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The Versailles Republican 3-30-23


In the Thursday, March 30 issue

Milan schools move forward

JAG students Haley McKeown and Madison Cavins were introduced at the March meeting of the Milan School Board of Trustees. Carl Schmidt heads up the program at Milan and had the girls speak briefly on what the JAG program has done for them and their pla …

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Bode twirls no-hitter in Milan debut

Kynadee Bode may only be a freshman but Milan’s new hurler put the area on notice Tuesday night, tossing a no-hitter as the Lady Indians opened the 2023 season with a dominant 17-0 win at Oldenburg Academy.Bode is one of several freshman newcomers to t …

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In the print edition:

Man accused of Attempted Murder to have competency evaluation

Dalton J. Hall, 23, was charged with Attempted Murder (Level 1 Felony) in December of 2022 following an incident where his mother was stabbed. Now, his attorney, Patrick Magrath has requested that his client be evaluated for competency and insanity, saying he believes Hall to suffer from a mental health condition that limits, impairs, or prevents his ability to understand the charges against him.


Lady Eagles fall in season opener

Jac-Cen-Del softball’s first game of the 2023 campaign was a struggle as the Lady Eagles fell to local power Greensburg by a 10-0 final score in five innings.


Retired teachers help SR 8th graders Get Real

South Ripley eighth grade teachers recently conducted The Real World with their students. SR retired teachers manned tables, along with other community and business leaders, where students learned their salaries based on their job choices, paid bills, found out how many children they would have, and made purchases. To offset the costs of hosting their own event, the 8th grade teachers were awarded an Active Teachers Grant from the Indiana Retired Teacher Association. Holly Swinney and Melanie Evans coordinated the activity, along with Principal Derik Hutton and Guidance Counselor Ashlee Miller. Pictured above from left are: Vicki Ahaus, Nancy and Sam Durham, Roxanne Meyer, Anne Poling, Ellen Mulford, Kenny and Norma Sheets, and Bob Meyer.