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Jackson County Recycles schedules two document‑destruction events, WKKG reports

Jackson County Recycles announced two document‑destruction opportunities in Jackson County, 101.5 WKKG reported on 2026-10-05. One event is scheduled 8–11 a.m. Friday in Brownstown (behind the Subway); a second is scheduled Thursday, 2026-10-22, 4–7 p.m., in Seymour at the Re/Max parking lot.

BUSINESSINDY BRIEFBy BusinessIndy Editorial StaffCommentsPublished October 6, 2026 at 6:54 AM EDTOriginal reporting: October 4, 2026 at 8:00 PM EDT · Brief prepared from earlier coverage

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Jackson County Recycles announced two document‑destruction opportunities in Jackson County, 101.5 WKKG reported on 2026-10-05. The first is scheduled 8–11 a.m. Friday in Brownstown behind the Subway restaurant. The second is scheduled for Thursday, 2026-10-22, from 4–7 p.m. in Seymour at the Re/Max parking lot.

The information and dates come from the WKKG report relaying the Jackson County Recycles announcement; the station’s article is the source for the times, locations and organizer.

WHY IT MATTERS

This announcement tells Jackson County residents when and where Jackson County Recycles planned two opportunities to have personal documents destroyed. "Document‑destruction" here refers to organized events where people bring papers for disposal rather than keeping them at home.

Who should pay attention: residents who have personal paperwork they no longer need and who prefer an event for on‑site disposal. The report lists exact times and locations for the two sessions but does not provide operational details such as limits, fees or what types of materials will be accepted; the original WKKG report supplied only the dates, times, locations and the organizer name.

Next step: anyone interested should contact Jackson County Recycles or check follow‑up bulletins from 101.5 WKKG for full participation details and any last‑minute changes.

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