
In the Tuesday, December 15, 2020 issue
Milan family of four loses everything in blaze
A fire at the home of Nicholas and Michelle Haugh at 2083 S. County Road 450 East, took everything the family had, except for the clothes on their backs, a Bible and a photo album of the couple’s honeymoon, according to Michelle. The Haughs were not ho …
Read the story »Health administrator leaves county for state position – still serving in public health
Holley Rose has left the local health department, but, she hasn’t left public health, something that is dear to her. She is moving up to take a state-level position that will cover the southern half of the state in the agency’s Division of Emergency Pr …
Read the story »Governor says state is on fire
“When you talk about counties being red, the State of Indiana is on fire,” said Governor Eric Holcomb in last week’s regular COVID-19 update. He explained that all 92 counties are categorized as red based on the number of positive cases per 100,000 residents - one of the state’s metrics used to code counties as blue, yellow, orange or red.
3 Ripley County towns to receive road funding from Community Crossings program
Batesville, Osgood and Versailles are among those municipalities to receive matching grant funds in this round of the Community Crossings Grant program. Batesville was awarded $860,696.69, Osgood was awarded $780,271.98 and Versailles was awarded $283,054.14
Samples eclipses 1,000 career points, SR boys win two
South Ripley’s Cody Samples became just the fourth Raider in boys basketball history to reach 1000 career points and in the process South Ripley continued its unblemished start to the season, winning games on Wednesday and Saturday night.