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The McClain Lady Tigers played three games in three consecutive days as they faced the Jackson Ironladies, Western Brown Lady Broncos and the North Adams Lady Green Devils.
Starting on Wednesday, the McClain Lady Tigers lost to the Jackson Ironladies at Daryle Unger Field by a 15-3 score on April…
The McClain TIgers allowed just one earned run and doubled up on the hit total against the Jackson Ironmen at home Wednesday evening, but the Tigers were only able to get one run across the plate for a 2-1 loss at Tom Hixon Field at Mitchell Park.
Jackson’s two runs were scored in the top of the…
By Bethany Blankley
The Center Square
The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals handed Texas its third win Friday on border security.
As the border crisis escalated during the Biden administration, Gov. Greg Abbott took a series of measures to implement border security efforts, including building and…
Courtesy of Julie Bolender
Highland County Economic Development
Highland County business, education finance, and community leaders traveled to the Ohio Statehouse for Highland County Legislative Day, an opportunity to strengthen relationships with state leaders and gain insight into key issues…
By John Condon
Adams County Community Foundation
The Adams County Community Foundation hosted an evening of celebration on Monday, April 20 at the W3CU auditorium in Winchester, honoring 67 scholarship recipients during its second annual scholarship banquet.
More than 100 guests attended the…
The Hillsboro City Schools Board of Education heard reports on end-of-year activities and made numerous approvals for the 2026-27 school year during their Monday, April 20 meeting.
Student representative Abigail Fryman reported on a number of recent events, beginning with discussing the ongoing…
By Angela Shepherd
GEVS
Rhythm was just one of the things showcased at Greenfield’s April 20 school board meeting. Other meeting components included a food service report, approved student trips, and employment.
A percussion group made up of Greenfield Elementary students, and known as the Tiger…
By Angela Shepherd
GEVS
An opportunity to explore what lies beyond high school was held in early March for students with disabilities.
It’s an annual event called the 5-County Transition Student Expo and it brings together students with disabilities from Highland, Adams, Brown, Clinton, and…
Eric Grate, formerly of Greenfield, is a writer, Marine Corps veteran, photographer and coffeehouse owner from Danville, Ky.
His storytelling is rooted in small-town life, humor and Americana realism.
He began writing in his mid-50s and has since published "The Streets of Greenfield" and "…
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