe
• High School Football, Week Three: Brownstown Central Braves: Player Profile, Scott Baker
• Vandalism, theft lead to arrests of 4 teens
• 120962, Additional Appropriation, Seymour
• Rerouting the Von Fange part of Third Street sewer project
• District walk fails to convince
• History shows folly of our depending on government
• INCIDENTS 9/1/10
• ARRESTS 9/1/10
• Lugar says questions remain on Iraq
• Barbecue planned before Friday's game
• A few 'unlucky breaks,' but still a strong finish
• Lady Tigers drop 3rd straight match Tuesday
• Tennis, cross country, golf teams compete on road
• Students find options at the CORE of learning
• Seymour soccer teams score wins over Jeffersonville
• Ice cream social set for Sept. 11
• Lady Hornets clinch 1st volleyball win
• Club plans run, walk at festival
• Police find meth lab while serving warrant
• Ducks Unlimited plans banquet
• State hospital errors dip
• Jackson County Retail Food Establishment Inspections July 2010
• Seymour enlists 3-D animation to help sell plans for gateway into city
• HOSPITAL 8/31/10
• Drug-free panel awards grants
• Brownstown teams remain ranked in polls
• Car show reset for Sept. 19 near Shields Park
• Stars sweep singles, defeat Owls 3-2; Braves collect MSC win at home
• Lady Braves win home golf match
• Obama ends fight in Iraq
• Trinity stays undefeated in soccer
• FACT CHECK: Is Iraq combat really over for U.S.?
• Cougars, Braves pick up volleyball victories
• Bicyclist hurt in Jennings County incident
• Church seeks information
• INCIDENTS 8/31/10
• House explodes from meth cook
• ARRESTS 8/31/10
• Hill plans 2nd tele-town hall
• Dog Days Dog Show winners
• Income up slightly; U.S. savings drop
• JACKSON CIRCUIT COURT JUDGMENTS 8/31/10
• 120965, Indiana Lien
• Cars drive spending
• 120966, Notice of Sale, Lorenzo & Bevers
• Tax credit loss, tighter lending affect home sales
• 3 teens injured as vehicle rolls
• HOSPITAL 8/29/10
• Appeal filed in porn suit
• Alzheimer’s topic of free program
• Appeal filed in porn ruling
• Seymour youth places 2nd at national trapshooting event
• Senior Focus: Hannah Currao
• INCIDENTS 8/30/10
• Writer asks: Where has the respect gone?
• Congress should extend tax cuts
• 120805 Jacson Twp
• Puttin’ on the dog
• 120971, Petition to Vacate, Crawford
• Signs signal storm alerts
• Food allergies lead to new dog treats
• INCIDENTS 8/30/10
• Missing North Vernon man found
• ARRESTS 8/30/10
• Owls clinch 4-1 win over the Patriots
• Braves win 2nd straight Brown County title
• Girls volleyball: Columbus East Invitational
• HOSPITAL 8/28/10
• HOSPITAL 8/27/10
• JENNINGS COUNTY ARRESTS 8/29/10
• Oktoberfest parade deadline is Sept. 17
• Visteon plant finds new use as high-tech park
• Local squads run at Salem
• Freshmen lead Owls girls, boys
• Seymour powers past Whiteland 12-2
• Share the love of reading
• 120949, Rose Acres Farms
• 120948, Rose Acres
• 120951, Indiana Lien
• Lady Cougars finish 2nd in 4-way
• HOSPITAL 8/28/10
• INCIDENTS 8/28/10
• ARRESTS 8/28/10
• SMS open houses set for Tuesday
• Tent meeting beginning Sept. 4
• Opportunity knocks
• Take a daily walk
• Golf shootout set today at Otter Creek
• Braves romp Pirates in MSC opener
• Owls come up with big win
