Good morning, Seymour.

The Seymour Museum is hosting a local veterans exhibit with artifacts, biographies, and memorabilia on Oct.

21, 28, Nov. 4, and Veterans Day at 220 N. Chestnut St, open noon-to-4 p.m.; handicapped access is provided.

In September, Jackson and Scott County inspectors reviewed several local food establishments and found issues such as improper storage and expired products at sites in Seymour and Scottsburg (while some locations reported no problems).

Violations were corrected onsite when necessary.

Schneck Medical Center announced its new GE HealthCare SIGNA Artist MRI system to improve patient comfort and diagnostics.

The advanced technology, featuring a wide bore design & AIR Coil, will reduce scan times and boost image quality.

Local high school football teams begin state tournament play Friday; Brownstown Central (9-0) will host Providence in the Class 2A Sectional 39 matchup while Trinity Lutheran travels to Milan for its Class A game, and the Owls are sitting out this week.

Seymour volleyball coach Angie Lucas announced her retirement Monday after nearly 30 years leading the Owls.

She returned in 2018 following a break while her daughter played at Western Kentucky and led a young team that finished 10-19 before losing to Floyd Central in the sectional semifinals.