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SSCC awaits governor's appointments to college board

Southern State Community College is facing four vacancies to its board of trustees before 2010 commencement and is anticipating replacement appointments by Gov. Ted Strickland’s office. However, depending on Strickland’s choice of board members, Fayette County could be left without representation.
Greenfield Elementary announces perfect attendance/honor roll
Greenfield Elementary has announced perfect attendance and honor roll for the fifth grading period of the 2009-2010 school year.
L-C Junior High track places second in SHL
The Lynchburg-Clay Junior High boys track team is the second place team in the Southern Hills League.
McClain gets revenge, gains shutout win over Lady Red Raiders
Pitching was the name of the game Friday in Greenfield. With two top South Central Ohio League pitchers battling each and every inning, it was the McClain Lady Tigers who produced behind their pitching as they defeated the London Lady Red Raiders 1-0.
McClain gets revenge, gains shutout win over Lady Red Raiders
Pitching was the name of the game Friday in Greenfield. With two top South Central Ohio League pitchers battling each and every inning, it was the McClain Lady Tigers who produced behind their pitching as they defeated the London Lady Red Raiders 1-0.
Council to reconsider emergency ordinance
The property maintenance and restoration committee of the Hillsboro City Council has voted to recommend the repeal of ordinance section 150.05 regarding "dangerous buildings," and replacing it with an ordinance that had its first reading during the April 12 council meeting
Reps. Turner, Herseth Sandlin welcome Defense Secretary Gates' 'fresh look' at military child custody rights
Following a meeting at the Pentagon today with Secretary of Defense Robert Gates, U.S. Representatives Michael R. Turner (R-Ohio) and Stephanie Herseth Sandlin (D-SD) expressed appreciation for the Secretary's acknowledgement of the problem posed by use of deployment as a criterion in deciding child custody cases, as well as for his commitment to "take a fresh look" at protecting the rights of our servicemen and women in child custody disputes.
Will these levies be enough or will they ask for more in the future?
Highland Countians are being asked (demanded) by the government and by wealthy Ohio State officials to pass MORE tax levies on ourselves in order to keep the local Ag. Extension and 4-H and Soil & Water Conservation Districts going. They say Issue 4 and Issue 5 will EACH raise a quarter-million dollars of OUR money per year to "rescue" these desireable programs for the next five years.
Lady Tigers gain SCOL victory against Washington
The McClain Lady Tigers scored eight runs in the top of the seventh inning, more than enough to gain a South Central Ohio League win Tuesday evening, defeating the Washington Lady Blue Lions 12-3 at WSHS.
Greenfield Middle School supports Hoops for the Heart
The 6th grade physical education students from Mrs. Simpson's, Mrs. Mongold's and Mr. Eaton's homerooms participated in Hoops for Hear
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