Hillsboro junior Chase Gilliland proved to have ice water running though his veins Thursday at Hillsboro High School, with the game in his hands. With Hillsboro needing two points to send the game into overtime, the junior released the ball with 3.8 seconds left on the clock and tied the game at the buzzer, nothing but net, with the Indians eventually winning the game in overtime, 68-62.

Hillsboro junior Chase Gilliland proved to have ice water running though his veins Thursday at Hillsboro High School, with the game in his hands. With Hillsboro needing two points to send the game into overtime, the junior released the ball with 3.8 seconds left on the clock and tied the game at the buzzer, nothing but net, with the Indians eventually winning the game in overtime, 68-62.

Hillsboro junior Chase Gilliland proved to have ice water running though his veins Thursday at Hillsboro High School, with the game in his hands. With Hillsboro needing two points to send the game into overtime, the junior released the ball with 3.8 seconds left on the clock and tied the game at the buzzer, nothing but net, with the Indians eventually winning the game in overtime, 68-62.

Hillsboro junior Chase Gilliland proved to have ice water running though his veins Thursday at Hillsboro High School, with the game in his hands. With Hillsboro needing two points to send the game into overtime, the junior released the ball with 3.8 seconds left on the clock and tied the game at the buzzer, nothing but net, with the Indians eventually winning the game in overtime, 68-62.

Hillsboro junior Chase Gilliland proved to have ice water running though his veins Thursday at Hillsboro High School, with the game in his hands. With Hillsboro needing two points to send the game into overtime, the junior released the ball with 3.8 seconds left on the clock and tied the game at the buzzer, nothing but net, with the Indians eventually winning the game in overtime, 68-62.

Starting at the beginning of 2011, the OSU Extension Offices for Adams, Brown and Highland counties will all be open, but things will be different. As we close out 2010 some of the responsibilities will change. With the continued struggles, regardless if we are talking Federal, State or Local, budgets are tight and reductions are a must. In the three counties we will have a 4-H Educator in each county, but there will only be one Family Consumer Sciences Educator and one Agriculture and Natural Resources Educator to serve the three counties.

For the entire season, the McClain Tigers have been close, but not close enough to gain their first win of the season. That was until Thursday at Hillsboro High School, when they fended off a hard-charging Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs team as Zach Matracia put MHS ahead for good, gaining their first win of the year, 41-39.

For the entire season, the McClain Tigers have been close, but not close enough to gain their first win of the season. That was until Thursday at Hillsboro High School, when they fended off a hard-charging Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs team as Zach Matracia put MHS ahead for good, gaining their first win of the year, 41-39.

In Hillsboro Tuesday, Dec. 28, prices shot up to $3.19 a gallon, up from $3.03 the day before, for a gallon of regular gas.