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Tigers fall in defensive battle with Panthers

Defense was the name of the game Friday night at McClain High School, but one big offensive drive by the Miami Trace Panthers, along with a field goal, allowed the Panthers to take their third game in a row, defeating host McClain 10-7 at McClain Field.
Tigers fall in defensive battle with Panthers
Defense was the name of the game Friday night at McClain High School, but one big offensive drive by the Miami Trace Panthers, along with a field goal, allowed the Panthers to take their third game in a row, defeating host McClain 10-7 at McClain Field.
SCOL Football Week 8
Take a look at all the action from Week 8 in the South Central Ohio League.
Indians plow past Red Raiders
The Hillsboro Indians traveled to Madison County Friday night, for the second straight week, this time to face the London Red Raiders. HHS prevailed with a 36-21 South Central Ohio League victory at LHS. The win improves the Tribe to 6-2 overall 2-2 in SCOL play.
Indians plow past Red Raiders
The Hillsboro Indians traveled to Madison County Friday night, for the second straight week, this time to face the London Red Raiders. HHS prevailed with a 36-21 South Central Ohio League victory at LHS. The win improves the Tribe to 6-2 overall 2-2 in SCOL play.
Martha Penwell
Martha Penwell, 76, of Peebles, Ohio, died Wednesday, October 14, 2009 at Piketon, Ohio. She was born in Leslie County, Kentucky, the daughter of the late Elisha and Mary Fields Collins. 
Hillsboro resident marks 102nd birthday
Donald Roads McCoppin celebrated his 102nd birthday on Friday, Oct. 9.
Art on display at SSCC
This fall, Southern State Community College will showcase a special exhibition of oil paintings by world-renowned artist Bela Horvath, 1888-1973.
Art on display at SSCC
This fall, Southern State Community College will showcase a special exhibition of oil paintings by world-renowned artist Bela Horvath, 1888-1973.
Cummingses, Cluff paced HHS in '61-62
As the opening games of the 1961-62 SCOL basketball season approached, Hillsboro High School announced that the Indians would be playing five “home” games at Paint Valley High School. This was something of a shock, since Hillsboro figured to be a serious contender for the league basketball title, and they would be giving up their home court advantage. But the gymnasium at HHS was tiny and would seat only 300 to 400 fans. The athletic council figured that they could fill a much larger facility, and they needed the revenue. Also, there was a somewhat subtle push on to overhaul and enlarge the Hillsboro gym.
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