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Sports 22 September 2009

SCOL Football Standings

Take a look at the 2009 South Central Ohio League football standings after four weeks.

In The News 22 September 2009

The Highland County Board of Elections reminds the citizens of Highland County that the deadline for registering to vote in the General Election to be held Tuesday, November 3, 2009, will be Monday, October 5, 2009. This deadline is for those who are not presently registered.

Headlines 22 September 2009

A message of peace

Wilmington College recently played host to a visiting Peace Ambassador Exchange team from Japan.

In The News 22 September 2009

A message of peace

Wilmington College recently played host to a visiting Peace Ambassador Exchange team from Japan.

Headlines 22 September 2009

Greenfield to hold special meeting Sept. 28

There will be a special meeting of the Greenfield City Council to discuss with the City Manager Resume Review Committee

In The News 22 September 2009

Greenfield to hold special meeting Sept. 28

There will be a special meeting of the Greenfield City Council to discuss with the City Manager Resume Review Committee

Sports 22 September 2009

Tiger golf defeats Massie

Behind the solid 1-over-par 36 by J.T. Bunner, the McClain Tiger boys golf team defeated, on the road, the Clinton-Massie Falcons 168-179 this past Thursday in South Central Ohio League play.

Sports 22 September 2009

Tigers torch Green Devils 3-1 at VA Memorial

CHILLICOTHE – The wins keep on coming for the McClain Tiger boys soccer team this season as they traveled to VA Memorial Stadium and defeated non-league opponent North Adams 3-1 Monday night.

Sports 22 September 2009

Bearcats pounce Panthers 42-14 in SVC opener

BAINBRIDGE – The Paint Valley Bearcats jumped back on the winning side of things Friday night as they broke a two-game losing skid by dominating the Southeastern Panthers 42-14 in each teams Scioto Valley Conference opener.

Sports 21 September 2009

Red Raiders bash Tigers

LONDON – A big, impact play at the start wasn’t enough for the McClain Tigers to sustain blow after blow by the state-ranked London Red Raiders Friday night as the Tigers dropped their first game of the season 55-28.