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Portman tours SSCC central campus

Candidate for U.S. Senate Robert Portman visited Southern State Community College's Central Campus in Hillsboro April 9 to discuss with college officials the utilization and impact federal dollars have had on local campuses. 
Portman tours SSCC central campus
Candidate for U.S. Senate Robert Portman visited Southern State Community College's Central Campus in Hillsboro April 9 to discuss with college officials the utilization and impact federal dollars have had on local campuses. 
Students see change in education funding
When President Obama signed the health care reform legislation this week, it included a section authorizing a major overhaul in education funding, allotting more money for community colleges, and altering repayment stipulations for student loans.
Mustangs stay perfect, defeat Warriors and Rockets
The Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs have started the season with a fury. They have scored runs playing small ball and have hit the long ball, en route to a 4-0 overall record.  In SHL play, LC is 3-0.
Mustangs stay perfect, defeat Warriors and Rockets
The Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs have started the season with a fury. They have scored runs playing small ball and have hit the long ball, en route to a 4-0 overall record.  In SHL play, LC is 3-0.
Coonrod pleads not guilty
A father of two children killed in a Greenfield fire in March was arraigned on capital murder charges April 9 in Highland County Common Pleas Court where he pleaded not guilty to all charges. Wesley Coonrod Sr., 42, appeared in court with his attorneys, Jerry McHenry and William Mooney, of the Ohio Public Defenders Office.
Former Congressman Rob Portman to tour SSCC
Former Second District Congressman Rob Portman, R-Terrace Park, will be touring Southern State Community College's Central Campus in Hillsboro Friday, April 9. Portman, a candidate for U.S. Senate, will be discussing workforce development with representatives of the college.
It was all Blue Lions on gridiron in 1973
As the SCOL schools prepared for another football season in September 1973, the “Coaches Musical Chairs” game was in full throttle. Jay Knierim was out and Fred Brisker was in at McClain. Dale Ambos was out and Mike Doyle was in at Hillsboro. Doyle came to Hillsboro from Franklin Heights High School, where he was backfield coach. He was a Miami Trace High School and Wilmington College graduate, who had also attended Ohio State University.
Angry people aren't very happy
As Yogi Berra most likely didn’t say, “There’s a lot of angry people out there and not all of them are happy.”
Lions grand in win over Blue Jays
Twenty-one runs in four innings at the plate. The Fairfield Lions were hitting on all cylinders from the batter's box on Wednesday as they easily defeated the Ripley Blue Jays 21-2 at Fairfield High School.
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