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Lady Indians dominate again

The second match this season for the Hillsboro Lady Indians mirrored their first effort from last Saturday, except this win had more goals and crisper play.
Lady Indians dominate again
The second match this season for the Hillsboro Lady Indians mirrored their first effort from last Saturday, except this win had more goals and crisper play.
Lady Indians dominate again
The second match this season for the Hillsboro Lady Indians mirrored their first effort from last Saturday, except this win had more goals and crisper play.
Lady Indians dominate again
The second match this season for the Hillsboro Lady Indians mirrored their first effort from last Saturday, except this win had more goals and crisper play.
Indians open season with physical win over Panthers
The Hillsboro Indians outlasted the Miami Trace Panthers Tuesday at Panther Stadium by scoring first and last to take home a season-opening 2-1 South Central Ohio League win.
Indians open season with physical win over Panthers
The Hillsboro Indians outlasted the Miami Trace Panthers Tuesday at Panther Stadium by scoring first and last to take home a season-opening 2-1 South Central Ohio League win.
Indians open season with physical win over Panthers
The Hillsboro Indians outlasted the Miami Trace Panthers Tuesday at Panther Stadium by scoring first and last to take home a season-opening 2-1 South Central Ohio League win.
Indians open season with physical win over Panthers
The Hillsboro Indians outlasted the Miami Trace Panthers Tuesday at Panther Stadium by scoring first and last to take home a season-opening 2-1 South Central Ohio League win.
Tigers rout Red Raiders
The McClain Tigers opened the game slow, but that lasted all of two minutes as they easily won their South Central Ohio League opener, defeating the London Red Raiders 13-3 for their second victory in as many games, Tuesday at McClain Field.
Citizens speak out against sewerage rate hikes
Several residents questioned the committee about possible budget cuts to offset the 15-percent increase in sewerage service over the next three years. Hillsboro resident Christine Kerley, who previously told council that based on statistical data, in 2010 the average family will pay more in water and sewer services than they will pay in city taxes, also addressed the committee.
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