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  • Sean Casey is 'the' Cincinnati Reds

    Politically, Mark Mallory is the mayor of Cincinnati, but any sports fan in the Queen City knows who was for seven seasons and always will be the true "mayor" of Cincinnati, and this Saturday afternoon at Great American Ball Park, everyone in attendance will be sure to let the baseball circles know who the real "mayor" of Cincinnati is.
  • Local anglers hook 10-pound bass at Rocky Fork Lake
    Local angler Charles "Chuck" Sykora his son, Chuck Sykora Jr., this week caught a 10-pound, two-ounce largemouth bass at Rocky Fork Lake. They fish at all Bayview Campground and Cottages and Bait and Tackle sponsored tournaments.
  • Hillsboro Post 129 gains 5th straight win
    What started with a rocky first three innings for both Hillsboro Post 129 and Gallipolis Post 27 turned out to be just smooth enough for the Hillsboro club.
  • Hillsboro Post 129 gains 5th straight win
    What started with a rocky first three innings for both Hillsboro Post 129 and Gallipolis Post 27 turned out to be just smooth enough for the Hillsboro club.
  • MHS football team to host fundraiser
    The McClain football team will host a fundraising event at Calhoun's on Jefferson in Greenfield this Saturday, June 23 from 4-8 p.m.
  • Festival basketball tournament slated for July 7
    The Festival of the Bells 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament, sponsored by the Hillsboro Lions Club, will be held July 7 at the Hillsboro City Park (West North and Railroad Street).
  • Post 129 sweeps DH against Waverly
    The American Legion Post 129 of Hillsboro baseball team was a perfect 2-for-2 Tuesday night, earning consecutive wins in a doubleheader sweep of Waverly Post 142 by scores of 2-1 and 10-0, en route to their eighth and ninth victories of the season.
  • Post 129 sweeps DH against Waverly
    The American Legion Post 129 of Hillsboro baseball team was a perfect 2-for-2 Tuesday night, earning consecutive wins in a doubleheader sweep of Waverly Post 142 by scores of 2-1 and 10-0, en route to their eighth and ninth victories of the season.
  • Post 129 wraps up own wooden bat tournament
    Rain, late starts and a blown light weren't enough to put a stop to the Hillsboro Post 129 Wooden Bat tournament on Saturday night and into Sunday morning as they split their final two games played on the field with an 11-7 loss to Westerville South and a 5-2 win over Washington C.H. Post 25.
  • Post 129 wraps up own wooden bat tournament
    Rain, late starts and a blown light weren't enough to put a stop to the Hillsboro Post 129 Wooden Bat tournament on Saturday night and into Sunday morning as they split their final two games played on the field with an 11-7 loss to Westerville South and a 5-2 win over Washington C.H. Post 25.
  • Highland County Thunder 16U baseball team takes 3-of-4 this week
    The Highland County Thunder traveled to Fairfield on Wednesday to take on the Fairfield Sluggers for league play and to Blue Ash to take on the Sycamore Aviators at Crosley Field for a non-league contest Saturday.
  • Post 129 tops Findlay, falls to Post 757 in early morning hours
    If New York City is known as the "city that never sleeps," then it could be easily said from Friday evening until the early hours of Saturday morning, Shaffer Park was the "ball park that never sleeps."
  • Post 129 tops Findlay, falls to Post 757 in early morning hours
    If New York City is known as the "city that never sleeps," then it could be easily said from Friday evening until the early hours of Saturday morning, Shaffer Park was the "ball park that never sleeps."
  • Hillsboro 8th grade baseball team celebrates 9-3 record
    Pictured is the 2012 Hillsboro eighth grade baseball team.
  • Lions Club A league team defeats NCB
    The Lions Club A-league baseball team won their first game of the season June 6, defeating the NCB baseball team, 5-4 at Shaffer Park.
  • SCOL History: WCH pulls ahead of Miami Trace

    As it turned out, the Lions were not able to whip last-place Hillsboro. The Indians were able to slow the game down, which spelled trouble for the Lions. Pittser was held to 14 points, and his teammates provided little help. The Indians had better scoring balance, led by Jamie Thompson’s 11 points and Brian Fulton’s nine in their 42-40 upset win over the blue-and-white. This loss would cost the Blue Lions a gold basketball.

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