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Gerald W. Cummings

Gerald W. Cummings, 93, of Lynchburg, died Thursday, Jan. 20, 2011 at the Greene Memorial Hospital in Xenia.
Ed "Edster" Banks
Ed “Edster” Banks, 59, of Hillsboro died Thursday, Jan. 20, 2011 at the Clermont Mercy Hospital in Batavia.
Jury selection begins in second Coonrod trial
CIRCLEVILLE - Jury selection was scheduled to begin at 9 a.m. Monday in the retrial of Wesley Coonrod, on charges of murder.
 Coonrod, 42, of Greenfield, was found guilty in October of two counts of felony endangering children. He had faced aggravated murder charges with death penalty specifications stemming from a March fire in his apartment on Lafayette Street in Greenfield, during which his sons Thomas, 4, and Stephen, 3, were killed.
Lady Tigers prevail in OT against Falcons
This season, McClain head coach Dennis Overstake has talked about players stepping up in big games. On Saturday afternoon at McClain High School, that is exactly what happened for the Lady Tigers.
NFL Playoff Results
NFL Playoff results and schedule
Saturday Basketball Scores
High School Basketball Results from Saturday, Jan. 22
Indians unable to fend off Golden Eagles' attack
The Hillsboro Indians' chances at the South Central Ohio League championship hit a minor bump Saturday afternoon at Madison-Plains High School.
Indians unable to fend off Golden Eagles' attack
The Hillsboro Indians' chances at the South Central Ohio League championship hit a minor bump Saturday afternoon at Madison-Plains High School.
Common pleas court summary shows first decrease in foreclosures in seven years
The General Divisions of the Highland County Court of Common Pleas has released its 2010 case summary, which shows a 41 percent reduction in the number of pending cases the court has seen since 2008. While the court has seen a decrease in the number of criminal cases filed, the statistics show the court saw its first decrease in the number of foreclosures since 2003, but a 96-percent increase in all other civil cases over the past seven years.
Margaret R. 'Peg' Roark
Margaret R. "Peg" Roark, 89, of Trenton, and formerly of Greenfield, died Wednesday, Jan. 19, 2011 at Riverside Nursing Home and Rehabilitation Center in Dayton.
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