Tuesday, Jan. 12, 2010
Girls Basketball
Washington 52, McClain 32

The Hillsboro Fire Department would like to inform the citizens of Hillsboro that as of Jan. 1, 2010, there will be an annual fire inspection performed on every commercial business and multiple family dwelling in the city of Hillsboro. There will also be fire inspections on food service vendors at street fairs, fairs, and festivals.

Lynchburg-Clay Middle School will be hosting their Olweus Bullying Prevention Program kick-off event on Thursday, Jan. 14 at 1:30 p.m. in the middle school gymnasium.

           Delegates from Highland County Farm Bureau joined more than 349 official delegates at the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation's (OFBF) 91st annual meeting in Cincinnati Dec. 2-4 to set policies charting the course of the organization for the new year. Members of the Highland County delegation included, left to right: Jim Faust of Hillsboro, Highland County State Trustee Craig Adams, Ron Caldwell of Leesburg. Dan Cowdrey of Hillsboro, Organization Director Janelle Mead of Washington Court House, and Andy Caldwell of Leesburg.

The Lynchburg Boys Wings team (Terminators) finished 4th in the

Certified Athletic Trainers and students in the field had a very unique method of learning at a recent seminar held at Adena Medical Center's PACCAR Medical Education Center.  The use of a live video feed during sports-injury related procedures provided attendees with the opportunity to witness surgery as it happens.

The Adams County/Ohio Valley Schools are on a 90-minute delay Tuesday, Jan. 12.

The Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs perfected their game plan and defeated rival Eastern Brown 31-22 Monday evening in Southern Hills League action where defense was the name of the game.