• Brownstown schools asking for $1.18 tax rate
• Home sales mixed
• Learn about how to adopt
• Stratton-Porter focus of library presentation
• Take the mystery out of family history
• Weekly rewards
• Family embraces spirit of helping community
• Cougar runners sweep 4-way; Tiger boys place 5th at Charlestown
• Robbery suspect awaits hearing
• Cougars hand Lady Owls 1st volleyball loss
• Teen dies in wreck
• Rams down Hornets on volleyball court; Cougars pull out 5-setter
• Porn protesters celebrate
• Seymour boys, girls beat Scottsburg in soccer
• 120934 Jackson Washington Township Fire
• Cougars bounce back with win; Panthers slip by Owls 3-2
• 120933 Redding Township Fire
• DISSOLUTIONS 8/27/10
• 120945 Jackson Co Rural Electric
• HOSPITAL 8/27/10
• 120935 Administrator, Duncan
• INCIDENTS 8/27/10
• 120936 Unsupervised Administration, Pearson
• ARRESTS 8/27/10
• JUDGMENTS 8/27/10
• Stratton-Porter to come to life
• Hospital to offer medication tips
• Seymour moves renaming street forward
• Teams sought for volleyball tournament
• Dog Days near
• Seymour JV, freshmen fall to Bull Dogs
• City eyes bond
• Brownstown JV team beats Mitchell 36-6
• Robbery makes a splash
• Lady Owls post 22-stroke win over Olympians; Panthers clip Braves
• 120913 Brownstown Public Library
• Eagles hand Cougars 1st tennis loss
• 120918 Delinquent Tax List, page 1 of 2
• COMPLAINTS 8/26/10
• 120918, Delinquent Tax List, Page 2 of 2
• SMALL CLAIMS 8/26/10
• HOSPITAL 8/26/10
• INCIDENTS 8/26/10
• ARRESTS 8/26/10
• REAL ESTATE SALES DISCLOSURES 8/26/10
• Stone tools on library agenda
• Rally, hunt to aid Drug Free group
• Rescue costs mount
• Why is the bile so vile?
• HS FOOTBALL WEEK 2: Seymour; PLAYER PROFILE: Austin Acton
• Kill U.S. bailout of pension plans
• HS FOOTBALL WEEK 2: Brownstown Central; PLAYER PROFILE: David Baker
• Powerball tickets worth $200,000 apiece unclaimed in Indiana
• Golf, tennis, soccer teams compete on road
• Lady Cougars defeat Mohawks in 3; Braves win, Tigers fall on road
• Dynamic duo
• INCIDENTS 8/25/10
• HOSPITAL 8/25/10
• ARRESTS 8/25/10
• City bargaining group to meet
• Man captured in river after fleeing from robbery at liquor store
• Slots open for cancer screenings
• Where We the People stand
• Helping change lives
• Don’t use disaster to create more regs
• REMC requests a rate increase
• Daniels says Indiana will seek new stimulus money
• State plans DUI check on Sept. 2
• Retired state trooper found dead in lake
• Board OKs budget
• RV company buys Indiana plant for luxury trailers
• Cereplast receives grant
• Work nears on $100 million medical center
• JCCT production wraps up this weekend
• Brownstown football, volleyball earn rankings
• 120896 Jackson County Library
• Senior Focus: Allison Applewhite
• School trustees to pick insurance carrier
• Participating in VJ Day parade a sign of freedom
• Co-op knocks down store
• Celebrating Social Security
• Election board to meet Thursday
• Indiana should adopt tax waiver
• Police stress rail crossing safety
• Indiana study panel to take up issue of teen sexting
• Library wants you to put your nose in a book
• Zoo weighs possible beer sales to patrons
• Business Blitz hitting the streets
• INDOT plans resurfacing work on U.S. 50
