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Athens student-athlete named Gatorade Ohio Girls Cross-Country Player of the Year

In its 41st year celebrating the nation’s best high school athletes, Gatorade announced Sophia Szolosi of Athens High School is the 2025-26 Gatorade Ohio Girls Cross-Country Player of the Year.
Mustangs split weekend games; defeat East Clinton, fall to Manchester

This past weekend saw the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs split their final two games of January as they lost on Friday night

Howland scores new career-high 41 points in win at New Richmond

The Hillsboro Indians faced two sets of Lions over the weekend, as they lost in Frontier Athletic Conference play on

Sigrid Solomon to be honoree at AAARC Black History Month program Feb. 21
Sigrid Solomon, Vice President/Chief Student Affairs Officer & Dean of Students of Wilmington College, will be the honoree when the African American Awareness Research Council (AAARC) and the Highland County District Library present their annual Black History Month program on Saturday, Feb. 21.
Central Ohio high schools students protest ICE, teacher unions condemn ICE activity near schools
Central Ohio high school students are walking out to protest Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
Trump axes funding for the vulnerable in Ohio then restores it amid backlash
The Trump administration notified agencies last month that it was suddenly terminating $2 billion — including millions in Ohio — for programs supporting vulnerable people. Amid a powerful backlash, it reversed itself a day later.
Highland County Sports Schedule: Feb. 2-8
Highland County Sports Schedule for the week of Feb. 2-8 (varsity only). Schedules subject to change.
Matt’s Take: Geno returns, good vibes only
I can hear it now across the ball park, can’t you? “And your DH for the Cincinnati Reds….EUGENIO SUAREZ,” followed by loud cheers and a nostalgic feeling.  
Medi-Cal spends $608 million monthly on cooking, cleaning home services, even for illegal immigrants
Medi-Cal is paying an estimated $608 million per month for cooking, shopping, cleaning, and laundry services for elderly and disabled low-income California residents – including illegal immigrants – at their homes and mostly paid to their relatives, state records show.
House GOP leaders face pushback from own members on funding bill
As the federal government enters its third day of a partial shutdown, House Republicans are bickering over Senate changes to the $1.2 trillion funding package, jeopardizing the upcoming vote.
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