In the Tuesday, November 19, 2024 issue
County highway ready for winter weather
While it has been hard for most people to think about the upcoming winter months, the calendar suggests the time is drawing near. With that said, there are things motorists can do to mitigate the hazards that await. According to information released by …
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Late TD sends Bulldogs to semi-state
Batesville football trailed 34-21 heading into the fourth quarter on Friday night at home but a wild final 12 minutes of play provided saw the Bulldogs frantically reel off 20 points and a go-ahead touchdown with just seconds remaining allowed them a 4 …
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Osgood man has great knowledge of coins
Carl Moore of Osgood has been collecting coins since retirement. He started to read about the coins he currently had and then his fascination with them grew into a collection. That fascination grew from learning and relating the coins to historical events in time. Moore states, “This brings home, that hey this really happened. This is tangible evidence to the people that existed during that time.”
Lady Raiders claim Pride Trophy
The Ripley Publishing Company “Pride Trophy” is back in Versailles after South Ripley dominated Class A No. 11 Jac-Cen-Del 65-27 in the first matchup between the two county and Ohio River Valley Conference schools this season.
Oldenburg Academy holds end-of-season banquet
The Oldenburg Academy volleyball team held their end-of-season banquet. Varsity - MVP: Campbell Miles, Offensive MVP: Ali Nobbe, Defensive MVP: Rachel Suttmann, Top Servers: Campbell Miles and Hailey Hoffman, and Twister Award: Gaby Cullen.