• Pretium expanding, adding jobs
• Fury holding tryout Saturday
• City eyes land on fall tax sale
• After tying for 34th in Germany, it's off to Wales
• 120917 Jackson Co. Rural Electric
• Brave golfers win, boys tennis loses
• 120917 Jackson Co. Rural Electric
• Lady Tigers knock off Senators for 2nd win
• Royalty wins girls race at Bedford
• Cougars score 3 goals in 2nd half for win over Jets
• HOSPITAL 8/24/10
• INCIDENTS 8/24/10
• ARRESTS 8/24/10
• GameStop plans Jackson Park store
• Citizen’s tip leads to drug find
• Sheriff Sale, Hoene, 99292
• Sheriff Sale, Estes, 99289
• Indiana State Fair ends with slightly smaller crowd
• Sheriff Sale, Peyton, 99290
• Arizona sheriff Arpaio big draw at Indiana GOP events
• Sheriff Sale, Abner, 99291
• Taxpayers use transit, too
• Sheriff Sale, Nicholson, 99293
• Ideas can survive tech’s advances
• Sheriff Sale, Henson, 99294
• Awareness campaign to stress railroad safety
• Buses pass check
• COMING UP
• Sheriff Sale, Jones, 99295
• GameStop store coming to Seymour
• Kids play role in safety, too
• Farm Store building comes down
• 120914 Petition to Vacate
• Sheriff Sale Motosicky, 99284
• Sheriff Sale, Spencer, 99296
• Sheriff Sale, Kleber, 99255
• Sheriff Sale, McCannon, 99297
• Sheriff Sale, Cochran, 99285
• Daniels welcomes veterans in Indianapolis; Biden to address them later today
• Sheriff Sale, Herzner, 99298
• Sheriff Sale, Davidson, 99286
• Superior Court Civil Complaints 8/23/10
• Grant aids 4 more homes
• Sheriff Sale, Burt, 99254
• Recycle-Mania targeting waste
• Sheriff Sale, McCleery, 99299
• Sheriff Sale, Hobson, 99287
• Circuit Court Civil Complaints 8/23/10
• Sheriff Sale, Lance, 99300
• Sheriff Sale, Boyd, 99257
• ARRESTS 8/23/10
• Job numbers climbing higher
• Sheriff Sale, Wheeler, 99288
• INCIDENTS 8/23/10
• MARRIAGE LICENSES 8/23/10
• Woman, 37, killed in ATV crash
• HOSPITAL 8/21/10
• HOSPITAL 8/20/10
• Cougar girls capture meet
• Cougars kick way past Shiners
• School board sets special meetings for Tuesday night
• Redeemer sets hog roast and games Saturday
• Run-walk assists scholarship fund
• Owls win home opener
• Library’s teen group to meet
• Owls earn 3rd title in a row at Borden
• Dog Days show set for Aug. 28
• Friday night lights return
• Town will flush hydrants
• Prosperity can take people away from faith in God
• Minister works to make church ‘a place of grace’
• Fall league organizing in Brownstown
• Cougars volleyball, tennis teams win matches
• Lady Braves tally best score of season
• Cook leads Bull Dogs past Owls
• Eggersman scores 3 TDs in Braves' season opener
• Seymour Community Schools bus routes 2010-2011
• Seymour Community Schools bus route information
• Marketers scrambling for eggs
• Earbuds taking some blame for teens losing part of their hearing
• HOSPITAL 8/18/10
• Noise law faces repeal
• HOSPITAL 8/19/10
• ARRESTS 8/21/10
• New directors join Main Street
• 4th Saturday event planned
• Indiana mom charged with starving 4-year-old to death
• Masonic Lodge in Brownstown plans fish fry
• Weekly rewards
• Officers check 224 reports
• Owls lose soccer opener; Warriors defeat Cougar golfers
• Diagnose this strange disorder
• Lady Owls record season-opening volleyball win
• Bible pieces join museum
