Aubrey Woods is the editor of The (Seymour) Tribune. She focuses on themes related to telecom, transportation, and mobility, while also covering topics such as farm management, team sports, and journalism. Aubrey's work has been featured in The Seymour Tribune and WISH-TV News.
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Aubrey Woods' coverage primarily focuses on local events, government announcements, and press releases in Seymour, Indiana. The themes covered include entertainment news, tragedy, crime, and government & politics. Aubrey seems to be particularly interested in covering local government activities such as elections, school board meetings, and county commissioner sessions. Pitching stories related to these topics within the specified geographic focus would likely garner more interest from this journalist.
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BROWNSTOWN — The 115 members of the Brownstown Central High School Class of 2026 completed their final act as students Saturday morning in the school gymnasium.
Wealth inequality in the United States has reached levels that should concern every American. While millions of working families struggle to afford housing, healthcare, childcare and higher education, while a small percentage of the population continues to accumulate enormous wealth at a historic pace.
By JoEllen Robinson
By: Aubrey Woods
The new “Trump Accounts (“TAs”),” launching July 4, arrive wrapped in the kind of political branding that practically guarantees half the country will cheer before reading the fine print and the other half will boo.
By: Aubrey Woods
A wreck involving four vehicles Saturday afternoon just north of Seymour on Interstate 65 left a 12–year-old New Albany boy dead, police report. The crash that led to the death of the boy, whose was name was not released, also left five other people hospitalized, according to a news release from Lt. Adam Nicholson with […]
BROWNSTOWN — Come July 6, the county seat will have a new police chief.
A wreck involving four vehicles Saturday afternoon just north of Seymour on Interstate 65 left a 12–year-old New Albany boy dead, police report.
Presbyterian College recently Nevaeh Cockerham of Seymour was named to the dean’s list for the 2026 spring semester.
The Eugene and Marilyn Glick Indiana Authors Awards and Indiana Humanities offer reviews, written by Indiana authors who offer their insights on fellow Hoosier writers’ latest works. The newest review by Indiana speaker and author Shannon Anderson (below at 203 words) is of Bloomington writer Kim Howard’s new children’s book, “The Naked Streak” (released April […]
By: Aubrey Woods
A Scott County man faces two preliminary Level 4 felony charges related to the sale of counterfeit silver and gold bars, police report.
