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Lady Indians tennis wins 5-0 against Blanchester 

The Hillsboro Lady Indians gained a non-conference victory by winning on all five courts Tuesday (Aug.

Mustangs take SHAC No. 1 event by 17 strokes; 3-way tie for 2nd place 

Tuesday, Aug. 25 was the Southern Hills Athletic Conference No.

Mustangs boys golf wins against North Adams

The Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs earned a victory against a Southern Hills Athletic Conference opponent on Monday (Aug.

McClain girls golf places 3rd; HHS 5th at FAC No. 4 golf match

The fourth match of the Frontier Athletic Conference in girls golf took place on Tuesday, Aug.

AAA7 recruiting board members  
The Area Agency on Aging District 7 (AAA7) is currently recruiting community members to voluntarily serve on its Board of Trustees from the following counties: Highland, Lawrence, Pike and Scioto. 
Hillsboro football coaches advocate for SAM Act; superintendent says HCS 'not approving' new policy
Three coaches spoke in favor of the state’s recently enacted Student Athlete Mobility Act at the Monday, Aug. 17 Hillsboro City Schools Board of Education meeting, with administration responding that the district will not be adopting any related policies in Hillsboro.
McClain’s Chandler 5th at FAC No. 4 event at Hillsboro Elks

The fourth installment of the Frontier Athletic Conference boys golf matches took place at the Hillsboro Elks on Mond

Les Wexner stepping down as chair of Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center Board
Central Ohio billionaire Les Wexner is stepping down as chair of the Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center Board after continued scrutiny over his relationship with the late convicted child sex offender and disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein.
Ora E. Anderson Conservation Fund accepting 2026 grant applications
The Foundation for Appalachian Ohio (FAO) is accepting applications for 2026 grants available through the Ora E. Anderson Conservation Fund for Appalachian Ohio.
Public should be able to limit data centers that put strain on communities
American voters say local communities should be able to limit data centers if they cause a strain on electricity, water, land or infrastructure, according to a new poll.
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