The Hillsboro Lady Indians had a tough battle on their hands Wednesday evening in Fayette County, but the road team never lost the lead in the fourth frame, defeating the host Washington Lady Blue Lions, 57-47.
The McClain Tigers opened up Frontier Athletic Conference play at home Friday night against Washington and suffered their first defeat of the season, a 52-38 loss in front of a huge crowd in Greenfield.
Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost recently welcomed the members of his 2024-25 Teen Ambassador Board with a meet-and-greet session and presentations from key members of his staff.
Maybe the Hillsboro Lady Indians didn’t play their best game of the season thus far on Saturday afternoon, but it was still mission accomplished for the home team in Frontier Athletic Conference play.
The Fayette County Sheriff’s Office announced Thursday that they have arrested and charged a Fayette County woman in connection with an alleged Oct. 20 armed robbery at a business in Washington Court House.
A Washington Court House man was sentenced to a year and a half in prison and ordered to pay over $1,000 in restitution recently after pleading guilty to two safecracking charges in Highland County Common Pleas Court.
A joint indictment charging a Hillsboro man and Seaman woman with endangering children and assault was among the 18 indictments handed down by a Highland County grand jury Tuesday, Nov. 5.
If there is one thing anyone can say about the 2024 McClain Tigers, it is they don’t stop battling. Though the Tigers lost their Week 9 game Friday night to the host Washington Blue Lions by a 43-19 score at Gardner Park, the young Tigers fought hard for the entire game.
