In the Tuesday, March 21, 2023 issue
Resident has only one goal – to help others
One only has to talk with Sue Carey of Milan, a few minutes to know the passion she has for helping others and making sure they get the best possible emergency medical care. “I just wanted everyone to have a chance to live and know in Ripley County we …
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JCD run ends in “Elite 8”
Jac-Cen-Del boys basketball did everything in its power to stay within striking distance in Saturday’s IHSAA Class A South Semi-State semifinal but Rock Creek Academy held off a slew of charges as the Lions defeated the Eagles 58-47 at the “Hatchet Hou …
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Osgood introduces new marshal, deputy
Officer Daniel Craig has joined the town of Osgood as their Marshal, along with Alex Wilhelm installed as Deputy Marshal.
The recent announcement came as the Town celebrated National Employee Appreciation Day. Tamara Wilhoit, clerk-treasurer for the Town said, “Our town council members and leadership team have worked incredibly hard over the past few years to recruit and retain talented employees.
Police make 30 traffic stops after complaints
The problem of speeding on South Buckeye Street in Osgood has been addressed with 30 traffic stops made, according to Osgood Town Marshal Daniel Craig. He also reported to the town board at their February meeting that he had issued a written violation to the residence on Morris Street from complaints and they had complied.
One million words!
South Ripley Elementary School sixth grader Owen Andrews has met the 1 million word mark by reading 1,005,000 words so far this year. Sixth grade students at SRES are keeping track of how many words they have read. In order to keep track, they must pass an AR test about their book.
