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Jim’s Journal, July 30th, 2024
A huge win for the Reds last night, smacking the Cubs around, 7-1. Will Benson put Cincy on the board in the bottom of the second inning with a 2-run homer. TJ Friedl hit […]
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RCCF Accepting Lilly Scholarship Applicants
(Ripley County, July 29, 2024) The 2025 Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship application is now available in Ripley County through the Ripley County Community Foundation. The Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship Program (LECSP) will provide 147 scholarships […]
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Remote Doctor Appointments Remain Popular
Indiana News Service Terri Dee Virtual healthcare gained steam during the pandemic, by allowing doctors to reduce in-person contact and still render services to patients. And while social restrictions have eased, the convenience of remote […]
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Chip Seal Project Set for 129
Indiana Department of Transportation Press Release Ripley County, Ind. Indiana Department of Transportation maintenance crews plan to begin chip seal operations on State Road 129 in Ripley County on or after Tuesday, July 30. Crews […]
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Area Issued Hazardous Weather Outlook
Many in the area saw rain showers fall on Sunday and the National Weather Service says an unsettled week of weather is ahead. Summer-like moisture returned to end the weekend and does create several chances […]
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Jim’s Journal, July 29th, 2024
Tonight, we’ll go into “Overtime” again on WRBI, with Terrance Arney and Leon Smith. This evening just after our 6:00 news block, they’ll have a conversation with former Hoosier running back, Mr. Football 1992, Alex […]
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Jim’s Journal, July 27th, 2024
Last night in Tampa, the Reds managed to beat the Rays in 10 innings, the final 3-2. Three runs on 3 hits for the Reds, with no errors, and they left 4. The Rays had […]
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Gauck Receives Master Farmer Honor
(Decatur County, IN) – The Purdue Farm Management Tour and Master Farmer Reception was held last week in Randolph County. Decatur County’s Tim Gauck was one of six honorees to receive the distinguished Master Farmer […]
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Reds Back On Field And Air Tonight
Following a Thursday travel day, the Reds resume baseball action tonight, visiting the Tampa Bay Rays for the first of 3 games. They’re still a touch below .500 on the season, with 49 wins and […]
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Some Say Reds Should Trade for A 1st Baseman
Baseball’s getting close to another of its many benchmarks each season. In this case it’s the trade deadline, July 30th. Some analysts point out that first base has been a weak spot for Cincinnati since […]
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New Players Sign On With Reds
We told you last week when the Reds’ top draft pick Chase Burns (pictured) signed his first contract, worth more than $9,000,000. Following that up, Cincinnati’s now signed 15 of their 21 draftees as of […]
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Venerable Coach Retires from Leading Baseball
One major coach leaves the local high school ranks with a big hole to fill. That’s Jay Malott, whose retirement as South Dearborn’s baseball coach was announced by the school Thursday. Malott has served Knights […]