National group asks that Nativity scene be moved from courthouse lawn

A national organization that promotes the separation of church and state has asked Jackson County officials to remove the Nativity

Seymour man recognized for saving man’s life at gym

The American Red Cross is recognizing a Seymour man for his lifesaving skills. Aaron Wilkins was honored last week with

Columbus City Councilman Frank Jerome is making a move to Noblesville with his new wife. He submitted his letter of

Hope is without a town manager, as of the start of the year. The Town Council voted last night 2-3

Columbus officials are aiming for new businesses to come to the Aeroplex Commerce Center. To do that, Airport Director Brian

Anticipate delays if you have to travel northbound I-65. Beginning at 9 p.m. Tuesday, INDOT crews will close the right

Columbus Police Department officials say an independent review of the departments policies and procedures by the Commission on Accreditation for

A Columbus police officer was recognized for helping save the life of a local woman. Officer Clayton Nolting, a six-year

Work continues on the city of Columbus’ efforts to institute a “quiet zone” through the city. Such a zone will

Authorities have identified the woman struck and killed Sunday night in Seymour. “The Seymour Tribune” is reporting that 63-year-old Mary