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The Ripley County Health Department continues the fight against COVID-19. There are many moving parts, and one of them is having people know where they’ve
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Voters encouraged to vote by mail
Ginger J. Bradford, Ripley County Clerk, would like to encourage registered voters to vote by mail during these difficult and uncertain times we are experiencing.
Read the story »State awards over $3 million to boost local road projects
Local communities recently received more than $3 million in state matching grants to bolster road and bridge improvements, according to State Rep. Randy Frye (R-Greensburg).Over
Read the story »Teams, coaches stay connected and keep school spirit alive
We know staying home is the best thing to do right now in order to slow the spread of the coronavirus, but that also means
Read the story »Going the extra mile for Safe Passage
Two local companies partnered to help a local domestic violence shelter in need. Safe Passage Operations Manager Donna Huffmaster knew the shelter’s freezer was on
Read the story »Not sure it was a tornado; but damaging winds caused havoc
Last Wednesday, April 8 around 9:45 p.m. a Severe Thunderstorm Warning was put out for Ripley County, which was upgraded quickly to a Tornado Watch.
Read the story »Nothing stops a 102-year-old’s birthday party!
Mildred Bruns turned 102 recently and with all the COVID-19 situation, her family didn’t think it was a good idea to have a party. So
Read the story »Schools are closed for the year
Little did school children know the last day they would see their classmates for the 2019-2020 year would be when they left before Spring Break.
Read the story »Please take the COVID-19 virus seriously
“It’s here and it’s serious,” Holley Rose, Ripley County Health Director told The Versailles Republican this week. Speaking of the novel coronavirus or COVID-19, as
Read the story »MMH reports first death related to COVID-19
As the COVID-19 rears its ugly head throughout the world, it continues to take lives and make others extremely sick. This past weekend Margaret Mary
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