• Braves ace Cougars in MSC tennis; Owls lose home opener
• Eastern influence
• Lady Braves stay solid for win; Hornets, Tigers drop matches
• Army chief sees long future for MUTC
• Seymour boys run in pack to win own invite
• Job skills under study
• JUDGMENTS 8/20/10
• Vandal splits phone line
• HOSPITAL 8/20/10
• Owen Salt Creek Twp., 120893
• INCIDENTS 8/20/10
• ARRESTS 8/20/10
• Marching Owls plan free concert tonight at SHS
• FORECLOSURES 8/20/10
• COMPLAINT 8/20/10
• DISSOLUTIONS 8/20/10
• Tampico reunion is postponed
• Police solve thefts
• Braves land in top 25 in AP poll
• Obesity brings discrimination
• Club asks fans to wear purple
• ‘Belly bulge’ threatens healthy
• Cougars open tennis season with win; Trinity golfers lose on road
• HS FOOTBALL WEEK 1: Brownstown Central; PLAYER PROFILE: Steffen Lewis
• HS FOOTBALL WEEK 1: Seymour; PLAYER PROFILE: Chris McIntire
• HOSPITAL 8/19/10
• INCIDENTS 8/19/10
• ARRESTS 8/19/10
• Man flown to Methodist Hospital after losing control of motorcycle
• Brownstown will straighten ditch
• Officers check 190 complaints
• Keeping the dream alive
• Firefighters answer two calls
• Watershed tax cut signed 29 years ago
• Library OKs Internet policy
• Thermostat maker to relocate production from Mexico to Columbus
• Ag tour links farm, business
• 2,000 marijuana plants found in park
• A slap stirring debate
• Army chief sees long future for Atterbury, MUTC
• Couple hurt in collision
• Vandals cut phone line
• JUDGMENTS 8/18/10
• HOSPITAL 8/18/10
• INCIDENTS 8/18/10
• ARRESTS 8/18/10
• 2 arrested on burglary charges
• National Commercial, 120859
• A new year, beginnings
• Unsupervised Administration, Mead, 120849
• County collects cash for inmates
• Summons, Ramirez, 120851
• SICA exhibit offers work of local artists
• Unsupervised Administration, Paprich, 120848
• Dress hunters in orange at refuge
• Debating political debates
• Town taps gaming money for cruiser
• What’s French for ‘U.S. bailout’?
• DeHart places 4th in bass competition
• Owls, Braves win tennis matches
• Road work OK’d
• Lady Owls fall in first soccer match; Cougars win 6-1 at Waldron
• Goody’s returns
• Owl golfers win 3-way
• Lady Tigers, Braves win conference openers
• Brownstown Township, 120847
• Braves ranked 15th in preseason football poll
• Medora Annual, 120838
• First week of European Challenge Tour is in the bag
• Brownstown edges Indian Creek at Tameka Woods
• Royalty, Payne journey into head-coaching roles
• HOSPITAL 8/17/10
• INCIDENTS 8/17/10
• ARRESTS 8/17/10
• Medora OKs mower
• Senator seeks accountability in government
• Club announces raffle winners
• Police chief to meet with public
• Participation in parade by local Tea Party raises some questions
• Local water project nearing completion
• Heroes protected the flag
• Police stepping up DUI patrols
• Full body scans are being saved
• Plans raise issues
• Goody's returning to Seymour
• Dog to be put down
• New memories at state fair
• Family sues over water shutoff
• Chiropractic care key to preventing hamstring injuries
• Powered parachute drops from sky
• Arrests stem from tip
• ARRESTS 8/16/10
• HOSPITAL 8/16/10
• INCIDENTS 8/16/10
• Writer: Math works differently here versus D.C.
• Why muzzle the candidates’ voices?
