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L-Clay 7th-grade boys finish 12-0

The Lynchburg-Clay seventh-grade boys won the SHL seventh-grade championship and finished their season 12-0 as tournament champions.
Circleville, Wilmington set the pace in 1982-83
(Continued from last week.)
Circleville’s defeat at Miami Trace allowed Wilmington to slip back into the league lead. Going into February 1983, the league standings were:
Ryan Newman named to Miami University dean's list
Ryan Kenneth Newman of Hillsboro has been named to the Miami University dean's list.
Bowling standings for Miller's Auto Hospital
The following are the team standings as of Feb. 16 for Miller's Auto Hospital - Highland Lanes.
Bowling standings for Lowe's Construction (Mixed)
The following are the team standings as of Feb. 16 for Lowe's Construction Mixed - Highland Lanes.
An unsustainable disparity in wages
Ohio Gov. John Kasich has taken some initial steps that indicate he’s serious about real reform. But those aforementioned unions are working overtime to derail his efforts. Of course, they have the triple advantage of time, money and organization. While their professional time is spent lobbying our lawmakers, most of the rest of us are too busy working – or looking for work – to realize our ox has been sired, until the calf arrives.
Three cheers for Sen. Rand Paul
Sen. Rand Paul's position, like that of his father, is that excessive spending on the military has to end, that we cannot afford to be the world's policeman, and that overseas bases left over from WW II need to be closed.
Lady Tigers end season with sectional loss to Logan Elm
Defense was the way to go Wednesday night at Adena High School, and the Logan Elm Lady Braves proved that against the McClain Lady Tigers in their Division II SE District Sectional game.
Lady Tigers end season with sectional loss to Logan Elm
Defense was the way to go Wednesday night at Adena High School, and the Logan Elm Lady Braves proved that against the McClain Lady Tigers in their Division II SE District Sectional game.
Pending Hillsboro ordinance could prevent sale of some properties
New legislation proposed to the Hillsboro City Council, seeking to lessen the amount of water flow to the wastewater treatment plant, could possibly prevent the sale of real estate in some situations.
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