Jackson County Sheriff's Department Officer Michael Carothers spent his morning Saturday along with other local police officers helping 45 children, including Shawnie Greer, 10, and her brother, Kielar Greer, 5, both of Seymour make decisions about how to spend 0 they each received from the Shop with a Cop program. The annual program, sponsored by the Donald M. Winn 108 Fraternal Order of Police Lodge at Seymour, at Wal-Mart Supercenter.

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tribtown > Chelsea Reynolds, daughter of Marty and Lori Reynolds, and Jared Starr, son of James and Jennifer Starr, were crowned princess and prince of the 36th annual Medora Christmas Parade on Saturday morning.

tribtown > The Jolly Old Elf was the main attraction during the 36th annual Medora Christmas Parade on Saturday.

tribtown > The Medora Junior-Senior High School girls basketball team particpated in the 36th annual Medora Christmas parade Saturday. Members of the team along with the boys team are collected money for the Salvation Army this holiday season.

tribtown > Seymour Lt. Jack Hauer helps Dylan York, 12, and Renee Rivers, 10, both of Seymour keep track of their purchases during the Shop with a Cop program at Wal-Mart Supercenter in Seymour. Officers with the Donald M. Winn Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 108 give children $100 to buy clothing and toys as part of the annual program. Forty-five children were served this year.

tribtown > Jackson County Sheriff's Department Officer Michael Carothers spent his morning Saturday along with other local police officers helping 45 children, including Shawnie Greer, 10, and her brother, Kielar Greer, 5, both of Seymour make decisions about how to spend $100 they each received from the Shop with a Cop program. The annual program, sponsored by the Donald M. Winn 108 Fraternal Order of Police Lodge at Seymour, at Wal-Mart Supercenter.

tribtown > Members of Medora Girl Scout Troop 312 braved cold and blustery weather to march in the 36th annual Medora Christmas parade Saturday.

tribtown > Brianna Dillion, right, helped escort Santa Class into a fellowship room at First United Methodist Church in Seymour on Tuesday night. Santa visited the church to pass out presents purchased by the Jackson County chapter of ABATE for 165 children involved in Head Start programs in Brownstown and Seymour. Others escorting Santa were from left, Haley Mobley and Bailey Newman.

tribtown > Ezra Williams, 5, of Freetown is one of 165 local children receiving gifts from Santa Claus during his visit to First United Methodist Church in Seymour. The Jackson County Chapter of ABATE purchases gifts for children involved in the Head Start programs in Seymour and Brownstown each year.

tribtown > Jarey Babcock, 4, of Medora talks with Santa Claus during his visit to First United Methodist Church in Seymour on Tuesday night. Santa passed out presents given to 165 children involved in Head Start programs in the Brownstown and Seymour areas by the Jackson County Chapter of ABATE.

Jackson County Sheriff's Department Officer Michael Carothers spent his morning Saturday along with other local police officers helping 45 children, including Shawnie Greer, 10, and her brother, Kielar Greer, 5, both of Seymour make decisions about how to spend $100 they each received from the Shop with a Cop program. The annual program, sponsored by the Donald M. Winn 108 Fraternal Order of Police Lodge at Seymour, at Wal-Mart Supercenter.