• Rudzinski heading up Cougar athletics
• Katherine Runge takes home title
• Judd meets with school board
• Accountants to meet Thursday
• School reunion will continue celebration
• Local housing board to meet
• Voter deadline set for Oct. 4
• Man charged in fatality
• County’s new website allows tax payments online
• Couch receives award
• Blessings by the ton
• Politicians asked to return Durham’s donations
• 2 injured when powered parachute crashes
• Seymour man arrested on drug charges in Scott County; he also faces charges in Kentucky
• Elementary football sign-ups set for Monday
• SCI defies odds, pulls out tournament title
• Braves, Panthers tune up for openers
• Richey: Seymour's offensive line needs work
• HOSPITAL 8/14/10
• INCIDENTS 8/14/10
• ARRESTS 8/14/10
• Learn from Joseph's life
• Resist society's pull and remain steadfast
• Retirees go to camp to expand and strengthen ministry
• Pro-life advocates visit city
• Recycled tire chips back in use
• Program offers scholarships
• Name honors service
• School funds uncertain
• Brownstown Annual, 120801
• Will you be hiding today?
• City of Seymour, 120824
• Congress must restore Social Security fund
• Indiana Lien, 120829
• Weekly rewards
• Technical Variance, Brooks, 120832
• IHSAA endorses VarVee as new stat service
• Variance, Conway, 120815
• Volleyball teams swing into action
• Tigers plan fall sports kickoff
• HOSPITAL 8/13/10
• INCIDENTS 8/13/10
• ARRESTS 8/13/10
• COMPLAINTS 8/13/10
• Bells ring in a new year
• A real match? Not exactly
• Candidate touts common sense
• Hospital board to meet Monday
• ARRESTS 8/12/10
• Library board to meet Tuesday
• Pro-life tour is stopping in city
• Wines from the Cotes du Rhone will draw you back again
• Mums for Moms aids March of Dimes
• FORECLOSURES 8/12/10
• Heat spurs pests
• Man’s journey across America offers us lessons
• Airball gains county’s approval
• Btown Schools Tax Levies, 120788
• Seymour Annual Report, 99263
• Bike race to be held in Seymour
• Washington Twp, 120758
• Local athletes compete in Columbus triathlon
• Pershing Towship, 120770
• Be careful outside
• Town of Medora, 120789
• Pace begins stint as Medora athletic director
• Jackson Co. Solid Waste, 120799
• HOSPITAL 8/12/10
• INCIDENTS 8/12/10
• Teachers head to camp
• Hey coach, thanks for your service to the community
• Police uncover 67 pot plants
• Brownstown Central Community School Corporation School Bus Route Information
• School: Red ink looms
• Coomer to lead tennis programs at SIUE
• School moves to save $1M
• Flag football sign-ups to begin Monday
• Man dies in wreck
• Pacers to play 76ers in home opener
• Veterans reunited
• Owls, Bulldogs to scrimmage on Friday
• Unsupervised Administration, Kennedy, 120804
• Hackman cards 3-under 32 in Lady Braves' win
• Redding Township, 120766
• Takin' it to the courts
• REAL ESTATE SALES DISCLOSURES 8/11/10
• COMPLAINTS 8/11/10
• HOSPITAL 8/11/10
• INCIDENTS 8/11/10
• ARRESTS 8/11/10
• Arts center plans final class of the summer
• Downtown going to the dogs
• Letter writer disagrees with vote against transit grant
• Academy needs online votes
• City transit needs study
• Give the gift of life today
• Deer hunting changes to be focus at DNR meetings
• Moore wins scholarship at high school bowling camp
• Travel baseball club looking for players
• Cross country practice begins Tuesday at SMS
• Fall tickets on sale at SHS
• Lady Owls finish 4th at final invitational
• Athletic handbooks being released by SHS
• Dust rules raise concern for Hoosier lawmakers
• INCIDENTS 8/10/10
• U.S. 50 project targets safety
• ARRESTS 8/10/10
• Excel will grow
• Seymour man killed in wreck in Illlinois
• Making a jumpstart
• Time for U.S. to learn lessons about security in retirement
• Notice of Suit, Brown 99266
• REAL ESTATE SALES DISCLOSURES 8/9/10
• Storage Express, 99260
• Race at Salem features new twist
• Pershing Township fire, 120757
• Changes made to fall wild turkey season
• TLF, 120800
• Heat watch to be in effect again Tuesday
• Parade honors veterans
• HOSPITAL 8/8/10
• Scouts serving others
• Red Cross seeks blood donors
• Fire routs families from apartments
• State auditor to meet with public
• Heat causes AARP to cancel its meeting
• FORECLOSURES 8/9/10
• ARRESTS 8/9/10
• INCIDENTS 8/9/10
• City worker offers a thumbs up to resident
• Fingerprint sharing can be useful tool
• What’s wrong in Indy?
