Seymour Community Awareness

12/16/2025

***Now Hiring: Full-Time Paramedic***
Jackson County EMS is looking for a dedicated Paramedic to join our team on a 24/48 schedule, 10 shifts per month, no Kelly day, and built-in overtime pay with opportunities to pick up extra overtime shifts, as desired. If you’re looking for a place where your skills matter and your coworkers feel like family, this might be the right fit for you. Bonus perk: our crew somehow finds time between calls to make surprisingly awesome TikToks. Talent not required… enthusiasm encouraged.

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12/12/2025

Worst of the worst listing on Seymour Community Awarrness page.

12/11/2025

Click on the link!
Worst of the worst!

https://www.dhs.gov/wow?combine=&field_country_of_origin_target_id=All&field_state_value=Indiana&page=0

A new database on the DHS website. The link is a search of Indiana arrests/deportations and includes entries from Brownstown & Seymour. FYI

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security is highlighting the worst of worst criminal aliens arrested by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

12/10/2025

We recently asked the question, “ what will Seymour look like when AI takes the place of ten thousand unskilled laborers”?

We will be showing what lies in the very near future for all aspects of life because of AI. But for now, watch this video.

Check out Brain Tenacity’s video.

12/10/2025

Heavily Armed Agents Raid

Story On SCA page

12/10/2025

Jackson Learning Center

Yesterday one of our followers was in the home of a foreign national who is in the USA via a 3 year work visa. The wife is learning English and subscribes to an English class through the Jackson Learning Center. It is a podcast format conducted by a retired teacher from “Bloomington”.

At the end of the lesson the teacher warned all listeners ( from many different foreign languages) that a “very concerning incident” happened in Bloomington the day before (Monday). She claimed two students from a school were “put into black vehicles and never seen again.”

Implications from her continued discussion involved the FBI. She immediately warned listeners to be very aware of their surroundings and “know your rights”. Since listeners regularly meet in Bloomington she warned that she would understand if they did not get out and show up on Wednesday. Her tone of voice was as if a terrorist were on the lose.

She went on for several minutes in an emotional way that the person who is here on a work visa with her family was upset and concerned.

Is it the place of an English teacher to warn “illegal or legal” listeners (as she put it) to avoid law enforcement? Is this really the long term agenda of Jackson Learning Center? We think not!

After researching all we could find from FBI, ICE, local police and local news, all we could find was that the FBI conducted investigations at an apartment complex in Bloomington Monday and arrested four individuals, one female and three males for drug trafficking and smuggling and gun related charges.

So it “seems” one teacher got her emotions in a wad and allowed a hatred for law enforcement to pass rumors as truth. The result was as could be expected. Fear and mistrust.

Really, Jackson Learning Center?

Now maybe someone else can show evidence that two students were taken from “just off of school property” and never seen again but we could not find any evidence of this happening.

PS: The articles we found suggested “heavily armed agents raided” a location in Bloomington.

12/09/2025

Update: 10:30 am

One lane is currently open at the 67 mile marker while crash cleanup remains ongoing. All southbound traffic is still being diverted at exit 64 due to the earlier vehicle fire with hazardous materials.

12/9/25. 9:45 am

All lanes of I-65 Southbound near the 67 mile marker, just south of Columbus are currently closed due to a crash with serious injuries. This crash occurred in the backup from the previous interstate closure.

Aircare is en route to the scene.

12/09/2025

This morning, The Indiana State Police has been investigating a four vehicle crash on I-65 Northbound near the 56 mile marker in northern Jackson County. This crash will be cleared shortly.

Both I-65 Northbound and Southbound will remain closed between Exit 55 and 64 due to the early morning vehicle fire near the 58 mile marker which involved a potentially hazardous material.

12/08/2025

Weak Judicial inaction and property tax news on SCA