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tribtown > Angela Rogers, 31, of Seymour holds a board for Thomas Hoffmire, 8, of the Cortland area during a Kick for a Chick Break-a-Thon program at Trinity Lutheran High School in Seymour. The event, sponsored by Ko's Martial Arts Academy, raised $5,970 for the fight aganst breast cancer.
tribtown > Jackson County Fair queen candidates include from left, Kourtney Tiemeyer, Jessica Wessel, Whitney Tormoehlen, Baily Lambring, Cassie Theilen and Leah Mousa.
tribtown > Lois Bryden of Seymour performs with Columbus City Band during its concert Sunday on the lawn of the Jackson County Courthouse in Brownstown. The Brownstown MelonFest sponsored the concert.
tribtown > Brownstown Central senior Tiffany Derringer accepts her diploma from superintendent Roger Bane during commencement Saturday in the high school gymnasium.
tribtown > Sabrina Richmond, 15, of North Vernon holds a ferret for Jack Pennington, 3, and Elizabeth Kirby, 2, both of Seymour during Kids Fest at Seymour High School on Saturday. Richmond was serving as a volunteer for Reins to Recovery Theraputic Riding Center in Jennings County.
tribtown > Megan Monroe, 21, of Seymour joined may other city residents trying to unbury their vehicles Wednesday afternoon after two separate winter storms left behind 17 inches of the white stuff. Monroe lives with her husband, Michael Monroe, 21, in the 300 block of South Park Street.
tribtown > Turner Hoffar, 6, of Brownstown, and Lance Roark, 4, of Freetown were two of the hundreds of visitors to the Houston Fall Festival on Saturday.
tribtown > Staff Sgt. Jeffery Barber of Franklin finishes up a long walk after parachuting from a Blackhawk helicopter during training for the 2-152 Reconnaissance and Surveillane Calvary Squadron (Airborne) at Freeman Field on Wednesday. Members of the unit made 48 jumps during the exercise.
tribtown > Members of the 2-152 Reconnaissance and Surveillance Calvary, based at Freeman FIeld in Seymour, perform during a ceremony activating the unit along with other components of the 2,200-member 219th Battlefield Surveillance Bridgade at Camp Atterbury on Saturday. The unit, part of the Indiana National Guard, was formed to perform intelligence, reconnaissance and provide limited interdiction of enemy forces.
Angela Rogers, 31, of Seymour holds a board for Thomas Hoffmire, 8, of the Cortland area during a Kick for a Chick Break-a-Thon program at Trinity Lutheran High School in Seymour. The event, sponsored by Ko's Martial Arts Academy, raised $5,970 for the fight aganst breast cancer.
tribtown > Angela Rogers, 31, of Seymour holds a board for Thomas Hoffmire, 8, of the Cortland area during a Kick for a Chick Break-a-Thon program at Trinity Lutheran High School in Seymour. The event, sponsored by Ko's Martial Arts Academy, raised $5,970 for the fight aganst breast cancer.
Angela Rogers, 31, of Seymour holds a board for Thomas Hoffmire, 8, of the Cortland area during a Kick for a Chick Break-a-Thon program at Trinity Lutheran High School in Seymour. The event, sponsored by Ko's Martial Arts Academy, raised $5,970 for the fight aganst breast cancer.
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