NO. 14 L’BURG BOYS SOCCER REBOUNDS FROM 3-2 LOSS
CLEVES, Ohio – Fourteenth-ranked Lawrenceburg boys soccer lost for the first time this season in a hard-fight battle with top Northern Kentucky team Conner (8-1-1),… Login to continue reading Login…
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NO PROBLEM FOR EC GIRLS VS. CATS, SPARTANS
CONNERSVILLE – East Central girls soccer widened its conference-leading mark to 4-0 with a 9-0 mercy rule victory at Connersville Thursday, Sept. 2. Now 6-1-1… Login to continue reading Login…
Everyone in a mask at Harrison Junior School
If you are going to Harrison Junior School tomorrow, wear a mask no matter if you are a student, staff or visitor. That’s because of… Login to continue reading Login…
SD GIRLS BATTLE DOWNPOUR, DOGS IN 4-3 PK LOSS
BATESVILLE – Battling wet grounds and occasional torrential downpours from the remnants of Hurricane Ida – as well as EIAC rival Batesville – South Dearborn… Login to continue reading Login…
Broadband work in downtown Lawrenceburg
Lawrenceburg Broadband Communications will have scheduled fiber connectivity maintenance between 4 and 6 p.m. today (Thursday, Sept. 2) in the following areas: West High Street between Front Street to… Login to continue reading Login…
RUN FOR A TIGER 5K BENEFITS LHS SOCCER PROGRAM
LAWRENCEBURG – The first annual Run For A Tiger 5K Run Walk, set for Sunday, Sept. 12, is a benefit event for the Lawrenceburg High… Login to continue reading Login…
Cross country fourth in D-III at Rushville
RUSHVILLE – Junior Peyton Merica’s third place individual run led Rising Sun boys varsity cross country to a fourth-place Division III team finish in the… Login to continue reading Login…
7-8 VOLLEYBALL SwEEPS toURNEY AT SWITZ
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RS soccer back to even at 2-2
Staff Report RISING SUN – After a 2-0 start to its season, Rising Sun boys soccer came back to even with back-to-back losses last… Login to continue reading Login…
Rising Sun in Red status for COVID-19
Rising Sun/Ohio County entered into the Red status for COVID-19 on Aug. 25. An advisory level refers to the current guidelines the county must follow.… Login to continue reading Login…