
In the Tuesday, November 14, 2023 issue
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“Jack Frost nipping at your nose …” is a delightful holiday memory of a line from a song. The reality of cold weather is a severe and life-threatening problem for one of three Americans (HOP Energy, 2023). Winterization costs and home up-keep is contin …
Read the story »Lady Eagles reclaim Pride Trophy
Class A No. 9 Jac-Cen-Del girls basketball broke free of a four-game losing skid to its top county nemesis on Saturday, using back-to-back runs in the second and third quarter to pull away from South Ripley 41-22 in Osgood. The win allowed the Lady Eag …
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Sunman Main Street’s first event well attended
Sunman Main Street Chili Cook Off judges had their work cut out for them on Sat. Nov. 11. Pictured Austin Shreve, Scott Powell and Samantha McBride trying to decide which was the best. The contestant’s chili was tallied by points for aroma, texture, color, taste and bite of their chili's.

Late field goal dooms Bulldogs
A regional rivalry renewed saw the typical victor prevail again as a late three points in the fourth quarter allowed No. 5 Heritage Hills a 24-21 victory over host Batesville on Friday night in the Class 3A Regional Championship.

Congratulations Angel Tunny - JAG Indiana President Elect
A junior at South Ripley High School (SRHS), Angel Tunny, a Holton resident, has accomplished a great deal already, in her junior year. Tunny is Captain of her soccer team. She is VP of SRHS JAG and is co-president of Champions Together.