FOX’S 19 LEADS EC GIRLS TO 70-19 WIN OVER CATS
BROOKVILLE – East Central girls basketball put three players in double figures in Tuesday night’s 70-19 non-conference blowout victory at Franklin County. Now 2-0 with… Login to continue reading Login…
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Cowboy Posse helps fill the pool
cowboy posses 1 JP 111021 The Cowboy Posse has a shoot-out in Aurora’s Gabbard Park. The demonstrations raised money for the Fill the Pool campaign. … Login to continue reading Login…
Civista Bank, again, best to work for
Civista Bank has been named one of the Best Banks to Work For in 2021. This is the ninth consecutive year it has been recognized by… Login to continue reading Login…
Kringle will visit Crosby again
One of Crosby Township’s honored traditions is making sure children are blessed Christmas morning. The Kringle Chest benefit has been helping for 15 years. “In… Login to continue reading Login…
Schools salute vets with ceremony, parade
Students in the Southwest Local School District paid tribute to local veterans on Nov. 10. Harrison High School hosted a ceremony where it honored veterans… Login to continue reading Login…
Boys look for a bounce back season
Harrison High School’s boys basketball is neither looking back on nor running from its difficult 2020-2021 season. The Wildcats finished 3-17 in the tumultuous year.… Login to continue reading Login…
To our veterans … thank you
By Kevin Austin Publisher Register Publications kaustin@registerpublications.com To our veterans …thank you for your service, we’re forever grateful! Veterans Day is celebrated every Nov. 11… Login to continue reading Login…
SHOOTING FAILS SD GIRLS VS. PACERS, 46-24
AURORA – With the majority of their misses from inside the paint, or close to it, South Dearborn girls basketbal shot just 13.2 percent from… Login to continue reading Login…
A basket full of optimism for girls team
He was asked to complete this sentence: “Our team will win the Southwest Ohio Conference championship this season if … ?” Harrison High School girls… Login to continue reading Login…
Plans for gaming arcade moving though L’burg
There may soon be a video game and pinball arcade in downtown Lawrenceburg. Joshua Lowe was granted $25,000 preferred business grant from the Lawrenceburg Redevelopment… Login to continue reading Login…