The Tipton Times

12/11/2025

A Christmas Blessing - The organ at St. Andrew's being played from its original place in the balcony and a compilation of photos from the historic church.

12/04/2025

🏀 Game Day Alert! 🏀

The Girls Basketball team takes on Owensboro Catholic, KY in the Midwest Elite Shootout tonight!

📍 Location: Tipton High School
⏰ Tip-Off: 8:30 PM

Come out and cheer on the Lady Cardinals and pack the gym and showing our support!

12/02/2025

Tipton R-VI will be closed today 12/2. I have driven all routes and the secondary roads are very slick. I will make a decision later today about the night activities. It will all depend on the condition of the roads once the sun comes out. Hopefully they will get dried off and we will be good to go.
Please stay safe and warm.
Julie K Dill
Superintendent

12/01/2025

The Tipton R-VI will be closing at 1 p.m. Monday, Dec. 1.
Per email sent to parents:
"Tipton R-VI will be dismissing today at 1 p.m. We have been actively driving the roads and watching weather forecasts this morning. Several of the roads are starting to become snow covered in places and becoming slick with the failing temperatures. To keep our students and staff safe, we will have an early dismissal today. All practices and evening events are cancelled. Stay warm and safe." -Dr. Julie Dil.

11/26/2025

After the Christmas Parade Friday night be sure to find Santa and Mrs. Claus in a different location to take children's wish lists - and pose for free photos!

11/25/2025

11/14/2025

Don't forget to vote for the Cutest! The deadline is Friday, Nov. 21 even though the ballot says the 20th - we made a mistake! Vote and share!!

11/12/2025

Aurora predicted to be visible again tonight
We’re seeing a lot of pictures go through our social media pages and hearing reports of beautiful sightings of the Aurora Borealis (Northern Lights) Tuesday night, Nov. 11, and the phenomenon is predicted to occur again tonight, Wednesday, Nov. 12.
Last night’s Aurora reached as far south as Texas, Georgia, the Carolinas, Florida and even Mexico, and an even stronger solar storm is expected to hit today, potentially creating a historic event rivaling the May 2025 G5 storms, according to NOAA/NASA.
For best viewing, head away from city lights and look north under clear skies after sunset. Auroras can spike suddenly, so stay alert. Last night’s Aurora occurred locally around 9 p.m.
We invite you to share your photos with us through email, [email protected], or drop it through Facebook Messenger. We will try to print at least one in next week’s issue and may print more depending on color availability in the newspaper pages.

11/11/2025

Don't forget to vote, vote, vote!!!