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Tribe defeats Wildcats in six innings

Jumping out to a four-run lead against Highland County counterpart Whiteoak, it took just six innings for the Tribe to gain the non-league win Saturday afternoon. Along with the four-run first, HHS added eight more runs to defeat WHS 12-1 in non-league action.
Lynchburg-Clay scores 40 runs in doubleheader; defeats GMen
The runs wouldn't stop for the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs Saturday afternoon in a doubleheader with Georgetown. The Mustangs gained a total of 40 runs in the two games, as both team combined for a grand total of 57 runs and 41 hits, as the Mustangs won both ends of the twin bill 15-2 and 25-15.
Wildcats shaken by Trimble
The Whiteoak Wildcats gave up six runs in the first three innings to Glouster Trimble as they dropped their second straight non-league game Monday afternoon 7-3.
Wildcats shaken by Trimble
The Whiteoak Wildcats gave up six runs in the first three innings to Glouster Trimble as they dropped their second straight non-league game Monday afternoon 7-3.
Wildcats shaken by Trimble
The Whiteoak Wildcats gave up six runs in the first three innings to Glouster Trimble as they dropped their second straight non-league game Monday afternoon 7-3.
Wildcats shaken by Trimble
The Whiteoak Wildcats gave up six runs in the first three innings to Glouster Trimble as they dropped their second straight non-league game Monday afternoon 7-3.
City of Wilmington slashes payroll
The city of Wilmington has announced the layoff of numerous employees, including firefighters. The closing of the DHL Air Park and thousands of lost jobs have resulted in both a smaller tax base and a decline in the need for certain services.
Indians crash Tanks, 5-1
The Hillsboro boys tennis team improved to a 5-2 record by defeating the Unioto Sherman Tanks 5-1.
Indians crash Tanks, 5-1
The Hillsboro boys tennis team improved to a 5-2 record by defeating the Unioto Sherman Tanks 5-1.
Governor urges Senate to pass more unemployment compensation legislation
Ohio Governor Ted Strickland today urged the U.S. Senate to vote to end debate and pass HR 4851, the Continuing Extension Act of 2010. HR 4851 temporarily extends unemployment compensation benefits through May. The 30-day extension has been passed by the U.S. House of Representatives. The Senate took up the measure two weeks ago, but its passage is currently being blocked.
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