To open the 2019 season, “The Isaac Kenneth Band” performed at the historic Owen Theatre in downtown Seymour, playing a two-hour show that drew a near-capacity crowd on a cold January evening.

The number of COVID-19 cases in Webster County continues to rise.

Even to the most-casual observer, progress on a variety of building projects and improvements at the Seymour R-II School District are apparent.

Last Saturday afternoon, Seymour Police Chief Steven Pogue was alerted to perhaps the most-bizarre crime in his tenure as the city’s top law-enforcement official.

During the first six months of 2021, Seymour Police Chief Steven Pogue said his officers have stopped unlicensed cars and trucks on more than 100 occasions.

A new boutique will open its doors less from two months from now on the west side of the Seymour square.

Just a couple of years ago, Denise Vesely said to her husband, David, that she wanted to try and open up a bed and breakfast.

The Seymour Lions Club will sponsor a blood drive from 2 to 7 p.m. on Monday, Aug. 2, at the Seymour Safe Room on East Clinton Avenue (Business 60).

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