• Knit Nights set at local library
• Vendors sought for Tri-County Business Expo
• Medora school sets registration
• Man hurt in wreck
• Under the night lights
• More heat arrives
• HOSPITAL 8/7/10
• HOSPITAL 8/6/10
• Fire routs families from apartments
• SMALL CLAIMS 8/8/10
• Jobless seasonal workers cutting into budgets
• Daniels compares debt to child abuse
• Practicing precision
• Former Texan at home in Medora
• Sewer bills going online
• Small forum, but big topics
• Benefits under review
• Administration, Benter, 120790
• Blazers set tryout dates
• Lady Owls finish 2nd, Braves 6th at BNL Invite
• HS FOOTBALL SCRIMMAGE: Owls aim for progress on gridiron
• HS FOOTBALL SCRIMMAGE: Braves square off in annual red-black game
• HOSPITAL 8/7/10
• INCIDENTS 8/7/10
• A dream comes true
• Library offering computer classes
• Vendors sought for Expo 2010
• Weekly rewards
• SMS sets orientation
• Wonderful self-investment
• Escape won’t last long
• Man receives 20 years
• Fall season tickets going on sale at BCHS
• Grant aids jobs
• H&R Block defeats Little Caesars for title
• Covered bridge work grows
• Trinity opens golf season at Champions Pointe
• Veteran loses IDs in theft
• SMALL CLAIMS 8/6/10
• HOSPITAL 8/6/10
• INCIDENTS 8/6/10
• ARRESTS 8/6/10
• Weather will have its way
• Tubular
• State auditor to visit county
• INCIDENTS 8/5/10
• ARRESTS 8/5/10
• 2 arrested in theft of Gator from farm
• FORECLOSURES 8/5/10
• Traffic stop leads to woman's arrest
• Stolen SUV found in river
• Recipes bolster women's health
• Hearing set on dog after attack
• Council OKs several requests
• Learning center opens
• Protect our constitution
• Training to open doors
• POWs represent generation well
• Town council reviews state audit findings
• Teams sought for volleyball tournament
• Porn store shuts down
• Longest Yard 5K canceled
• Additional Appropriations, 120769
• East beats Seymour on 5th score, Brownstown finishes 4th
• Notice of Adoption, Vogel, 120754
• HOSPITAL 8/5/10
• Notice of Adoption, Vogel, 120755
• POWs lead VJ Day parade
• Writer: Those judging protests will be judged
• Jk Public Library, 120709
• Learning center is a sign of progress
• Jackson Co. Auditor, Budget, 120735
• Mouthguard Mania invades Seymour
• Seymour Stix finish 8th at state finals
• Longest Yard 5K set for Saturday
• Lady Owls place 8th, Braves 13th at Fuzzy's place
• It’s back to school time
• HOSPITAL 8/4/10
• INCIDENTS 8/4/10
• ARRESTS 8/4/10
• 4-H Royalty
• ... But not for all
• Pain seminar set at Schneck
• Architecture is program topic
• Council OKs canine
• Rail spurs jobs
• Learning center open Wednesday
• Troopers make 259 arrests
• Additional meth arrests expected
• Area elms dying
• City of Seymour, 120727
• Hill hits streets
• Indiana Lien, 120731
• Concert series begins
• Notice of Administration, Terkhorn, 120733
• ICE holds pay off
• Godsey wins ILMS feature during county fair
• 2nd arrest in robbery due
• Clemons, Ricketts, Grant win on Night of Thrills
• Summer’s ticking away
• Schneck participating in IBC/Colts blood drive challenge
• Dangerous abuse of public records
• Football practice begins Wednesday at SMS
