June 27, 2022
Bernard “Barney” Miller, 72, of Barnett, died Saturday, Oct. 23, 2021 at his home. He was born April 8, 1949 to John Edward and Florence Collier Miller in Spokane, Wash. He married Donna Riggs July 4, 1969 in Oak Harbor, Wash. She survives at their home. He served in the United States Navy as a
Chuck Moesch, 52, of Versailles, died Wednesday, June 15, 2022 at his home. He was born Aug. 30, 1969 to Charles A. and Cathryn Allen Moesch. He was a 1987 graduate of Morgan County R-II High School in Versailles. While working for Chrysler as a Programmable Logic Controller, he earned a bachelor’s degree from the
by Pastor Danny Owsley, Family Worship Center, Versailles We are living in some uncertain times but isn’t that life. James 4:14 NLT “How do we know what your life will be life tomorrow? Your life is like the morning fog – it’s here for a little while, then, it’s gone. 15. What you ought to
Monday, June 13 to Sunday, June 19 County inmates in custody..87 Federal inmates in custody…45 Monday, June 13, identity theft on Baxter Road in Stover. Monday, June 13, second degree burglary on Golden Beach Road in Barnett. Tuesday, June 14, forgery at Morgan County Adult Detention Center in Versailles. Tuesday, June 14, tamper with a
The Versailles City Council in their regular monthly meeting Tuesday, June 14, amended the city’s drugs, alcohol, and safety procedures policy to include the use of mouth swabs. The policy also states all “special needs” employees (defined as employees operating motor vehicles, heavy equipment operators, police officers, and members of the fire department) shall be
by Bryan E. Jones, Publisher In the best interest of the city? Doing the right thing should be a guiding principle for all of us. Sometimes doing the right thing means UN-doing the wrong thing. A few weeks ago, the Versailles City Council amended an ordinance regarding competitive bidding. The revised ordinance included the following
