Batesville, IN—Last week The Batesville Area Arts Council launched the “Armchair Artist” series. The group’s goal was to bring amazing area artists into the comfort of your home, but the community has exceeded expectations; over […]

Versailles, IN—In view of the current  COVID-19 restrictions, Ripley County Clerk Ginger J. Bradford would like to remind the voters of Ripley County that there is still time to request an absentee ballot for the […]

Ripley County, IN—National Day of Prayer is being celebrated differently in Ripley County this year in two different locations across the county.  Today in Versailles, a prayer service will be hosted starting at noon at […]

Statewide— Schools, libraries, and other organizations from Gary to Evansville recently received grants from Indiana Humanities for projects ranging from a four-hour reading of Shakespeare’s sonnets to a program at an Indiana cemetery teaching fifth […]

Versailles, IN—Tyson Library will begin a phased reopening beginning Monday, May 11 with curbside pickup.  Curbside pick-up will begin on Monday by appointment only.  You can schedule your book or movie pick-up by calling the […]

Statewide—The Indiana State Department of Health has reported that 862 additional Hoosiers have been diagnosed with COVID-19 today.  A total of 21,870 Indiana residents have tested positive for the coronavirus.  To date, 120,496 tests have […]

Vevay, IN—The 49th annual Swiss Wine Festival will be canceled for 2020. After much discussion, the Board of Directors stated that they decided to not go through with the 2020 festival due to COVID-19 as […]

Batesville, IN—One Batesville Community Response Fund has been able to grow the fund to nearly $30k but the task force is not done raising funds and awareness. They know that for many businesses and community […]

Statewide—On Friday, Governor Eric Holcomb announced as part of the Back on Track Indiana plan, that $300 million dollars coming from the State would be distributed to the counties and cities across the state from […]

Greensburg, IN—During Monday evening’s Greensburg City Council meeting,  the Council approved the first reading of the ordinance that will allow fire pits in the city limits but with several restrictions.  This is meant for fire […]

Indianapolis, IN— In keeping with precautionary guidelines necessitated by the COVID-19 outbreak, the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra announces the difficult decision to cancel performances through September 17, 2020.  This latest cancellation affects the last three Hilbert Circle Theatre concerts of the 2019-20 Lilly Classical Series and Printing Partners Pops Series, the full Kroger Symphony on the Prairie season, […]

Greensburg, IN—On May 4, Lt. Jarrod McCalvin was Promoted to Captain of Administration with the Greensburg Police Department. Captian McCalvin has been with the Greensburg Police Department since 2002. During his tenure at the Greensburg […]