Going down in order in the first three innings, all via strike out, wasn't a sign of good things for the Whiteoak Lady Wildcats Tuesday evening. In, fact they were struck out 11 of their first 13 plate appearances by the West Union Dragons, as the Lady 'Cats were defeated in Southern Hills League play 7-3 at Whiteoak High School.
Going down in order in the first three innings, all via strike out, wasn't a sign of good things for the Whiteoak Lady Wildcats Tuesday evening. In, fact they were struck out 11 of their first 13 plate appearances by the West Union Dragons, as the Lady 'Cats were defeated in Southern Hills League play 7-3 at Whiteoak High School.
Going down in order in the first three innings, all via strike out, wasn't a sign of good things for the Whiteoak Lady Wildcats Tuesday evening. In, fact they were struck out 11 of their first 13 plate appearances by the West Union Dragons, as the Lady 'Cats were defeated in Southern Hills League play 7-3 at Whiteoak High School.
Going down in order in the first three innings, all via strike out, wasn't a sign of good things for the Whiteoak Lady Wildcats Tuesday evening. In, fact they were struck out 11 of their first 13 plate appearances by the West Union Dragons, as the Lady 'Cats were defeated in Southern Hills League play 7-3 at Whiteoak High School.
For 27 years, the Little Lamb Christian Preschool, a ministry of the Hillsboro Church of Christ, has been preparing area pupils for elementary school, with a focus on a Christian-based curriculum.
Wallace W. Sutton, 84, of Hillsboro, passed away Monday, April 5, 2010, at Hospice of Cincinnati East. He was born March 18, 1926 in Rose Hill, Va., the son of the late Bishop Sutton and Mary Jane Jones Sutton.
The founder of the third largest auction house in the world will be the featured speaker at Wilmington College's 2010 Ralph J. Stolle Distinguished Lecture Series April 14, at 7 p.m., in Kelly Center.
The top Republicans on the Armed Services Committee and the Armed Services Strategic Forces Subcommittee today welcomed the release of the Administration's delayed Nuclear Posture Review, a top-to-bottom review of the United States' nuclear policies, capabilities, and requirements. Both members pointed to the committee's full committee hearing on April 14 as an opportunity for Members of Congress to gain more details about the Nuclear Posture Review and question officials from the Departments of Defense, Energy, and State.
