Before we turn the page to Week 7, let’s take a look at some of the biggest performances from around the state with the Ohio Prep Sports Media Association High School Football Notebook.
Traveling to Brown County to start the week on Monday, the Hillsboro boys and girls soccer teams each earned dominant non-conference victories on the soccer field at Eastern High School.
A Leesburg man charged with two first-degree felony drug counts was among the 13 individuals indicted by a Highland County grand jury in their Tuesday, Oct. 1 session.
Students from all the Highland County middle schools were given an opportunity to design a poster with the theme “May the Forest be with you Always.” The posters were created on paper grocery bags donated by Hillsboro Kroger.
Marshall Township Trustees will meet in an emergency session Sept. 29 at 9 a.m. at the Township Hall, located at 11085 OH 506 in Hillsboro, to review the transfer of property located at 11470 Spruance Road.
Tropical Storm Helene brought strong winds, power outages in parts of the county and much-needed rain (but also flash flooding) to Highland County Friday, Sept. 27, with rain expected to continue over the coming days.
As solid of a first half the Hillsboro Indians had against the Miami Trace Panthers where they played nearly even on the scoreboard in the first two quarters, that couldn’t be said for the final two quarters. The Panthers took advantage of the Indians’ miscues, leading to a 44-27 loss Saturday morning at MTHS.
The 2024 Highland County Invitational saw Whiteoak senior Landen Eyre win his fourth consecutive Highland County title, while in the girls race it was Fairfield senior Aylah Humphreys leading the way for the first-place finish.
