As the year 2020 wraps up, Ripley County Council met Monday. Most of their business involved approving fund transfers and additional appropriations. Most of the
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The lives of a family at Batesville are forever changed following a four-hour standoff with police that led to the death of a man who
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Indiana is among the states that have taken a step backward in the COVID-19 fight. Last Friday, Governor Eric Holcomb signed Executive Order 20-48, which
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Christmas Walk planned for Nov. 21 From approving road closures for the town’s Christmas Walk to looking into a sewage problem for a resident, the
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Volunteers are vital to the survival of many charitable organizations. Without people willing to offer their time and expertise free of charge, many nonprofits would
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A young boy helping nuns bake at Oldenburg never dreamed that job would come in handy a few years later when he served in the
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While the official word of upping the color for the COVID-19 situation in the county had not been given at press time, the number of
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Ripley County experienced the largest number of walk-ins and paper ballots cast in the history of a Presidential Election on Tuesday, November 3. Those numbers
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As classes are seemingly shifting to a digital workspace, not all area students are seeing screens as their classroom on a daily basis at the
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The Jac-Cen-Del Community School board met October 19, at 6 p.m. in the JCD Elementary library. According to Ryan Middleton, JCD Corporation Superintendent, Stacey Gray,
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