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  • Reds Caravan stops in Chillicothe

    The 2011 Cincinnati Reds Caravan made a stop at WBEX- AM Radio in Chillicothe Thursday. The Highland County Press and other area media interviewed Reds manager Dusty Baker, pitcher Travis Wood, minor league player Todd Frazier, and Reds TV analyst Chris "The Creeper" Welsh.
  • Reds Caravan stops in Chillicothe
    The 2011 Cincinnati Reds Caravan made a stop at WBEX- AM Radio in Chillicothe Thursday. The Highland County Press and other area media interviewed Reds manager Dusty Baker, pitcher Travis Wood, minor league player Todd Frazier, and Reds TV analyst Chris "The Creeper" Welsh.
  • 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.
  • We have lift-off: Wildcats fly away with SHL win over Rockets
    Behind a 38-point second half, the Whiteoak Wildcats added another win to their Southern Hills League total Tuesday night, defeating the Fayetteville Rockets, 65-50 at Whiteoak High School.
  • Denen gains 300th coaching win; Blue Lions drop Lady Indians
    The Washington Lady Blue Lions and Hillsboro Lady Indians played a close first half in terms of scoring points, but a strong final two quarters by the Lady Blue Lions not only added a South Central Ohio League win, but the 47-17 score gave Washington head coach John Denen his 300th career coaching win, Tuesday night.
  • Denen gains 300th coaching win; Blue Lions drop Lady Indians
    The Washington Lady Blue Lions and Hillsboro Lady Indians played a close first half in terms of scoring points, but a strong final two quarters by the Lady Blue Lions not only added a South Central Ohio League win, but the 47-17 score gave Washington head coach John Denen his 300th career coaching win, Tuesday night.
  • Fairfield to host Coaches vs. Cancer game this Friday
    The Fairfield Lions will be hosting a Coaches vs. Cancer game this Friday, Jan. 28 when they take on their league and county rival, the Lynchburg-Clay Mustangs.
  • Tiger wrestling gains 18th team win of season
    On Saturday, Jan. 22 the McClain wrestling team competed in a tri-match against host West Carrollton and National Trail.
  • LC drops SHL game to Eastern
    The Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs and Eastern Brown Lady Warriors kept the score close through three quarters, but the final eight minutes proved to be the final straw for LC, falling to EB 55-46 Monday night at EBHS in Southern Hills League play.
  • Turnovers lead to Lady Cats' loss to Greyhounds
    The Manchester Lady Greyhounds pressured the Whiteoak Lady Wildcats Monday evening at Whiteoak High School. Unable to handle the basketball, the Lady 'Cats were forced into over 30 turnovers, leading to a 60-44 Southern Hills League loss to the Lady Greyhounds.
  • Turnovers lead to Lady Cats' loss to Greyhounds
    The Manchester Lady Greyhounds pressured the Whiteoak Lady Wildcats Monday evening at Whiteoak High School. Unable to handle the basketball, the Lady 'Cats were forced into over 30 turnovers, leading to a 60-44 Southern Hills League loss to the Lady Greyhounds.
  • Lewis' double-double helps lead Lady Mustangs to victory over Ripley
    Behind a big second quarter effort, the Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs topped Southern Hills League foe Ripley, 39-28 Saturday afternoon in a makeup game from earlier in the season.
  • Falcons gain season sweep over Tigers
    Though the McClain Tigers never held the lead Saturday night against the Clinton-Massie Falcons, they played with a different feel in the final two quarters, but it wasn't enough with the Falcons defeating the Tigers, 49-44 at MHS.
  • Falcons gain season sweep over Tigers
    Though the McClain Tigers never held the lead Saturday night against the Clinton-Massie Falcons, they played with a different feel in the final two quarters, but it wasn't enough with the Falcons defeating the Tigers, 49-44 at MHS.
  • Greenfield City Recreation Commission seeks summer director
    The Greenfield City Recreation Commission is seeking a director for its summer youth program.
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