Built in 1877, the Willard Library in Evansville, Indiana still stands and functions the same it did a hundred years ago. However, this library is known for something other than just books: the paranormal....

The Coronavirus has been a serious challenge for all of us. We have had to learn to adapt and overcome in the midst of a pandemic, our lives changing in ways we never would’ve expected.  Trying to...

Seymour High School Athletics has impacted many student-athletes in the way they view their high school experiences. These athletes been have given several opportunities, and some even continue to pursue...

The Seymour Lady Owls basketball team is excited for the new season! With one game under their belt already, they know what they need to improve on and are anticipating the season ahead! I got the chance...

Experienced hikers are known for their very lengthy bucket lists of hikes that they would like to take. One hike that seems to be the dream for all hikers is Havasu Falls. How could you say no to five...

Have you ever been to Indiana University campus? If so, you may have encountered something strange without even noticing. The Indiana Memorial Union, IMU, lies on campus, and is still used by students...

Mrs. Autry is a new Self Contained Basic Skills/SEL teacher. She is originally from Brownstown, but she now lives near Leesville/Medora. She taught at Seymour Middle School last year, and has previously...

In the small town of Tunnelton, with only a population of 125, there lies a tunnel surrounded with eerie tales. The tunnel was built for trains in the mid-1800s, and it has been rumored that paranormal...

The Coronavirus has put a lot in our world on hold, including most forms of public entertainment and events. Fairs, carnivals, festivals, and concerts have been cancelled due to the pandemic. Planned tours...

This week, the spotlight is on Mr. Landers and Mr. Hubbard. Mr. Landers is a new US History and Geography/History of the World teacher this year. He is originally from Tell City, Indiana, and he graduated...

In Martinsville, Indiana, a legend lies restlessly behind the forest. As you walk up the wide, grassy path, a  feeling of utter peace fills you, with a tiny hint of fear as well. This weekend, I visited...