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LC boys soccer earns win at Western Brown; Lady Mustangs fall to host Lady Broncos 

Tuesday saw the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs boys soccer team earn their first win of the 2026 season, in just their secon

Mustangs keep adding victories to ‘26 season total; wins against North Adams by 34 strokes 

Another day at the golf course and another victory for the Lynchburg Clay Mustangs boys golf team, as they traveled t

Hillsboro girls tennis wins again in FAC action; sweeps Washington

Tuesday evening at Hillsboro High School, the Hillsboro Lady Indians earned a Frontier Athletic Conference victory by

Rep. Comer confronts former Biden HHS secretary over concealing Dr. Fauci’s diary and phone from Congress
“The COVID-19 pandemic and decisions made by Dr. Fauci caused the American people irreparable harm," Rep. Comer said. 
Governor DeWine requests expedited federal storm damage assessments
Should the assessments find that damages meet certain federal thresholds, the following counties would qualify for support: FEMA Individual Assistance Program: Adams, Athens, Brown, Butler, Champaign, Clark, Clermont, Darke, Franklin, Hamilton, Highland, Licking, Madison, Morgan, Muskingum, Perry, Preble, and Washington.
Report: U.S. debt crisis will directly harm families, students, retirees
As the national debt reaches $40 trillion, economists warn that skyrocketing deficits will distinctly impact Americans of all generations, including students, families and retirees.
Ohio State Fair market session report 
The Ohio State Fair market show was an outstanding success for several exhibitors who represented their families and programs with hard work and dedication.
Ann Lucille Everetts
Ann Lucille Everetts, 92, of Hillsboro, passed away peacefully on Aug. 19, 2026, surrounded by family.
The Karly Rain Wood Act
We can do more to stop violent crime. We are letting these repeat violent offenders freely roam our streets. If a repeat violent offender is released into a community, the public deserves to know.  
Mamdani sues NYC Council over $10K teacher bonuses
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani is suing to block a new law giving paraprofessionals a $10,000 bonus, arguing that the taxpayer funded giveaway bypassed the city's collective bargaining process. 
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