O’Ward wins at Mid-Ohio
Pato O’Ward claimed the checkered flag Sunday at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course at the conclusion of the Honda Indy 200.
Street Fair draws crowd
Over 3,000 people flooded into downtown Cardington for its annual street fair this past weekend.
Highland soccer player Smith off to Pikeville
After spending the last few fall seasons at the goalkeeper for the Highland girls’ soccer team, Kayley Smith will look to take on that responsibility for the University of Pikeville in Kentucky.
All-Ohio baseball, softball teams named
A number of local baseball and softball players were recognized as All-Ohio in their sports.
Vintage cars at Mid-Ohio
The weekend was loaded with racing at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course when the Morrow County road course hosted the Permco Grand Prix of Ohio from June 21-23.
JOG specialist retires after 25 years
Gerry Hartman recalls that she came to Mount Gilead High School (MGHS) to apply for the job opening of study hall monitor in 1999.
Hudnell looks back on past 101 years
Esther Hudnell was born on April 6, 1923, to Walter R. and Leta Furbay. The family lived on the Furbay Farm on U.S. Route 42, which was in the Furbay family for five generations. Hudnell’s brothers, Walter and Harold, helped with the farming, while she mainly helped her mother with the housework and things inside the home.
Highland athletes represented on All-MOAC teams
A number of Highland athletes were recognized when the MOAC announced its all-league teams recently.
All-KMAC teams named
The KMAC announced its all-conference athletes for the spring sports season.
Keynote speaker: PTSD, thoughts of suicide plague vets
Following the national anthem played by the Mount Gilead Marching Band, Memorial Day keynote speaker retired Lt. Col. Jennifer Kimmey spoke of the cost of freedom at Mount Gilead Rivercliff Cemetery.
