Drive-In sells, but will remain
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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Cross Plains business to partner with community to help those in need
Food banks across the area braced as the looming deadline of November 1 rolled around with the knowledge that the government SNAP program or what
Read the story »Batesville Supt. to take statewide leadership role
After nine years of dedicated service as Superintendent of the Batesville Community School Corporation (BCSC), Paul Ketcham has announced his departure to accept the position
Read the story »Chamber has fun honoring citizens
The evening was filled with fun, laughter, honor, along with memories as the Ripley County Chamber of Commerce held their Annual Dinner & Awards at
Read the story »Little Soul’s cemetery dedication to be held Sunday
The Tanglewood Little Soul’s Cemetery is the only dedicated area in a Ripley County cemetery for miscarried remains and has an area to also memorialize
Read the story »Initial hearing held for West
An initial hearing for Andy West, Sunman, was held October 21 at 9:00 a.m. in Superior Court in front of the Honorable Judge Jeff Sharp.
Read the story »Halloween happenings announced for the area
There are plenty of happenings surrounding the upcoming Halloween holiday. Here are a few you might enjoy: October 22: Lee’s Country RV is hosting the
Read the story »Chief Deputy Prosecutor to run for Judge
Ripley County Chief Deputy Prosecutor Shane Tucker has announced that he is running for Ripley County Superior Court Judge. He will run for the Republican
Read the story »Harvest Dinner set for November 1 – St. Charles has big heart for community
The St. Charles Catholic Church located at 213 W. Ripley Street in Milan, stands in testament to many willing workers in the community it serves.
Read the story »SR school thankful for grants
South Ripley Superintendent Rob Moorhead informed the Board of Trustees that the school has received several grants. They received $60,000 from the Tyson Fund to
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