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Lady 'Cats total 28 runs in season opening win against Fayetteville

Before the game, Whiteoak head coach Brett Malone had concerns about starting the season with a league opponent. The concerns went away fast once the Whiteoak Lady 'Cats flexed their muscle and added run after run after run in their season opener against the Fayetteville Lady Rockets. With 28 total runs scored by Whiteoak, the Lady 'Cats surged to a 28-3 victory Tuesday at Whiteoak High School.
38th annual telethon raises $148,300
Highland County residents came together March 31 to raise $148,300 for the Highland County Society for Children and Adults.
Air Transport Services Group announces new long-term aircraft and operating agreements with DHL
WILMINGTON - Air Transport Services Group, Inc. today announced the execution of new long-term agreements under which the subsidiaries of ATSG will continue providing aircraft and operating support to the U.S. portion of DHL’s international logistics network.
Area Agency on Aging recognizing social worker month
In every community, there are people who go above and beyond their usual work to make a significant difference in the lives of thousands.
Calving process can affect rebreeding
The weather this week gave us a taste of what we have been waiting for through this long
Extension levy seeks support for 4-H
In a community where agriculture is the leading industry and 4-H programs are often a part of growing up, OSU Extension is asking voters to help support the programming with a levy initiative that will appear on the primary election ballot May 4.
Developmental Disabilities advocates present award to Sen. Carey
The ARC of Ohio (Advocating for the Rights of Citizens with Developmental Disabilities) held its annual Legislative Event at the Hyatt on Capitol Square in Columbus on March 23. Highland County advocates Michael Richards of Greenfield and Kraig Walker of Mowrystown assisted in presenting a Legislator of the Year award to Senator John Carey.
Ohio State Highway Patrol officer says investigation was called off at Governor's Mansion
Three Ohio State Highway Patrol officials have accused Gov. Ted Strickland's administration of blocking an undercover operation at the governor's mansion in January to protect Strickland from political embarrassment, The (Cleveland) Plain Dealer reported.
Greater Life Assembly seeking sponsors for annual Kids Camp
Greater Life Assembly is seeking sponsorships for Kids Camp from Aug. 8-13 at Camp Molly Lauman in Scioto County.
Sporting events for Tuesday, March 30
Game changes for Tuesday, March 30
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