The Hillsboro Indians are making a late playoff push with two games remaining in the regular season as they are set to face South Central Ohio League rival Miami Trace at Richards Memorial Field.
Looking at the expressions on their faces you could see the excitement as the clock ticked closer toward them cashing in on their goal from the beginning of the season. Or it could have been the chilling temperatures on that Thursday night that had the team all jittery. Maybe it was a mixture of both cold and excitement, but anyway it is looked at, on that cold night at McClain Field the Tiger boys soccer team became champions.
To the editor: After reading a letter from a business owner at Rocky Fork Lake, I felt compelled to write. I have attended the meetings of the Paint Township trustees for many years. I also know that the trustees divide the township into three areas for services. Mr. Mustard happens to be the trustee who takes care of the lake area, and he provides excellent service.
There is an editorial topic before us and published online at www.highlandcountypress.com which asks: What government services are most important to you? We felt the timing of the question was appropriate, given the economy of the times. A fair number of government agencies, offices and departments have been, for the past year or so, forced to reduce their respective budgets. As these cuts continue or level off, we are left with a few questions.
In a thrilling, five-game match, the Fairfield Lady Lions captured their first sectional volleyball championship Thursday, defeating the Whiteoak Lady Wildcats, 19-25, 25-22, 26-24, 22-25 and 15-10 in the final game.
In a thrilling, five-game match, the Fairfield Lady Lions captured their first sectional volleyball championship Thursday, defeating the Whiteoak Lady Wildcats, 19-25, 25-22, 26-24, 22-25 and 15-10 in the final game.
In a thrilling, five-game match, the Fairfield Lady Lions captured their first sectional volleyball championship Thursday, defeating the Whiteoak Lady Wildcats, 19-25, 25-22, 26-24, 22-25 and 15-10 in the final game.
Highland County commissioners received less than encouraging news regarding a grant application for renovations at the Highland County Courthouse and the Hi-TEC building at this week’s commission meeting.
