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September 2, 2010
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SR
middle school gets state attention
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Wanda
English Burnett
Editor
An honor such as being ranked second in the state
for growth on ISTEP+ scores isnt one that
comes often, or easy for a school.
Dr. John Mehrle, superintendent for South Ripley
Schools is proud of the accomplishments of the middle
school staff and students as they were recently
honored for their efforts to promote academics.
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Local
Red Cross provides vital services to residents
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Wanda
English Burnett
Editor
This week marks five years since Hurricane Katrina
hit the gulf coast with such an impact it was felt
across the nation.
Peggi Stahr who is the new interim director of the
Ripley County chapter of the American Red Cross
knows the devastation of that hurricane and what
it means to truly serve through the Red Cross. She
was in Knoxville, TN, as the director of the chapter
there at the time of the disaster.
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Local
resident develops patent that could provide greener
air
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Beth
Rumsey
Staff Writer
The vision of one Ripley County resident could mean
a greener and more efficient way to produce electricity
for future generations.
Elvin Knollman first considered the concept of using
compressed air as electricity during a visit to
the Black Hills in Colorado.
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