‘By the Book’ Wrestler has ties to local community
It’s done ‘By the Book’ with Garrett Rogers AKA Gaston LaRue, a pro wrestler traveling the United States competing for wrestling titles. Garrett is 20
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SR gets new team bus
A new team bus will be arriving soon for the South Ripley School Corporation. Superintendent Rob Moorhead talked about the bus at the September meeting
Read the story »Former Ripley County residents safe after Hurricane Ian slams gulf coast
Florida has been the place thousands of people flock to every year for vacation. Many take it a step further, and make it their permanent
Read the story »Osgood man receives Purple Heart plaque, quilt of valor
Wayne Peace of Osgood, was among those honored on Saturday, September 24 at the Lawrenceburg Fall Music Festival. The Annual Veteran’s Award was presented at
Read the story »Pumpkin breaks record at 1,709.5 lbs.
It was a record breaking year for the Versailles Pumpkin Show, sponsored by the Versailles Lions Club. In the adult division Brandon Fisk, Brookville, shattered
Read the story »Riehle Runs: Milan grad chases his passion
A native of Sunman continues being a champion on the track. Matt Riehle, 2020 graduate of Milan High School has continued to raise the bar
Read the story »Home damaged by fire in Holton
The home of Cynthia Stickelman Melton on Versailles Street in Holton, caught fire on Saturday afternoon, September 17. The Holton and Versailles volunteer fire departments
Read the story »Grant makes fresh fruits and
vegetables possible at SRES
SR students to have fresh produce At the August meeting of the South Ripley School Board of Trustees, Superintendent Rob Moorhead told the Board about
Read the story »Safe Haven Boxes are closer to reality in county
Ripley County is one step closer to having Save Haven Baby Boxes in Versailles and Milan. At the August 8 meeting of the Ripley County
Read the story »JCD schools off to a good start
Jac-Cen-Del Schools started the school year with a “meet the teacher” cookout that was well attended. Both buildings worked together to offer over 500 hamburgers
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