Pounding out a big first quarter on the scoreboard, mixed with a balanced attack of offense and defense for the entire game, the Fairfield Lady Lions won their second straight game to move to .500 in the early season defeating the West Union Lady Dragons 74-41 Monday evening at Grandle Gymnasium.

Pounding out a big first quarter on the scoreboard, mixed with a balanced attack of offense and defense for the entire game, the Fairfield Lady Lions won their second straight game to move to .500 in the early season defeating the West Union Lady Dragons 74-41 Monday evening at Grandle Gymnasium.

Pounding out a big first quarter on the scoreboard, mixed with a balanced attack of offense and defense for the entire game, the Fairfield Lady Lions won their second straight game to move to .500 in the early season defeating the West Union Lady Dragons 74-41 Monday evening at Grandle Gymnasium.

Pounding out a big first quarter on the scoreboard, mixed with a balanced attack of offense and defense for the entire game, the Fairfield Lady Lions won their second straight game to move to .500 in the early season defeating the West Union Lady Dragons 74-41 Monday evening at Grandle Gymnasium.

Santa's Helpers will make an appearance and dance at the Greenfield Lions Club show set for Sunday, Dec. 13 in the McClain High School auditorium. There will be a matinee performance at 2 p.m. and a second show at 6 p.m.

Allowing 28 points in the first half the Hillsboro Lady Indians came up short against their South Central Ohio League foe Madison-Plains 51-25 Friday night at MPHS.

Allowing 28 points in the first half the Hillsboro Lady Indians came up short against their South Central Ohio League foe Madison-Plains 51-25 Friday night at MPHS.

The Capitol Square Review and Advisory Board and Capitol Square Foundation welcomed Fairfield Middle School from Leesburg to the Ohio Statehouse on December 3.   The school was the recipient of a school bus transportation grant.  Seventy students toured the Ohio Statehouse and Ohio Statehouse Museum as part of their trip to Columbus.

Family farmers from throughout Ohio celebrated their successful effort to pass State Issue 2 during the 91st annual meeting of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation (OFBF), held Dec. 2-4 in Cincinnati. Other high priorities for voting delegates during the annual policy session included climate change, wildlife damage, extension funding and challenges to dairy farmers. Delegates also talked at length about important activities following passage of Issue 2, which created the Ohio Livestock Care Standards Board.