The following is the Hillsboro Police Report for Nov. 8-9, 2010.

On Friday, Nov. 12 and Saturday, Nov. 13, the McClain Drama Department will be presenting the classic tale "A Christmas Carol" at McClain High School.
 This timeless story centers around Ebenezer Scrooge, played by Sam Henry. He has become a greedy businessman who is alienated from his family and friends. As his love for money grows, he becomes increasingly self-absorbed, much to the dismay of his employee Bob Cratchit, played by Joe  Barnhart; his nephew Fred, played by Dylan Rhonemus; and his fiancee Belle, played by Alyssa Anderson.

What if you had the gateway to another world hanging around your neck? Adventure, superpowers, and lessons in morality right at your fingertips?
       A family heirloom and a history of helping children learn the magic of reading prompted a Lynchburg area woman to pick up a pen and begin creating her own tale of other worlds, with hometown morals, that emphasizes the importance of working together.

A majority of area townships that contract with the city of Hillsboro for fire coverage have voted to accept a portion of the city's counteroffer for services.
       The Hillsboro City Council voted Monday to ratify a tentative agreement that would increase the cost of coverage for the townships until 2012 by 18 percent over the 2009-2010 contract.

The following are the Hillsboro Police Reports for Nov. 6-8.

The Hillsboro KFC Girls Strikers team has advanced to State SAY Tournament. Their first game will be Saturday, Nov. 13 at 2 p.m. at the Little Miami High School practice football field (behind the high school).

The Hillsboro KFC Girls Strikers team has advanced to State SAY Tournament. Their first game will be Saturday, Nov. 13 at 2 p.m. at the Little Miami High School practice football field (behind the high school).

The packing of shoe box gifts for Operation Christmas Child is in full swing, and National Collection Week is Nov. 15-22.

The packing of shoe box gifts for Operation Christmas Child is in full swing, and National Collection Week is Nov. 15-22.