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Batesville girls varsity tennis wins 4-1 at Rushville

April 19, 2023 Skylar Sigman

The Batesville High School girls varsity tennis team posted a 4-1 win in their match at Rushville on Tuesday. Laney Walsman posted a 6-2 and 6-3 win over Brooklyn Newbold at No. 1 singles to […]

City of Batesville revises Community Clean-Up schedule

April 18, 2023 Tom Snape

(Batesville, IN) – With inclement weather in the forecast for this weekend, the City of Batesville has moved Community Clean-Up Days to Thursday, April 20. Downtown will be cleaned up starting with a meet-up at […]

ORVC weekly report ending April 15

April 18, 2023 Skylar Sigman

The Ohio River Valley Conference has released its weekly report for the period ending April 15. Congratulations to all area athletes who achieved Player/Performer of the Week honors. South Ripley’s Mason McNew earned baseball Co-Player […]

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South Ripley varsity baseball manages just 1 hit in 15-0 loss to Southwestern Hanover

April 18, 2023 Skylar Sigman

Jamison Lewis had a big night for Southwestern Hanover, pitching a complete game one-hit shutout in leading the host Rebels to a 15-0 win over the varsity Raiders in an ORVC baseball match-up on Monday […]

Ivy Tech announces work-aligned education pathways through Lilly Scholars Program

April 18, 2023 Tom Snape

(Indianapolis, IN) – Ivy Tech Community College and Eli Lilly and Company have announced the launch of Lilly Scholars @ Ivy Tech, a scholarship program primarily supporting first-generation students and students who have overcome socioeconomic […]

BHS upgrades continue – inside and out

April 18, 2023 Tom Snape

(Batesville, IN) – The next phase of upgrades to the outdoor athletic facilities at Batesville High School (BHS) will take place concurrently with the construction of the planned industrial technology lab, announced Batesville Community School […]

Research: Tech opportunities could reduce Indiana food insecurity

April 18, 2023 Tom Snape

(Statewide) – New research by an Indiana nonprofit coalition reveals areas for innovation that could help minimize food insecurity. The report showed the technology could be developed to educate more people about healthy food choices […]

FC School Board votes to move ahead with artificial turf installation

April 18, 2023 Tom Snape

(Brookville, IN) – The Franklin County Community School Board recently voted 6-1 to move ahead with the installation of artificial turf at the high school football field and to refurbish the track. Board member Kevin […]

Indiana State Police partners with DEA for 24th Drug Take Back Day

April 17, 2023 Tom Snape

(Versailles, IN) – On Saturday April 22, 2023, the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) is sponsoring its 24th national “Prescription Drug Take Back” initiative. The “Take Back” initiative seeks to prevent prescription drug abuse and theft […]

Mr. Herbert Leon Peelman

April 17, 2023 Haskell & Morrison Funeral Home

Mr. Herbert Leon Peelman, age 80, of Vevay, Indiana, entered this life on April 16, 1942 in Lawrenceburg, Indiana. He was the loving son of the late, Herbert Lee Peelman and Blanch E. (Romans) Martin. […]

Indiana parents urged to “Act Early” to help detect Autism

April 17, 2023 Tom Snape

(Statewide) – April is Autism Awareness Month, and Indiana has made early detection a priority. According to the Indiana Resource Center for Autism at Indiana University Bloomington, almost 19,000 students meet the educational criteria for […]

Crash shuts down part of interstate in Decatur County Sunday evening

April 17, 2023 Tom Snape

(Decatur County, IN) – The high-speed lanes of I-74 in Decatur County between Greensburg and New Point were shut down in both directions Sunday evening because of an accident. Motorists were urged to find alternate […]