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Lady Mustangs take 2 of 3 past games; earn SHAC victories

DODSONVILLE — Tuesday evening the Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs chipped away at Southern Hills Athletic Conference opp

Despite report describing risk, Ohio hospital says it’s financially solid
A national report said more than 400 safety net hospitals are at risk of closure — including 10 in Ohio. But one of those Ohio hospitals said that despite headwinds, its finances are sound.
Lions split SHAC games; defeat North Adams, fall to Manchester

Tuesday evening (April 14) the Fairfield Lions defeated the North Adams Green Devils, 3-2 behind seven hits offensive

Innovative surgery relieves chronic leg, arm swelling
Advances in cancer treatment mean more people are living longer after a cancer diagnosis. But some survivors develop lymphedema—long-term swelling in the arms, hands, legs or feet that can cause pain, limit movement and raise the risk of serious infections. The condition can also affect body image and mental health.
Tigers defeat Blue Lions, fall to non-conference foe Unioto

Wednesday in Fayette County the McClain Tigers came back with a vengeance against the Washin

Indians have 1-run loss against Blanchester; rebound with victory over Chillicothe 

Tuesday and Wednesday for the Hillsboro Indians saw a vast change of emotions as they were defeated by a run against

Mustangs take consecutive SHAC games against Eastern and Ripley

DODSONVILLE — Tuesday and Wednesday saw the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs defend their home field and win on the road, as t

Vivek Ramaswamy promises largest property tax rollback in Ohio history, but big questions remain
Ohio Republican candidate for governor Vivek Ramaswamy is telling voters he’ll roll property taxes back to “levels where they were before the end of the Covid pandemic.”
Hillsboro City Council OKs legislation for proposed holiday lights display
Hillsboro City Council members passed legislation to take the first steps toward a proposed new holiday lights show this winter, allowing for bids up to $150,000 for the purchase of equipment, during their Thursday, April 16 meeting.
Changes to penalty structure for targeting in NCAA DI football approved
For the 2026 season, the NCAA Division I Football Bowl Subdivision Oversight Committee has approved a one-year trial rule to modify the penalty structure when players are penalized for targeting.
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