A former member of the Hillsboro City Council who worked for 40 years in the banking industry is in the process of taking out petitions to run for the office of mayor of Hillsboro. John Levo told The Highland County Press Wednesday that he intends to run for the office as an Independent candidate.
The Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs' season came to an end Friday night at Waverly High School, as they were defeated by the state-ranked Peebles Indians, 76-61.
Though the first half wasn't the prettiest of basketball games, the Fairfield Lions calmed down and showed why they finished with a strong second half of the regular season. The Lions tallied a 28-point fourth quarter for a 58-48 Division IV SE District Sectional Final win Tuesday at Valley High School.
Though the first half wasn't the prettiest of basketball games, the Fairfield Lions calmed down and showed why they finished with a strong second half of the regular season. The Lions tallied a 28-point fourth quarter for a 58-48 Division IV SE District Sectional Final win Tuesday at Valley High School.
Though the first half wasn't the prettiest of basketball games, the Fairfield Lions calmed down and showed why they finished with a strong second half of the regular season. The Lions tallied a 28-point fourth quarter for a 58-48 Division IV SE District Sectional Final win Tuesday at Valley High School.
Though the first half wasn't the prettiest of basketball games, the Fairfield Lions calmed down and showed why they finished with a strong second half of the regular season. The Lions tallied a 28-point fourth quarter for a 58-48 Division IV SE District Sectional Final win Tuesday at Valley High School.
The third and fourth grade physical education classes at Buckskin Elementary set a new school record in raising funds for the American Heart Association through Jump Rope for Heart. A total of $3,078.03 was collected by the students to support the fight against heart disease and stroke, America's number-one killer.
It what resembled a heavyweight championship boxing match the Whiteoak Wildcats and Green Bobcats went toe-to-toe, tooth-and-nail for 40 minutes, two overtimes, until a sectional champion was crowned, Tuesday at Valley High School, in Lucasville.
It what resembled a heavyweight championship boxing match the Whiteoak Wildcats and Green Bobcats went toe-to-toe, tooth-and-nail for 40 minutes, two overtimes, until a sectional champion was crowned, Tuesday at Valley High School, in Lucasville.
