Trailing for three quarters as the McClain Tigers played tough defense, it was the Hillsboro Indians who charged their way to the top in the final eight minutes as they used defensive pressure, mixed with a 25-point outburst in the final frame as they defeated the Tigers for the third time this season, winning the Division II SE District Sectional Semifinal 50-36 Wednesday night at Southeastern High School.

Trailing for three quarters as the McClain Tigers played tough defense, it was the Hillsboro Indians who charged their way to the top in the final eight minutes as they used defensive pressure, mixed with a 25-point outburst in the final frame as they defeated the Tigers for the third time this season, winning the Division II SE District Sectional Semifinal 50-36 Wednesday night at Southeastern High School.

Trailing for three quarters as the McClain Tigers played tough defense, it was the Hillsboro Indians who charged their way to the top in the final eight minutes as they used defensive pressure, mixed with a 25-point outburst in the final frame as they defeated the Tigers for the third time this season, winning the Division II SE District Sectional Semifinal 50-36 Wednesday night at Southeastern High School.

Trailing for three quarters as the McClain Tigers played tough defense, it was the Hillsboro Indians who charged their way to the top in the final eight minutes as they used defensive pressure, mixed with a 25-point outburst in the final frame as they defeated the Tigers for the third time this season, winning the Division II SE District Sectional Semifinal 50-36 Wednesday night at Southeastern High School.

Marine Corps Pfc. Joshua S. Kreal, son of Cheryl R. Hatfield of Sinking Spring, Ohio and Seng H. Kreal of West Chester, Ohio, recently completed 12 weeks of basic training at Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island, S. C. designed to challenge new Marine recruits both physically and mentally.

Marine Corps Pfc. Joshua S. Kreal, son of Cheryl R. Hatfield of Sinking Spring, Ohio and Seng H. Kreal of West Chester, Ohio, recently completed 12 weeks of basic training at Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island, S. C. designed to challenge new Marine recruits both physically and mentally.

The Blanchester Downtown Development Committee will kick off its first event of 2010 by ROASTING one of Blanchester’s long-serving public servants, Donald Walker. Walker, who has worn many hats during a lifelong career with the village including stints with the Life Squad, the Blanchester Board of Public Affairs and the Blanchester Fire Department, is currently Blanchester’s Fire Chief. It is fitting and proper that Blanchester citizens have this opportunity to bestow their affection and a little bit of chicanery upon a gentleman who needs no introduction but deserves recognition. The event will take place in the Municipal Cafeteria on Cherry Street beginning with registration at 5.30 and dinner at 6:00 PM on Saturday March 6.

The Blanchester Downtown Development Committee will kick off its first event of 2010 by ROASTING one of Blanchester’s long-serving public servants, Donald Walker. Walker, who has worn many hats during a lifelong career with the village including stints with the Life Squad, the Blanchester Board of Public Affairs and the Blanchester Fire Department, is currently Blanchester’s Fire Chief. It is fitting and proper that Blanchester citizens have this opportunity to bestow their affection and a little bit of chicanery upon a gentleman who needs no introduction but deserves recognition. The event will take place in the Municipal Cafeteria on Cherry Street beginning with registration at 5.30 and dinner at 6:00 PM on Saturday March 6.

Louada Huber, 94, of Mowrystown, died Tuesday, Feb. 23, 2010 at the Brown County General Hospital in Georgetown, Ohio.