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A sermon on John 20:19-31

Jesus gives you Peace through His wounds. He wants you to know He understands what you are going through. Jesus wants you to believe He never turns a deaf ear to your cries for help.
Cameron Miller K’s 16 batters in Lions win over West Union

Scoring runs in the fourth and sixth innings, the Fairfield Lions gained a Southern Hills Athletic Conference win Mon

Mustangs dominate Eastern Eagles and West Union for consecutive wins

Taking just five innings, the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs used six hits and 14 walks to gain a Southern Hills Athletic Co

Late innings lead to Indians loss against Miami Trace

The Hillsboro Indians and Miami Trace Panthers battled in a Frontier Athletic Conference showdown Monday evening at H

Iron Rose Rentals opens in Hillsboro
Iron Rose Rentals offers mower services, blade sharpening, tool rental, kayak rental, hardware, plumbing, electrical, painting, lawn and garden supplies, coffee, snacks and more. 
Fairfield softball battles in recent games

The Fairfield Lady Lions traveled to Paint Valley High School Friday to play the Paint Valley Lady Bearcats of the Sc

Whiteoak hosts ’26 Deb’s Wooden Bat Classic

The 2026 Deb’s Wooden Bat Classic took place at Whiteoak High School and Hillsboro High School on Saturday, where it

Division of Liquor Control highlights safe and responsible alcohol use, available resources during Alcohol Awareness Month
With the arrival of Alcohol Awareness Month this April, the Ohio Department of Commerce Division of Liquor Control is reminding Ohio consumers as well as its 27,000 permit holders to always follow the state’s liquor laws and to put safety and responsibility first whenever consuming alcohol.
Tigers fall by 2 runs against Cavaliers

Facing Frontier Athletic Conference opponent Chillicothe on the road Monday evening, the McClain TIgers lost a close

Drop in opioid overdose deaths nears 50% since 2023
Since their peak less than three years ago, opioid overdose deaths dropped nearly by half as of October, according to a Stateline analysis. The drop comes as a shrinking fentanyl supply has made the drug weaker and less deadly and volunteer efforts get more people into treatment.
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