Serving others was all he wanted to do — Bill Dramann hangs up the uniform after 57 years
The story of Bill Dramann’s life as a law enforcement officer can’t be told with one interview and a short story in the local newspaper.
Read the story »The story of Bill Dramann’s life as a law enforcement officer can’t be told with one interview and a short story in the local newspaper.
Read the story »With all the turmoil going on in the world today, it wasn’t shocking to hear about longtime local State Senator Jean Leising saying her house
Read the story »The Quilter’s Nook is doing a 12 days of giving collection this holiday season for South Ripley Elementary School. This is a tradition the local
Read the story »Larry W. Webster II, 46, of Aurora, has been charged with Attempted Murder after an incident occurred last week that eventually spanned two counties. According
Read the story »This week is the official National Collection Week for Operation Christmas Child, a project of Samaritan’s Purse. There are nearly 5,000 drop-off locations across the
Read the story »Serving a line of people – hundreds of them – is nothing new to the St. John’s Lutheran Church of Napoleon. They have mastered the
Read the story »At the beginning of a hearing to determine a bond amount for Andy West, defense attorney Jud McMillin withdrew a prior request for a competency
Read the story »Todd Pollock, native of Versailles, was recently selected to advance to the rank of Chief Petty Officer (CPO/E-7) in the United States Navy. This is
Read the story »South Ripley High School Principal Derik Hutton gave a presentation on the academic progress at the October 20 meeting. He noted that the high school
Read the story »Printed in the April 13, 1950 Versailles Republican: “Russell Kelley, well known Delaware merchant , announced Monday that he will start construction on a Drive-In
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