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Reds tab Riggleman as third base coach
Riggleman joins the Reds major league staff for the 2015 season. […]
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Area health leaders named to IHA Board
INDIANAPOLIS – Three area health leaders have been appointed to the Indiana Hospital Association 2015 Board of Directors.
They include Tim Putnam, president/CEO at Margaret Mary Health; […]
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New car built at Greensburg’s Honda goes for sale
GREENSBURG, Ind. […]
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Tips for upcoming winter weather
Snow and ice storms closed schools and businesses early January.
BATESVILLE, Ind. – Cold temperatures, heavy snow, and treacherous ice storms are all risks of the impending winter season.
“Severe winter weather can be […]
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Lilly Endowment looks to help Ripley County
BATESVILLE, Ind. – The Ripley County Community Foundation (RCCF) has the opportunity to receive $500,000.00 from Lilly Endowment Inc. […]
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Report: 8% of Indiana kids without health coverage
INDIANAPOLIS – Getting to the doctor may not be easy for the 130,000 Indiana children who still don’t have health insurance.
According to a new report from the Georgetown Center for Children and Families […]
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IHSAA Executive Committee Rejects Basketball Tournament Proposal
IHSAA Executive Committee Rejects Basketball Tournament Proposal.
IHSAA Basketball Proposal Rejected
Courtesy of the IHSAA. […]
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Cross Country Academic All-State
Batesville Cross Country Runners Calvin Lehman, Kelsey Gausman and Molly Weigel were selected to the IATCCC First Team Academic All-State for Cross Country.
To qualify, the student-athlete must be a junior or senior on the […]
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Missing boy prompts search in Milan; found safe
MILAN, Ind. […]
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Batesville Boys Soccer Award Winners
The Batesville Boys Soccer team had their post season awards banquet on Thursday, November 6th to celebrate another successful season.
The Varsity team finished the season 15-2 and undefeated EIAC Conference Champions. […]
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Local deer numbers good, DNR official says
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. […]
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Study: Mental health screenings help detained youth
INDIANAPOLIS – While Indiana is ahead of the curve when it comes to juvenile justice reform, a new study in the American Journal of Public Health indicates there remains room for improvement.
As part of […]