Versailles takes action on clean up
Cleaning up the town of Versailles has been a goal for the present town board. They have worked hard to get residents to clean up
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Sanitation rates to increase in the town of Milan
New at-large board member Drew Olman was introduced at the August 12 meeting of the Milan town board. This was Olman’s first meeting since being
Read the story »90% of drug use in Ripley County is meth
Keeping the community safe is a high priority of the Ripley County Prosecutor’s Office, according to Chief Deputy Prosecutor Shane Tucker.Tucker spoke to the Ripley
Read the story »Keeping their memory alive
Some people leave a living legacy that touches lives far beyond their time on earth. Two women, completely different, and yet alike in the world
Read the story »Jac-Cen-Del always learning more safety
Within 14-minutes a life ended, a school was put on lock down and multiple police agencies responded to the Richmond Dennis Middle School on December
Read the story »Friends of VSP donate expression swing, umbrellas
In addition to hosting fun events like hikes and kayak tours at the Versailles State Park, the “Friends” of the park use their official non-profit
Read the story »Milan schools to benefit from telehealth
A formal ribbon cutting ceremony of the telehealth clinic at Milan Elementary School (MES) was held on August 6. The clinic is supported by Margaret
Read the story »Versailles Lions Club in need of members
The Versailles Lions Club, a service organization that is always giving to the community is now in need. It’s not monetary donations, although those will
Read the story »Milan resident earns American Legion Educator of the Year honor
During the 2019 Hoosier Legion’s 101st Annual Department Convention, Pamela Yates, Milan, was honored as the 2019 seventh and eighth grade Educator of the Year.
Read the story »Farmers could benefit from growing hemp
With the Indiana Hemp Industries Association and Hemp Feed Coalition estimating the hemp market to be work a total of $22 billion, Indiana farmers could
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