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Mayor Zink presents State of the City 2010

The following is Mayor Dick Zink's State of the City for 2010.
Judge McKenna seeks re-election to Hillsboro Municipal Court
The Hon. Judge David H. McKenna has declared his candidacy for re-election as judge of the Hillsboro Municipal Court, seeking a third term on Nov. 8, 2011.
NASCAR changes points system
NASCAR announced Wednesday that it has added a wild card element to setting the Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup field and it has simplified its points system for 2011, making it easier for fans, competitors and the industry to understand.
Tigers take 4th quarter; gain 4th win
For the fourth time this season the McClain Tigers gained not only a non-league win, but an overall win. On Tuesday night it was the Tigers who gained the upper-hand in the fourth frame to take home a 56-52 win over the Unioto Sherman-Tanks at UHS.
State rests in Coonrod trial; investigator says juveniles did not start fire WATCH THE VIDEO
CIRCLEVILLE - The state rested Wednesday in its second presentation of a case against Wesley Coonrod, on charges of murder, and aggravated arson. During the proceedings in Pickaway County Common Pleas Court, jurors heard a state fire marshal's office investigator testify that Thomas and Stephen Coonrod did not start the fire that claimed their lives on March 7, 2010, and the victim's mother testified about learning that her sons had been killed on Thomas's fourth birthday.
Clarence Edward Runyon
Clarence Edward Runyon, 86, of Wilmington, died Tuesday, Jan. 25, 2011 at Highland District Hospital.
Eula Mae (Wheatley) Naylor
Eula Mae (Wheatley) Naylor, 85, of Sardinia, passed away Tuesday night, Jan. 25, 2011 at the Ohio Valley Manor Nursing Home in Ripley.
Good Shepherd Church welcomes Bowling Family
"You do not want to miss this powerful concert by one of the most sought-after groups in southern gospel music," said Good Shepherd Curch Music Director Lanny Bryant. "They are claiming 2011 as their 'Miracle Tour.' Please try and make it out for this great concert, you will be glad you did."
Community Action provides many services
The opportunities and support offered by HCCAO includes programs for the very young children through Early Head Start, to those in their golden years through Meals on Wheels and Senior Nutrition, and all ages in between.
Shawnee State University to Hold Events in Honor of Black History Month
Shawnee State University will be hosting several events in honor of Black History Month in the month of February.
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