It’s not often you get to use the word “tsunami” in a headline about a local news story when you live in southern Indiana.

But I’ll get to do that in Friday’s edition of The Tribune and online at TribTown.com as Aubrey Woods reports on a lawsuit filed in Jackson Superior Court I.

The lawsuit was filed by two couples who live on the Ash Hollow Golf Course south of Seymour. They seek relief from damages resulting from gold balls being hit onto their property.

Apparently some golfers are trying to convert par 5 hole in to par 3, shooting over one of the houses in attempt to record an eagle. In golf parlance, an eagle is scoring two shots under par on a hole.

Other stories we’re working on Friday’s paper include two that concern flooding in the area. Extension education Richard Beckort said area crops under flood waters will likely suffer, but to what extend remains to be seen.

And reporter January Wetzel tells a story about Seymour Christian Church framing a house and donating it to Jackson County Habitat for Humanity.

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