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Week 13 (Postseason)
Friday, Nov. 14
Frontier Athletic Conference (FAC)
Jackson 24, London 28
Scioto Valley Conference (SVC)
Unioto 14, New Lexington 47
Tri-Valley Conference (TVC)Nelsonville-York 10, Columbus Academy 7Danville 19, Waterford 14
Southern Ohio Conference (SOC)
Symmes Valley 7,…
Highland County commissioners Brad Roades, Terry Britton and David Daniels were updated on plans to expand an existing solar project, with additional acreage for a larger solar development as well as a new battery storage facility, during commissioners’ Wednesday, Nov. 12 meeting.
Joel Puritz and…
Highland County commissioners Brad Roades, Terry Britton and David Daniels met with several guests during their Wednesday, Nov. 12 meeting, which included issuing a proclamation recognizing Nov. 16-22 as Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week in Highland County.
Accepting the proclamation were…
Courtesy of Ron Sexton
Superintendent
Lynchburg-Clay Local Schools
During the November meeting of the Lynchburg-Clay Local Schools Board of Education, the district acknowledged several students and a longtime educator in the district and thanked NCB Bank for a $15,000 donation to provide food on…
Excavation work continued this week in Mowrystown on the Whiteoak High School AstroTurf project.
According to Bright Local Schools Superintendent Jason Iles, the school district is currently renovating its baseball and softball fields and adding a soccer facility to the high school campus.
The…
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Bright Local Schools
Bright Local Schools proudly recognized Marley Gobin, a Whiteoak High School senior, at the recent Board of Education meeting, where she was awarded a scholarship from the Waw-wil-a-way Chapter of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution (NSDAR…
By Marty Schladen
Ohio Capital Journal
Many food pantries in Ohio are seeing record demand as President Donald Trump has resisted court orders to provide food aid to 42 million Americans.
The outlines of an agreement to end the longest government shutdown in history emerged Sunday night. But it’s…
By Angela Shepherd
GEVS
Needs get met when someone notices the need then does something about it. This is how the Tiger Cub Closet came to be.
It’s a program that provides clothing items to elementary students within the Greenfield school district, and according to Superintendent Quincey Gray…
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