• Colts City open at Anderson
• Keep it kickin'
• 'This is for you, Gary'
• HOSPITAL 8/3/10
• INCIDENTS 8/3/10
• ARRESTS 8/3/10
• MARRIAGE LICENSES 8/1/10
• Judge: Close porn store
• Foreclosures 8/1/10
• ARRESTS 8/2/10
• INCIDENTS 8/2/10
• 4-H’ers part with stock
• Last day
• House up for grabs
• U.S. troops should leave South Korea
• Muscatatuck Urban Training, 120734
• Arrest made in bank robbery
• Girls Golf Preview: Trinity Lutheran High School
• Girls Golf Preview: Seymour High School
• Girls Golf Preview: Brownstown Central High School
• Founders had differences
• DISSOLUTIONS 7/31/10
• Parading Gibbsy
• Joseph chose to trust God
• Trinity UMC slates dedication
• Preparing for 'that' day
• Down on the farm
• Hill, Young agree to debates
• Inmate accused of murder plots
• Audit cites errors
• Learning Center tour slated for Wednesday
• Local golfers close out summer season
• Owen Salt Creek Township, 120740
• Stix split first two state finals games
• Sluggin' away
• Contest attracts pitchers from near and far
• BUILDING PERMITS 7/31/10
• HOSPITAL 7/31/10
• ARRESTS 7/31/10
• Board OKs road work
• HOSPITAL 7/30/10
• Projects moving forward
• INCIDENTS 7/30/10
• switch
• ARRESTS 7/30/10
• Carwash will aid Sharpshooters
• Forest review available online
• Molesting nets man 4 years
• Time to relax
• Friday at the Jackson County Fair
• MARRIAGE LICENSE 7/30/10
• JUDGMENTS 7/30/10
• Fun at the fair
• Livestock sale helps 4-H'ers with projects
• Lady Owls to begin volleyball practice on Monday
• Want good food? Just a minute
• Tennis practice begins Monday at SHS courts
• 4-H’ers showcase talents
• Fall youth soccer league sign-ups set for Saturday
• Beef show draws 69 entries
• Chet Waggoner beats Seymour 12-2 in 6
• Scouts mark 100th
• Spike, set & serve
• City holds costs on hauling trash
• Cruise in to glimpse area’s past
• Show time
• A secluded haven in city
• Rationing and redistribution
• INCIDENTS 7/29/10
• ARRESTS 7/29/10
• World War II artifacts topic of program
• More bogus bills surface
• Thursday at the Jackson County Fair
• Seymour 15s suffer 8-inning loss at state finals
• Steele appointed to lead study committee
• Dairy cattle show they’re udderly wonderful
• Unsupervised Administration, 120721
• Medora School Tax Levies, 120724
• Sheep strut onto stage
• Seymour police officer resigns
• Hoppin’ good times
• Wacky Olympics
• HOSPITAL 7/27/10
• Beading group to meet Tuesday
• Store burgled
• Today at the Jackson County Fair
• Dogs rescued from trailer
• Hospital offers prostate tests
• Fair diary: Weighing in
• Winery gains abatement
• Wright designs on agenda
• Callers raise issues
• Swine show grows
• Plane crash reported at Freeman Field
• Abuse draws arrest
• SMS football practice slated to start Aug. 4
• Plane crashes
• Action & adrenaline
• Fake bills found
• REAL ESTATE SALES DISCLOSURES 7/28/10
• Rocking with the stars
• COMPLAINTS 7/28/10
• Reader says reporter took her along to Stam-Irk wedding
• HOSPITAL 7/28/10
• Climate bill’s dead, for now
• INCIDENTS 7/28/10
• ARRESTS 7/28/10
• New Group for Moms in Jackson County!

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